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How to Make Money Online

Most of the ways to earn money listed on this site are free.  You can make money without spending a dime.  Some, like running a webpage have costs associated with them, such as the domain name, the hosting, etc.

Five Easy and Free Ways to Make Money

1. Join an affiliate program and make money referring people to products.  There are affiliate programs to almost every site on the internet today, but I have had the most success with these sites… clickbank, & E-JUNKIE.

2. Freelance writing jobs.  You can be a guess blogger.  Write articles and approach blogs to see if they would like to purchase the articles to use on their webpages.

3. Do overnight child care.  For parents who go out all night, or work the late shift.  You make money and the kids sleep most of the time.

4.  Teach a craft, hobbie, language, or cooking either online or to people in your home.  Find something you do really well and then offer to teach others.  My friend plays the piano, when he needed some extra money he placed a free ad on www.craigslist.org offering to teach someone.  He got 5 responses the first day of his ad.

5. Get paid to do survery from home.  There are hundreds of webpages that will let you earn money for just taking a survery about your life or products.  http://www.epollsurveys.com  (most offers to be entered into drawings, never won anything and the surverys are LONG), http://www.PaidMarketingPanel.com, http://www.surveymonster.net (a webpage filled with survey sites).

There are so many ways to make money that it is just up to your creativity to come up with them.  If you have a a talent such as music, magic, dance or singing you can easily pick up extra money.  Create a free webpage for yourself on sites such as MySpace, Geocities, Facebook, etc.   Place your resume and talents there.  Then create an ad for yourself and place it for free on Craigslist.org in your specific area. 

When people respond to your ad respond in a professional polite way.

You can make money as a Dating Referral Consultant. You can be called a Match Maker, a relationship consultant, a Yenta, or a marriage broker. “Social referral services” means dating, matrimonial or personal referral services by any of the following means: An exchange of names, telephone numbers, addresses and statistics, a photograph or video selection process; personal introductions provided by the seller at the seller’s place of business’ and a social environment provided by such person intended primarily as an alternative to singles’ bars or club-type environments.

It’s fun and rewarding to introduce people and watch them fall in love. You don’t need a webpage, but I recommend one. You can find clients through friends and family. Offer a referral fee to people who recommend your services. Everyone likes to make money, that’s why you are here reading this right?

You can create your own dating site completely free here at WDP-click for link. You can get your start referring daters or you can create a site like I just did and get others to make a site and get daters to join and create profiles. I will earn money from any single people looking to join or from any business partners who click the affiliate link at the bottom and make a free webpage of their own. Start earning money with lovers of all ages now.

You can also get trained and certified as a matchmaker at the matchmaking institute also.  Click the links below.

The Matchmaking Institute established a program designed to train those who wish to become Certified Matchmakers by providing practical knowledge that will improve the way to start a matchmaking business. When you get trained and certified, you gain knowledge, support, credibility and a career.


     

This great little e-book is fantastic. If you need cash right now today, this book gives you ideas and tells you how to get the money you need. Get paid today. This e-book is only $3.99.

 

 

Many people are looking for things to sell, but quality affordable items are
hard to find.  Or are they?  Have you thought of becoming an affiliate?  Almost
everyone has an affiliate program nowadays.  Being an affiliate means getting
paid for recommending their product.   You are connecting yourself with their
webpage. 

You just find an affiliate program of a product you like and sign up for the
program.  Usually they want contact information and who to pay when you make
your money.

Click Here!

Next you get codes, unique links that let the company know you are the one who
brought that new customer to their web site.  When someone clicks the link you
gave them, goes to the site and purchases a product, you earn a commission.

One great affiliate program is called E-JUNKIE

Another affiliate webpage is clickbank. They are both very easy to use, but clickbank has a wider variety of products to sell.

There are many ways to improve your rank. You can hire someone if you are not very savy like these SEO (search Engine Optimization) professionals MoonPetal Designs.

If you need free ideas have your webdesigner make good use of meta tags and keywords.
Use good keywords on your actual webpage. First, the copy (The words to be printed on your webpage, the descriptions) should be typed and not in an image. The search engines cannot read images. In your copy make sure to use words relating to the subject of your webpage, the search engines will search your site and search all the words used.

Next, sure fancy flash and video on your webpages are nice, but they won’t get you noticed by the search engines. Get rid of them and type your words instead of using flash.

Third, get lots of quality links to your site. Find other webpages, bulletin boards, and business sites to have a link to your webpage from theirs.

That’s a good start and should help you.

Everyone wants to get paid for their opinion. You can find legitimate companies to pay you in rewards or money for fillinf out questionaires. It’s easy work, but the pay is lousy. In fact the only site I ever received anything from was http://www.e-rewards.com.

With e-rewards it was easy signing up and easy to fill out the surverys. I receive one or two a week, they take between 1-20 minutes. Unfortunately they don’t pay in cash. You earn money in our account and you can buy rewards, such as, magazines, gift certificates, frequent flyer miles, etc.. I have recieved rewards already. They are legitimate.

Other sites:

http://www.epollsurveys.com (most offers to be entered into drawings, never won anything and the surverys are LONG)
http://www.PaidMarketingPanel.com
http://www.surveymonster.net (a webpage filled with survey sites)

My final opinion? It’s not worth the bother. There are so many other less time consuming ways to make money. Also you give up a LOT of personal information. That being said, you can do it and watch TV at the same time. You decide. If you hear of any lucrative real sites, let me know.

Once you know how to effectively propagate landscape plants, you will soon have more rooted cuttings than you can use. At that time you can decide whether or not you should quit growing cuttings, since you have all you need, or maybe you like to sell some of your cuttings to a wholesale grower.
Let’s discuss how easy it is to start a business selling lining out stock. That’s what nurserymen call the little plants that they buy to plant out in the field or in containers. Lining out stock, or liners for short.
“Nurserymen buy plants?” You might be asking.
Yes they do. Nurserymen probably buy more plants than any other group of people in the country. Why would they buy them if they know how to grow them?
Because sometimes they can’t grow them fast enough to keep up with the demand. Or maybe they would like to grow a certain variety of plant, but can’t grow it themselves because they don’t have any place to get several thousand cuttings. So what they do is buy in rooted cuttings, plant them in the field or in containers, and then they either grow them on to sell, or they grow them on and just keep them around a year or two longer so they can take cuttings from them.
Then once they have a supply of their own plants they can sell the ones they bought in, that are now landscape size. Does this make sense?
Let’s say that Mary the nursery owner buys 1,000 Variegated Weigela rooted cuttings @ 50¢ each. She plants them in the field in the early spring and they take off growing like crazy. That summer she goes out and takes 3 cuttings from each plant (They need pruning away, right?).
She sticks those 3,000 cuttings under intermittent mist and in about 5 weeks she has 3,000 rooted cuttings that she can plant out that fall, and she does just that. The following summer she can get about6,000 cuttings from the original 1000 plants that she bought, plus another 9,000 cuttings from the 3,000 she planted out last fall.
That’s a total of 12,000 cuttings.
She continues to plant her rooted cuttings out in the field and keeps taking cuttings from them until she has all she wants to grow. From then on she can take as many cuttings as she needs from the plants that she has in the field.
By now the original 1,000 plants that she bought @ 50¢ each are large enough to dig and sell, and they are worth $10.00 to $15.00 each wholesale. That’s $8,000 from a $500 investment, plus she can produce as many variegated weigela as she wants without buying any more cuttings.
Does it really happen this way? Yes it does. I was recently talking to a friend who grows and sells all kinds of plants and he told me that he has been buying Dwarf Alberta Spruce cuttings and growing them on and selling them. He doesn’t even root any himself, he just buys 5,000 every year, pots them up and sells them wholesale. How many other nurseryman across the country do you suppose do that?
To get started you can either buy a stock plant or two, or buy several hundred cuttings of the variety that you would like to sell. Instead of planting them out in the field, I would plant them in beds. Make each bed 4’ wide so you can reach the center to weed and take cuttings, and place the plants in the bed 10” apart.
As long as you keep taking cuttings the plants will remain fairly small, and compact. Then after a two or three years dig them up, put them in pots and sell them. By then you will have thousands more coming on that you can take cuttings from. Start out slow until you know what there is a market for.
Michael J. McGroarty is the author of this article. Visit his most interesting website, http://www.freeplants.com and sign up for his excellent gardening newsletter. Article provided by http://gardening-articles.com.
Also of note: http://progressivegardening.com/plantpropagationproducts.html