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Friday, 28 June 2013

Online working


Thinking of finding some online working jobs? Maybe to supplement your income or replace your day job?

Here's the way to go. You can be your own boss. Thousands are already making a go of it, it's not easy, it does take commitment and action on your part, but nothing is better than dictating your own hours, and working from home can be a very fulfilling experience.




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Niche Profit Classroom shows you how to build a profitable business you can call your own, and it will keep bringing in passive income for you for years to come, with little effort on your part once you have the initial set up work done.

Of all the home working jobs this will definitely tick all the boxes for you, taking the most inexperienced by the hand and teaching you everything you need to know from the ground up.






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Sunday, 16 June 2013

How I Made Money Writing from Home

Becoming an online writer wasn't what I had in mind when I began looking  Online for ways to make money from home. I had noticed about working at home through a series on T.V., where a self made business woman provided ideas and authentic companies where people could find work from home. I was interested as I had been looking for a way to make more money for  several weeks when I ran across the series. I preferred to be able to supplement my earnings without limiting the time  I had with my family members . I was working an outstanding  fulltime job, but when the economy tanked and we were asked  to take a pay cut, I was considering how I was going to pay for everything. I was pleased to learn that no one was being laid off, however, taking a pay cut wasn't exactly the best information I'd acquired either. 
I searched through the various job  offers  and discovered several different customer assistance companies where I could work at home. 
I started up in Feb 2009 and began my online writing career. I wrote and acquired anywhere from $2 to $3 per article I launched. The more I wrote, the more I got paid. I went from $3 every week to $50 every week easily, though I want to emphasise that I wrote A LOT during this time.
Then I began getting frustrated by my limited opportunities and believed...if there's one site out there like this, there's got to be more.. There are a large number of sites out there willing to accept  your writing on just about anything. I have signed up for  many, some of which I am writing for, others that I tried and simply moved on. There are good and bad points to each one and while you should have no requirements of getting rich from writing, you can generate an outstanding second earning and some even make a affordable living from it alone. I've not been able to take that leap of belief just yet, even though I know in my heart that I can do it. There's just something to be said about having a fulltime job, but for those of you that are out there without that , or, like me, need a constant resource of more money you can make from home, try online sources. 
I would like to say that as of this guide, I am currently earning around $1000-$1200 monthly writing. I have had several weeks where I have been able to earn in the region of  $2000, but in my world, that type of effort is not maintainable. I have currently customized my focus from straight costs to creating a re-occurring earnings system (remember the earnings share?). By writing and publishing on ' work from home' sites that pay you for each pageview, I can make a recurring earning  each  month to supplement my income .

If you are looking for looking at online writing, try a few of these sites. Some are more difficult to crack than others, but know that making money is not going to occur immediately. You'll need an opportunity to perfect your art .

The following ar e a list of sites to sign up for paid writing:

Associated Content- Upfront payments and revenue share 
Mahalo- Revenue share 
Textbroker-Upfront payment only 
eCopywriters-Upfront payment only 
Demand Studios-Upfront only or Revenue share only 
Bukisa-Revenue share 
Suite 101-Revenue share 
Helium-Upfront and Revenue share 
Triond-Revenue share 
SEED-Upfront and Revenue share 


Thursday, 30 May 2013

100 Words Every Author Should Know

"The Article Body Is Where You Give;
The Resource Box Is Where You Take."
- Christopher Knight, CEO, EzineArticles.com



Here's a great article from Ezine Articles, a place every online author should know and be a part of:

As a new author with Ezine Articles, you need to write ten articles, submit them for approval, and then you are ready to be published with them.



Here's a great article from Ezine Articles, a place every online author should know and be a part of:




Feel free to add some more you think should be in this list in the comment box below :-)

Saturday, 23 February 2013

Where to make money online from your writing

Hi All :-)

To make life easy for you, today I'm going to list a few places online where you can make money from your writing skills.
If you are starting out online, maybe you've just been laid off or have been dreaming the dream of leaving your insufferable day job, then you're going to have to invest a little to give yourself a springboard to success.
After spending years searching online and wasting money on useless products I can save you lots of time and money by recommending Adam Short's online trainng. He really cuts to the chase, is highly respected in his area of expertise, and by following his expert guidance you will find yourself making money online in a very short space of time - as little as three weeks in a  lot of cases.
 As long as you are prepared to take action and follow the steps he outlines, then you will be gainfully self employed in no time.

Follow these tips on a blog post I wrote to help you achieve that optimum work/life balance
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To give you some ideas of how to get started yourself, the following are really the best places to get noticed if you are looking for some writing jobs:-

Article Directories

Writng articles for a site like Ezine Articles are a great way to  make money while writing about other people's websites. If your article is good enough and original it will get traffic to the website you  are writing about, then perhaps get republished which will get links for you to your own website, and will make you money.

Blogs

Sometimes you can approach a popular blogger and ask to do a guest post on their site, which will get links back to your own site. This means more traffic for you to your site where you are selling a particular product, and targeted traffic means more sales for you.


Blog Comments

If you visit high ranking blogs and leave a comment containing a link to your own site, this can lead to traffic visiting your own site, which of course is what internet marketing is all about.

Forums

By visiting relevant forums to your niche, you can leave comments with a link to your own site, again inviting traffic to visit.


Your own Website

If you can write, you should have your own site, where you can write content about specific niche products, then place advertising around that content.

So there you have it, some simple steps above to get you started!



Sunday, 17 February 2013

Quick links to making money from home

Hi All ,

I've found a few of the best videos for you to check out , saving you time, and most of all money so you won't throw any of your hard earned dollars away on any of the many scams on the net today :-)


Make money writing articles, check out this video from Youtube:-





Make money writing blogs ....

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Make money writing freelance for others ...



These are just a few ways to consider working at home writing to make your own living.

Saturday, 9 February 2013

How to do keyword research for your eBook

Hi All!

This post is going to teach you a good way to select popular keywords for your eBook.
This is important as it will ensure your writing will be found by the major search engines when people go online to find answers to their queries.


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Keyword Research

By most internet marketers, myself included, this is considered to be the most important
phase of the entire process. Your ultimate goal is to have your own articles and/or
website on top of the Google search results for search terms relevant to the product you
are selling. To be profitable, your keywords need to both be searched for by a fair
number of people each month and also to not have extremely difficult/established
competing websites taking up the spots you want.

“So how do I find good keywords?” For this step, head on over to
 https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal.

Next, open up a new tab on your browser (or a new window altogether if you prefer). In this window, use your favorites menu to navigate back to the page of one of the products you were interested in.
Highlight its URL address and then go back to your keyword research tool tab. Click the
bubble that says “Website Content”, and then paste the URL of the product site into the
field given (see below). Now Google's tool will suggest keywords for you based on the
site's content.

Now, press “Get keyword ideas”.
BEFORE YOU BROWSE RESULTS: Go to the dropdown menu on the top right of your
results and select “Exact” rather than “Broad”. You are doing this because we only want
to see how many people are searching for the exact keyword phrase shown. With a
broad match, we are shown the searches for similar keywords which might give us
deceptive search counts for a keyword (for example a keyword might look like it has a
ton of people searching in when in fact people are searching another similar phrase and
targeting the one shown would result in very little traffic).


Now, here's the tough part: How do you choose which are good phrases to go after?
First, take a look at your product. Think, “what would someone looking for my product
search for?”

If your product is a guide for getting rid of acne, a phrase like “home
remedy for acne” or “how to get rid of acne” would be good to target.


Go through the list and copy every phrase that you like into a notepad window (or
something similar if you prefer). Next to the phrase, write down how many searches per
month it gets. This is the “Global Monthly Search Volume” number. In doing this, I like
to stick to phrases that are getting a minimum of 700-800 searches per month, but more
is preferable... To give you an idea of search volume, something searched 3,000 times
per month is looked up about 100 times per day.
When you're done going through the phrases Google suggests for you, don't be afraid
to try your own phrases if you think of some that are relevant but weren't suggested for
you. Any phrase you think would be a searcher willing to buy what you're putting front
of them, put into your notepad.


Alright, once you've got a good little list together (as many keywords as you can find!),
head on over to the Traffic Travis Website. This is a 100% free keyword research tool
we're going to use to evaluate if the keywords you've chosen are ones you can get onto
the top of Google for. Basically, we're evaluating how much competition a phrase has
and how strong it is.
Click the “Download Free” button and go through the steps to get your registration code
and download the program. Don't worry, you can ignore any attempts to sell you the
“Pro Version”, I myself still only use the free one.

How many keywords have you got that are “doable”? You want a lot, dig deep into the keyword
research tool and do your best to find as many keywords as possible. I like to find tons
so that I have lots of ideas when writing articles.You don't want to skimp on keyword
research so don't be afraid to spend some time looking for a product with good
keywords.

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Monday, 4 February 2013

How to choose a niche for your eBook

Choosing a niche can be the most difficult part of getting started on writing your eBook.

With hundreds of products online offering solutions on how to do this, the best one by a mile is this one.
 I recommend signing up straightaway, as without that kind of expert honest guidance you could be years floundering about wasting time and money. :-)

There are potentially thousands of profitable niches out there with hungry crowds searching for information
on a particular topic.
To help you discover which topics and niches are popular or gaining in popularity, I will write today about a few different sources to which you can turn to gain this information.

The first one is Google Trends. Just type in Google Trends into google and this will direct you to their site which gives detailed figures and results for which topics are being searched most for on Google.
Not only does it give you figures for how many people are conducting these searches, but also the regions and cities where these people are from who are entering these keywords to search Google for answers to their problem! Just type in the  keywords you think people are using in their search and on which you will be basing your eBook, and Trends will give you the information you are looking for.








Another free tool is Quantcast.com. On their homepage all you need to do is type in a website address related to a niche which you may think will be worth writing about, and it will provide you with a complete profile of the visitors to that site. Age group, gender, ethnicity, salary range, number of children are all details of the visitors to that site, very valuable information for you indeed, as you can use this to tailor your eBook to suit your audience. You need this to target your market.

A good tip is to take a visit to Amazon.com. Search for any eBooks already in circulation there and look up the reviews. Reading these reviews will let you know exactly how people's needs in this area are being met, and if there are any gaps in information in this niche that need to be filled. Figure that out and you're already half way there!

Visiting forums related to your niche is a very good way to check out what it is that people are looking for.
These forums are full of members talking about a specific problem which is common to all on that forum.
There you will find a wealth of information on what solutions people are searching for online .

Not only will the above suggestions provide you with all the information you need, but it will provide you with the necessary background details to tailor your eBook towards your target audience.

Remember, the more you know about the person for whom you're writing your eBook , the better your eBook will be, the better reviews it will receive, and the more money you will make!






So get started doing your research today, and get writing!

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