MAKE REAL MONEY WITH AFFILIATE, SURVEY AND OTHER

free web designing and programming tutorials

2010-06-24T05:15:00.000-07:00

as one of the ways of making money online you should be able to design a simple web page, this you can achieve by visiting this site www.skypro.zxq.net, they offer free web designing and programing tutorials ranging from html, php, java css,

step two

2009-10-13T11:10:00.000-07:00

· Shareware: Offer shareware at your site. Shareware is very popular and it always draws in a lot of visitors. You can also negotiate a percentage of any license fees sold with the authors of the software.

· Merchandise: If you have a great brand image/name, then why not sell quality merchandise with your brand logo on it. Amazon does this now.

· Consultancy: Once you have garnered sufficient knowledge of how to set up an online store, you can offer your services showing other people how to set up their own online store. People want to make money and the number of people who have just discovered the Internet is quite astonishing. You might not be a real expert on the Internet, but I'm sure you will know a great deal more than these net newcomers.

· Banners: Get paid for displaying other people's banner adverts. If your Web site attract a lot of visitors, then sell some banner space. Typically, you can charge anything from a few dollars to fifty or sixty dollars for every 1000 banner impressions on your Web site.

· Pay per click: These are similar to banner advertising, except you only make money if a visitor clicks on your sponsor's banner. There are restrictions to this though, otherwise some people will abuse the system by just clicking back and forth on the banner to register click throughs. Usually, you are paid by what is known as per "unique visitor" to the sponsor's Web site. A "unique visitor" is defined as a maximum of one visit from any IP address per given period to each sponsor's Web site. Check the terms and conditions at the web sites. These are often used for Web sites that don't have much in the way of traffic or to fill up unsold banner spaces.

· Affiliate programs: Sell other people's wares by joining their affiliate programs. You can join a number of affiliate programs to sell other people's products and services on your Web site. Ideally these other companies you are promoting should not conflict with your business. You can go round joining all the affiliate programs you want, one by one.

But, I would think it is wiser to join one of these affiliate program hosts, whereby you can join a number of affiliate programs in one go. You will also find it much easier to keep track of all the programs you have joined and any moneys owed.

Don't think that these programs will make you a fortune though. I have read that the majority of affiliates belonging to one of the biggest programs online make less than $20.00 a month. Better than nothing, I suppose. Don't get me wrong, I am not trying to put you off the idea. I just wanted to give you a realistic picture, so that you don't raise your expectations too high.

little but lagel ways of making money online

2009-09-29T07:29:00.000-07:00

Making money online is very easy, Aside from the main business of your Web site, there are other good ways to make money. so this are tested way to making it, all may not work for your site but if you try one or two you will really love it .

· Merchandise: If you have a great brand image/name, then why not sell quality merchandise with your brand logo on it. Amazon does this now.

· Charge for access: Does your Web site contain content or information that people are willing to pay money for access to? If so, then you can password protect part of your site and charge people a fee for access to that information. Many companies use this approach. Part of their Web site is free, but to access the majority of the information, you have to pay a fee. And in case you're thinking, I'm not talking about adult Web sites!

· Sell your content: Your content may be available freely to everyone on the Internet, but not everyone has access to the Internet You can try to sell your stories or information to off-line magazines and publications.

· Advertorials: Similar to an advertising feature article in a newspaper. Let's say you sell shoes at your Web site. Maybe a designer or manufacturer who doesn't have a Web site wants to promote their shoes online. You can sell them editorial space on your Web site.

· E-mail lists: If you have a guest book or a newsletter mailing list, you can create a database of their names and e-mail addresses as well as those of your customers. Once you have enough names, you can sell them on to direct marketers. Make sure that you tell your customers their names and e-mail addresses may be rented to third parties. Some people don't wish to receive third party advertising, so give them an option to opt-out of this list.

· Sell links: Similar to banner adverts, except it is only a text link. I have noticed that CNET has sponsored links at the bottom of their Web pages. I have also started to sell text links on the eBoz! Web site.

· Host competitions: Competitions are a great way of attracting visitors to your Web site. Quite often competition entrant's names and e-mail addresses are sold on to third parties. This can be stated as part of the terms and conditions of entering the competition.

· Surveys: You can either conduct your own survey and sell the results to third parties that are interested in your visitors, or you can charge a fee from third parties for including their survey in your Web site. I read an article about one games Web site which had conducted a survey of its visitors on "what makes a great game". They sold their findings to games software companies for some $20,000 a survey. Wow! I wish I had thought of that one first.