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Top 10 products related to making money online

Published on February 12, 2008 in Affiliates, Money, Money business and Reviews. 0 Comments

1. Hyper VRE – VRE is the acronym for Virtual Real Estate. Create lasting passive income stream of profitable niche websites with few hours of work per week. First, you generate fresh, unique content-rich web page out of highly-targeted keyword list. Then you can insert Google Adsense ads on every page, and utilize your unique affiliate link within your contextual links. Your web pages get indexed quickly into search engines with a well structured linking process.

2. PLR (Public Label Rights) – these are basically articles, e-books or software bundles that grants you the right to use content written by someone else as if it were your own. You can claim the authorship, modify or re-write the material anyway you like, or give it away as a bonus. There are ghostwriters out there who have written and created these products and yet they are reluctant to put them into marketplace. PLR products and be bought at fairly reasonable price.

3. 6 Figure Freelance by David Drake – If you have decided to render professional service, consider picking up a copy of Six Figure Freelancer by David Drake. Learn how to earn extra cash writing online content and not having to be Pulitzer Prize winning writer. Freelancing offers you huge profits with small risks, and you control your own schedule. This system gives you the edge over the competition and opens your eyes to huge buffet of writing opportunities available.

4. World Wide Brands – They offer the world’s largest database of e-commerce wholesalers. Every time you search for a wholesale product, there will be a built in market research to tell you how well each product you search for will sell, the competitions, search engine keywords that are most popular for the products you want to sell. The database is updated every business day by their full-time research team.

5. Become an eBay Power Seller in 90 Days, by John Thornhill – This is a step-by-step program to fully equip yourself to become eBay Power Seller in 90 Days Flat, and literally attract hundreds of dollars per day, working at comfort of your own home for just a few hours a day, selling eBooks. Once the system is setup, product delivery and payment processing is automated. All you need is couple hours to reply to emails. You will learn how to optimally price your product and get quality visitors to your sites.

6. Advanced Automated Forex Trading Signal Software – If you do not want sell digital product or physical product, nor to render any service, why not pick up a copy of the Advanced Automated Forex Trading Signal Software by Mr. Kirchberger. No trading experience is required, menial time commitment, low risk with high returns and you get to create forex signal yourself. This is proven money making method, with credible pilot no-guesswork system and therefore eliminated the “human error”. It works in any country, with any broker.

7. Widget Bucks by Joel Comm – If you are familiar with Google Adsense, Widget Bucks is one of the contextual advertising systems. Like Adsense, it can figure out the content of your site, and search through its inventory of products and serve ads that match your content. You will be compensated based on cost-per-click (CPC) basis or sometimes cost-per-mile (CPM) – the frequency the ad is shown. Usually the ad will pack with a list of ten different products that might interest the user. If the user clicks on just one of them, you get paid.

8. Legit Online Jobs – Without having to create your own website, sell anything, or carry any inventory, not to deal with any customers, or contact anybody, Legit Online Jobs offer you the legitimate ways to make money online using a computer and internet connection. This is not getting rich quick scheme. But if you follow through, you can easily earn a couple thousand dollars every month.

9. Life Coaching Resource by David Wood – The universe is continuously expanding and more people are turning into coaches and mentors for personal and spiritual growth. Do you like to help people? If money were no object, would you do it? If you answer yes to both of these questions, you may want to consider becoming a life coach. You can help people make big life changes and get paid.

10. Secret JV Profit by Dylan Loh – Many times when we have decided to start our own business, we gave in to limitations based on our limited beliefs such as not having the talent, resources and etc. Have you ever heard of the term “leverage”? It is defined as “doing more for less”. In the Secret JV Profit (where JV stands for Joint Venture), you will learn to use other people’s lists to promote your product, how to build profit-pulling partnerships and build a big list for FREE in half the time. We all have 24 hour a day and we can only do so many things in that period of time. Using the appropriate can help you achieve more by doing less. To your success!

Outsourcing

Published on January 4, 2008 in General, Money business and Tutorials. 0 Comments

If you’re new to business, you may not have heard of the term outsourcing: to give to someone else the task you are to accomplish.

This post is written in order to help you outsource your tasks. This is a small “how-to” guide that will allow you to look for people that can accomplish task for you. Since communication is sometimes difficult and can lead to unwanted results, this guide will aim to prevent you from making various errors beginners do when they first start outsourcing.

For this article, we’ll be using elance.com

To get started, go and signup and account. You’ll have to pay a 10$ “account setup” which will be refunded after a week. This is in order for elance to make sure you are 18 years old and that you will use the system correctly.

When that is done, we can start creating “projects”. In MyELance, Buyer Activity, you’ll find Post new project.

You’re then presented a list of fields to fill. For our first project, we’ll be looking for a virtual assistant (an assistant that can do tasks for us online, such as researches, write email, find prices, etc).

(defaults are in italics)
Posting Title: Virtual Assistant (or whatever you may want to write)
Category: Admin Support
Subcategory: Virtual Assistant
Work Type: Hourly
Budget: (Depends on you, I generally go for under 500$)
Who Can Bid:All Elance providers
Response Deadline: Bidding closes in 14 days
Sealed Bids?: Sealed, proposals are hidden from other providers.
Work Location: Work can be done anywhere.
Use Escrow: Yes, I want to use Elance Escrow service (FREE) for my project.

Now, for the bigger part of the submission, the Work Description. This is where you ask for specific aspects. This is the place where it’s possible for you to fall into the “not descriptive enough” which leads to many bids which aren’t responding to your needs. This mean additionnal filtering which we want to avoid as much as possible.

To help you, use bullet points. What you want, and don’t want. Here’s a list of things you may want to consider talking about.

- Must speak/write in a specific language
- When must the person be available for you (all day, night, morning)
- How you’ll communicate your tasks (phone, email, messenger)
- What type of knowledge and education you are looking for (be as specific as possible)
- What are the task you’ll have them perform
- How much are you willing to pay them
- State that there will be a trial period (and how long you’ll be testing them (2-6 hours))
- How long you expect to work with them
- How much job do you expect to give them (in term of hours)
- What are the period there will be work involved (if you’re looking for seasonal help)

With this list filled up, you are sure to target quite specific needs. The idea here is to make sure that our listing only attracts people that are willing to do a job under condition you’ve listed.

More often than not, people will post on elance with vague description. They’ll be getting a dozen of bids (that may sound good), but most bidders will offer too high prices or will not fulfill specific needs you have because they didn’t know you where expecting it. Remember, in conversation, the explicit is always known by both parties, not the implicit.

With that in mind, I wish you good luck in outsourcing your work, may it be for ghost writing, online researching or for web designing.

Top 5 tips of the year

Published on December 28, 2007 in Money business. 0 Comments

1. Use the 80/20 rule
In business, this rule is the most fundamental of them all. 80% of your money comes from 20% of your clients. Find those 20% and make sure to make good business with them. Because you are high in the hierarchy, you don’t have much time to spare. For that matter, apply the 80/20 rule again. What is taking 80% of my time but only generate 20% of my revenue OR what takes 20% of my time and generate 80% of my revenue?

2. Delegate, and then delegate, and then delegate even more
Find every possible action that you could do and find someone else to do it for you. This will allow you to focus on higher goal and higher priorities. If you’re the CEO of your entreprise, do you think it is “normal” for you to answer to clients problems? Hell no! You should be focusing on your business direction, the next step to grow, etc.

3. Parkinson’s Law

Work expands to fill the time available.

Often noticed in offices, if you give job to your employee, but don’t give them deadlines, the task can take MUCH time. It expands as time is available. Don’t make time available to others or yourself.

When planning deadlines, make them short. People are fuel by last minute stress. When they do, they generally focus on what is the most important to be accomplished and they do a good job out of it.

4. Occam’s Razor

All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best.

When in doubt in front of two solutions, this is the best advice to follow. Always look for what is simple, since simplicity often equals less time consuming.

5. DO
Just Do It, as Nike would say. Everyone is good to find goals and stuff they’d like to do, but almost no one is good at starting or doing it. Most will have ideas, but they won’t do it because they know that it’ll involve work in-between. Instead of being like the rest of the world, why not do the stuff that you talk about. Use a single step: “What is it that I need to do next?” The general idea behind this is to make progress slowly. In order to head toward the right direction, make sure you have a goal in mind. If possible, be descriptive as possible about the next step, and again, if possible, write a plan of what you’ll need to accomplish.

This is all good, but now, you must do the most important step, DO IT!

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