How can I make a living online?

[Dane]

Well i am also newbie in internet marketing and want to make
money online, i think adsense or freelancing is best way to earn online...

[Dane]

Well i am also newbie in internet marketing and want to make
money online, i think adsense or freelancing is best way to earn online...

[tlscott1]

It depends on what you know! If you are good at programming then i would go to elance. If you want to sell try ebay or craigslist. Or maybe you want to do something locally and have a class. I don't know the possibilities are endless

[SeW50]

Originally Posted by efutures

Sell Services:

- Writing
- Backlinks
- Videos
- Social Media Marketing

Sell Information:

- Ebooks
- Ecourses
- Videos
- Solutions to common problems

Sell a Physical Product:

- Ebay has a list of everything and anything

It's not usually a matter of reinventing the wheel but rather carving out a niche where it's profitable in real life but generally untapped online. Trust me, they exist.

Couldn't make a better list myself!

The OP hasn't been active since April, but the thread can live on hehe

[ecoadapt]

Originally Posted by Marto

The only thing I'm aware of is SEO work.

I also think this would be a good option!

[ir_dizzle]

This is one of my favorite blogs - Pat teaches you different ways to make money on-line for free.

Passive Income: The Smart Passive Income Blog

I love this blog - I guarantee you will learn something from the blog.

[treeguy]

I have made good extra money with google adsense.

[AccountantSalary]

If you like to write, try hubpages.com or squidoo.com. If you like to write reviews, epinions.com.

[CJWrite]

Originally Posted by AccountantSalary

If you like to write, try hubpages.com or squidoo.com. If you like to write reviews, epinions.com.

For upfront pay for writing, try places like Text Broker, Green Light Articles, or Media Piston. Definitely give Text Broker a shot, though. When you sign up with them as a writer, you'll be asked to write a sample, which they rate from 1 to 5. The higher your rating, the more money per word you can make. I started with them 2 years ago at a level 4, and I'm a full-time freelnacer now.

You can also try work at home forums, especially WAHM.com. The "Writing" folder is especially helpful. They also have folders for phone jobs, affiliate workers, blogging, etc. Oh, and it says work at home moms, but dads and non-parents are welcome too!

[MiaVitug]

I used to have an online part time job as a proofreader. I proofread essays written by elementary and middle school students. The pay was good. The job required only at least high school graduates and with proficiency in the English language. That job lasted for more than a year. Maybe such a job might interest you? That is if there is any being offered in your local area

[altmanzscoreplus]

Originally Posted by Krazykat

Or oDesk.com, Scriptlance.com, Elance.com as well.

Yes, I have tried. I am already a registered member in more than 20 freelance websites since last one year trying to get a project. I think all these websites are practically not the same. I don't even heard any of my friend got a project and earning from freelance.

[BudgetSurgeon]

Here are some general things to consider, each of which you can research further:

- Affiliate marketing (requires you to be tech savvy to be successful)
- Write an eBook and publish it on Amazon, B&N, and Apple (see my footer link for an example)
- Leads Generation Sales work
- Programming consulting
- Virtual Recruiter
- Real Estate Agent (not exclusively online, but when I did this, most was done over Internet)
- Day Trader/Investor (beware: risk involved)

[alanmarcell07]

Originally Posted by AccountantSalary

If you like to write, try hubpages.com or squidoo.com. If you like to write reviews, epinions.com.

Great stuff, do you have any suggestions for sites that allow submitting online software for reviews? I have a home budget online application I would like to submit for review but I haven't find any good ones. Any thought about this? Thanks in advance.