How to make more money * get rich quick * earn extra income * how to make more money without investing a penny
I can show you how to make money from the internet, earn extra income 24 hours a day without having to spend a penny of your own money but the get rich quick bit I have yet to crack. If you are prepared to put in the hours, you will slowly build up a regular income that could grow substantially over the next two to five years and continue to grow and pay you an income for the rest of your life.
I can help you make money from the internet if you can write articulately about any subject you know about. They can be articles or stories on virtually any subject offering information, tips or advice and the more you write, the more money you will make. Now you might be thinking that you don't know about anything in particular, nobody will be interested in what you have to say or your point of view; but you would be wrong. Every body has a book in them, everybody has a point of view, we all have an interest or two, whether it is football, fishing, cooking, politics, history or what we saw on television last night. If you talk to me, I will soon come up with subjects that you know about that you could write about and could earn you money.
The more popular the subject, the more money you are likely to make. If Golf is your passion and you wrote articles about Golf, because this is a popular past time, you would most likely make more money than if you wrote about collecting matchboxes. However, type the word Golf into Google and you will see that Google returns 340 million pages on the subject. This is why you need my help and why most websites never get any traffic, simply because they are trying to compete against hundreds of millions of other websites.
If you are going to make money from the internet, you need to have a partner who understands the search engines and how to get web pages into the top of the search engines and especially Google which is where I come in. I have made my money and continue to make money because I can optimise web pages to appear in the top ten of Google, which is where the traffic is and where you will make money. Without this ability, a web page never gets seen; it has no traffic and therefore no potential to make any money.
So how can you make money from the internet without investing a penny and simply by writing stories or articles? If you can write in an easy flowing manner about your chosen subjects, I would optimise the pages so that the search engines put them high in the rankings so that people would find them. Our website designers would build the pages and the programmers would sort out any database requirements. These pages would then be uploaded to one of our websites and hosted on our server. I pay for all of this, all you have to do is write the text.
We then put Google Adwords on these pages. These are advertisements that will be related to your subject matter and every time someone visits one of your web pages and clicks on a link Google pays us a commission and we will pay you a commission on everything that we earn through those pages. This is a working partnership between you and my company. You provide the text and we do the hard bit by getting the web pages we build into the top ten on Google.
Once you have written the article or story and the pages have been built, all the time people are visiting those pages and visiting the websites linked from them, you will earn an income for years to come. It really is impossible to predict how much money you will make because this will depend on the subject matter, how many visitors the pages get, how many people click through to the paying websites and how much they are bidding for those click throughs.
However, let's suggest that you write an article covering ten web pages. Supposing you earn just £3.00 per month from each page. That is £30.00 per month, £360.00 per annum and let's say it runs for just 10 years; that one article could have earned you £3,600.00. Let's say it took you one 10 hour day to write the article. That is not bad money for one days work. Now supposing you just write 10 articles in a year. That is £36,000.00 but it is important to understand that it is not money that you earn all at once. You obviously earn more money in year two and this keeps on increasing every year the more you write.
That is why I said, I know how to get rich but hadn't cracked the get rich quick bit. However, if you are a prolific writer, can keep sending in regular articles on popular topics, your income will grow much faster. I should also point out that the above figures are just suggestions. You could earn only £1.00 per page, you could earn £20.00 per page it just depends on the subject matter, how many visitors click though to the paying advertisers and what the advertisers are paying per visit.
You will only make money if the web pages your articles are hosted on are in the top ten of Google. I know how to achieve this and without this knowledge, like all the billions of other websites on the internet, your article would be doomed to the bowels of the search engines. It is absolutely essential that you get the traffic to earn any money.
This is a business that requires absolutely zero investment but will take up your time and will generate an income years into the future from work that you do today. Depending on your level of commitment, it is one way that you can make money, your income will continue to grow and eventually generate massive income on a regular basis. It is the only way that I know that anyone with little talent or ability but the desire to make money can find a way to get rich.
Thanks
http://www.whereonearthgroup.com/how-to-make-more-money.php
Sunday, 15 March 2009
10 ways to make £100 more a month
By James Andrews
December 08 2008
Waiting for that elusive payday can be a long process. Bills, birthdays, parties and the rest keep coming, regardless of how much money you have in the bank.
While people are queuing up to offer advice on how to spend less cash, it's only one way to make sure your overdraft survives intact. The other is to earn more.
So, here at MSN Money, we offer you ways to earn more as well. All the suggestions are real things you can do, in addition to your normal working day, and are flexible enough to fit around your social life - as well as available to people in most parts of the UK.
Check now to see if you should be earning more
1. Online tutorIf you are reading this then you have the internet skills to become an online tutor. Pay ranges from £8 to £30 an hour (the average being around £18 an hour). You can arrange your workload to suit you and you don't need to be an academic genius to help people learn. The qualification requirement is generally one level above what you are teaching (i.e. if you have A-level English then you can tutor someone up to GCSE level). As an added bonus, you also get to feel good about yourself for helping someone. More details on becoming an online tutor from The Careers Advice Service.
2. Mystery shoppingFancy getting paid to shop? More than that - fancy getting paid to moan about service in shops or restaurants (or the quality of the food). Well you can. Companies need to test the quality and knowledge of their staff, so as long as you don't mind a bit of acting (one of my friends once had to go and buy and engagement ring - don't worry, you get reimbursed for any purchases) you can make money as a "mystery shopper". Generally this is entirely flexible as long as you have access to transport (you get told where to mystery shop and then can carry out the visit whenever you like within a certain time-frame). You can earn more than £10 for each shop you visit and also have food paid for for you and a friend as long as you write a report on the experience afterwards. Check out GFK Mystery shopping for more details.
3. WritingThink you can string a coherent paragraph together? Are you passionate or knowledgeable about a topic? Well write about it. Freelance writers can be very well paid, work in their own time (as long as they meet a deadline) and are in demand. Rates vary, from £1 a word from some national newspapers to 2 pence a word with some websites. Of course websites, magazine companies and other establishments need writers for everything from short-stories to putting together the text on commemorative stamp collections - and not just in the UK. Thanks to the internet you can write for publications in any country where they publish in a language you speak. Here are some useful links about freelancing from the National Union of Journalists.
Find your dream job with MSN careerbuilder
4. Trader (online)Everyone knows a version of this story - the person who works two hours a day while lying by their pool in a luxury Monaco mansion. All they do to make their money, we are told, is look for items mis-spelled on eBay, buy them cheap and then sell them on for a profit once they are properly labelled and spelt. Now these stories are generally false, but that doesn't mean you can't make some money from online auction sites yourself. Someone bought (or made) almost everything in your house and when things get old, too small, or just stop interesting you there is generally someone who will buy them for a second time. You could even make a profit selling things you made yourself as a result of a hobby - knitwear, drawings, woodwork and the like - you never know until you put it online (just make sure to label and spell it correctly).
5. Be an extraTelevision shows, movies, and even straight-to-DVD releases need people in the background. As most parts of the country have something filmed in them (from Doc Martin in Cornwall to Taggart in Glasgow), you can generally find work nearby. Pay is anything up to £100 a day, with added bonuses for special skills such as dancing, riding or playing a sport or musical instrument on camera. Sign up with an extras agency, although be warned - this is very time consuming and can easily use up a full day. Added perks include being fed, hanging around with celebrities, and even being paid (around £25) for having your hair cut in some cases. Here are some extras agencies to check out.
Revealed: the best-paid actresses
6. Delivery personEarly riser? Well for spending an hour of your morning dropping off papers you can earn pretty good money. And you don't necessarily have to wake up early, free property papers and local newspapers are often delivered in the afternoon or at weekends as well. Yes, it might be miserable work in the rain, but for spending an hour walking around streets and lanes near your home you can pick more than pocket change. It's stress-free, you don't lose out on any socialising as you can make your deliveries before work and at minimum wage this will get you more than £100 a month.
7. BarmanSpending time in bars and pubs is something that generally costs you money, but it doesn't have to. With wages of more than £50 for an evening shift available in the cities, it's not a small amount to make for spending a night once or twice a week in a bar - and if it is your local you can spend a quiet Tuesday after work with your friends.
8. TranslatingIf you can speak a second language (anything from French to Mandarin) you can earn money translating. Working from home you are sent text to translate, either from or to English, and make some money out of translating it. You can either pick jobs from a list of available work or be sent texts to translate by an agency. Of course, the more common the language you speak, the more competition. Pay depends on the number of words and complexity of translation - although for more complex work such as technical/industry specific work then you would probably need to have worked in that industry.
Revealed: the richest people under 30
9. Make your opinion pay the billsYou can make quite a bit of cash from filling in surveys for people, or being interviewed face to face. Some of the quicker online surveys pay just £1 while being part of a focus group can get you up to £50. And if you have specialist knowledge you can get as much as £150 for a face-to-face interview. A quick search can find you surveys online that pay you while Saros Research is associated with the longer face-to-face surveys.
10. Medical trialsOkay, this one sounds scary. But it doesn't have to be. Medical trials can be anything from answering questions to testing and tasting food. Of course, you get paid more for the higher-risk stuff, but you are fully informed about what is about to be done to you before they start. Pay is anything up to £100 a day for every day you are involved in treatment. More information on medical trials
Thanks http://money.uk.msn.com/guides/salarycentre/article.aspx?cp-documentid=7389858
December 08 2008
Waiting for that elusive payday can be a long process. Bills, birthdays, parties and the rest keep coming, regardless of how much money you have in the bank.
While people are queuing up to offer advice on how to spend less cash, it's only one way to make sure your overdraft survives intact. The other is to earn more.
So, here at MSN Money, we offer you ways to earn more as well. All the suggestions are real things you can do, in addition to your normal working day, and are flexible enough to fit around your social life - as well as available to people in most parts of the UK.
Check now to see if you should be earning more
1. Online tutorIf you are reading this then you have the internet skills to become an online tutor. Pay ranges from £8 to £30 an hour (the average being around £18 an hour). You can arrange your workload to suit you and you don't need to be an academic genius to help people learn. The qualification requirement is generally one level above what you are teaching (i.e. if you have A-level English then you can tutor someone up to GCSE level). As an added bonus, you also get to feel good about yourself for helping someone. More details on becoming an online tutor from The Careers Advice Service.
2. Mystery shoppingFancy getting paid to shop? More than that - fancy getting paid to moan about service in shops or restaurants (or the quality of the food). Well you can. Companies need to test the quality and knowledge of their staff, so as long as you don't mind a bit of acting (one of my friends once had to go and buy and engagement ring - don't worry, you get reimbursed for any purchases) you can make money as a "mystery shopper". Generally this is entirely flexible as long as you have access to transport (you get told where to mystery shop and then can carry out the visit whenever you like within a certain time-frame). You can earn more than £10 for each shop you visit and also have food paid for for you and a friend as long as you write a report on the experience afterwards. Check out GFK Mystery shopping for more details.
3. WritingThink you can string a coherent paragraph together? Are you passionate or knowledgeable about a topic? Well write about it. Freelance writers can be very well paid, work in their own time (as long as they meet a deadline) and are in demand. Rates vary, from £1 a word from some national newspapers to 2 pence a word with some websites. Of course websites, magazine companies and other establishments need writers for everything from short-stories to putting together the text on commemorative stamp collections - and not just in the UK. Thanks to the internet you can write for publications in any country where they publish in a language you speak. Here are some useful links about freelancing from the National Union of Journalists.
Find your dream job with MSN careerbuilder
4. Trader (online)Everyone knows a version of this story - the person who works two hours a day while lying by their pool in a luxury Monaco mansion. All they do to make their money, we are told, is look for items mis-spelled on eBay, buy them cheap and then sell them on for a profit once they are properly labelled and spelt. Now these stories are generally false, but that doesn't mean you can't make some money from online auction sites yourself. Someone bought (or made) almost everything in your house and when things get old, too small, or just stop interesting you there is generally someone who will buy them for a second time. You could even make a profit selling things you made yourself as a result of a hobby - knitwear, drawings, woodwork and the like - you never know until you put it online (just make sure to label and spell it correctly).
5. Be an extraTelevision shows, movies, and even straight-to-DVD releases need people in the background. As most parts of the country have something filmed in them (from Doc Martin in Cornwall to Taggart in Glasgow), you can generally find work nearby. Pay is anything up to £100 a day, with added bonuses for special skills such as dancing, riding or playing a sport or musical instrument on camera. Sign up with an extras agency, although be warned - this is very time consuming and can easily use up a full day. Added perks include being fed, hanging around with celebrities, and even being paid (around £25) for having your hair cut in some cases. Here are some extras agencies to check out.
Revealed: the best-paid actresses
6. Delivery personEarly riser? Well for spending an hour of your morning dropping off papers you can earn pretty good money. And you don't necessarily have to wake up early, free property papers and local newspapers are often delivered in the afternoon or at weekends as well. Yes, it might be miserable work in the rain, but for spending an hour walking around streets and lanes near your home you can pick more than pocket change. It's stress-free, you don't lose out on any socialising as you can make your deliveries before work and at minimum wage this will get you more than £100 a month.
7. BarmanSpending time in bars and pubs is something that generally costs you money, but it doesn't have to. With wages of more than £50 for an evening shift available in the cities, it's not a small amount to make for spending a night once or twice a week in a bar - and if it is your local you can spend a quiet Tuesday after work with your friends.
8. TranslatingIf you can speak a second language (anything from French to Mandarin) you can earn money translating. Working from home you are sent text to translate, either from or to English, and make some money out of translating it. You can either pick jobs from a list of available work or be sent texts to translate by an agency. Of course, the more common the language you speak, the more competition. Pay depends on the number of words and complexity of translation - although for more complex work such as technical/industry specific work then you would probably need to have worked in that industry.
Revealed: the richest people under 30
9. Make your opinion pay the billsYou can make quite a bit of cash from filling in surveys for people, or being interviewed face to face. Some of the quicker online surveys pay just £1 while being part of a focus group can get you up to £50. And if you have specialist knowledge you can get as much as £150 for a face-to-face interview. A quick search can find you surveys online that pay you while Saros Research is associated with the longer face-to-face surveys.
10. Medical trialsOkay, this one sounds scary. But it doesn't have to be. Medical trials can be anything from answering questions to testing and tasting food. Of course, you get paid more for the higher-risk stuff, but you are fully informed about what is about to be done to you before they start. Pay is anything up to £100 a day for every day you are involved in treatment. More information on medical trials
Thanks http://money.uk.msn.com/guides/salarycentre/article.aspx?cp-documentid=7389858
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