How Have You Made the Most Money Online?

dawnbreaker 13 years ago

Originally Posted by bryce84

PPC to CPA is where I have made the most, then adsense from my blogs and sites.

Can you refer me a link in this thread the process/steps/tutorials on how to make money on PPC to CPA cause i am totally a noob for this field...

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celente

13 years ago

I have several high quality lists that I have built.

Freebie seekers yes!

But the real gold is in the people that have bought your stuff in the past.

Keep this list segregated, it is like having your a big virtual ATM machine sitting in your backyard. Viola.

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Andrew Stevens

13 years ago

Most of my money comes from Clickbank. The most money I've made in a month was from ebay back when they were a goldmine. There is still money there but it's not as easy to make as it used to be.

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Andrew Stevens

Most of my money comes from Clickbank. The most money I've made in a month was from ebay back when they were a goldmine. There is still money there but it's not as easy to make as it used to be.

The key to making money on Ebay now a days is definitely product selection and being able to find a good wholesaler. Plus finding products that you can sell fast. I personally hate hanging on to inventory.

It sucks that so many wholesalers have gotten wise and brought their business onto Ebay. Definitely makes it harder for the little guy to turn a buck there.

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Steven Wagenheim

13 years ago

I'm actually kind of an odd duck because I don't believe in putting all my eggs
into one basket.

If I broke down all the ways I made money online, none of them, singularly,
would amount to much. But added all together, they come out to a nice
chunk of change each month.

A list of things I do:

Affiliate Marketing
Product Creation
Copywriting
Coaching
Freelancing (if the money is just right, i.e. articles, reports, etc.)

The ways I promote all the above are numerous as well.

Article Marketing
List Building
Forum Marketing
Social Networking

I pretty much stay away from PPC. I used to do a little of it but found
that with all the content I've written (over 3,000 articles online at various
places) I didn't need to pay for traffic anymore. Of course, getting that
much content took a very long time.

I guess you'd say I'm a jack of many trades, a master of a couple and
good enough at the others to make them profitable.

Probably not the glamorous answer you were looking for, but it is what it
is.

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

I'm actually kind of an odd duck because I don't believe in putting all my eggs
into one basket.

If I broke down all the ways I made money online, none of them, singularly,
would amount to much. But added all together, they come out to a nice
chunk of change each month.

A list of things I do:

Affiliate Marketing
Product Creation
Copywriting
Coaching
Freelancing (if the money is just right, i.e. articles, reports, etc.)

The ways I promote all the above are numerous as well.

Article Marketing
List Building
Forum Marketing
Social Networking

I pretty much stay away from PPC. I used to do a little of it but found
that with all the content I've written (over 3,000 articles online at various
places) I didn't need to pay for traffic anymore. Of course, getting that
much content took a very long time.

I guess you'd say I'm a jack of many trades, a master of a couple and
good enough at the others to make them profitable.

Probably not the glamorous answer you were looking for, but it is what it
is.

It was a good answer.

I'm the same way. I have my hand in so many different pots it's not even funny. I have Adsense sites, review sites, blogs, build lists, have done a little bit of bum marketing, and have done link building and article writing for clients. I also have 13 different methods I use to market my websites. So, you're not alone.

Most of them aren't super profitable, but as you said, when you add them all up it gets the job done.

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skibbz

13 years ago

I've made the most money from google adsense, however my clickbank product did make quiet a few sales but I did not know much about article marketing six years ago. I am gonna revive my clickbank product and market it with my new traffic building techniques and see what happens

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Steven Wagenheim

13 years ago

Originally Posted by skibbz

I've made the most money from google adsense, however my clickbank product did make quiet a few sales but I did not know much about article marketing six years ago. I am gonna revive my clickbank product and market it with my new traffic building techniques and see what happens

You know, I don't even think of Adsense as an income model. I do use
Adsense on my sites and do make some income from them, but for me,
that's just icing on the cake.

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celente

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

You know, I don't even think of Adsense as an income model. I do use
Adsense on my sites and do make some income from them, but for me,
that's just icing on the cake.

Saw a very clever use of youtube and seeing it static on page for autoresponder series.

So the guy was sending hundreds of people via autoresponder to a youtube video on a static page with adsense around. So he pays nothing for hosting, and money from his product and like you said icing on the cake with adsense.

There are so many ways to make money online, but I have made good money following people that have good models themselves and follow what they do. It works like a champ!

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skibbz

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

You know, I don't even think of Adsense as an income model. I do use
Adsense on my sites and do make some income from them, but for me,
that's just icing on the cake.

I know adsense pays really crappy money but with alot of traffic you can make a decent income

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deannatroupe

13 years ago

So far for me the most money has come from freelancing (mostly articles, but only if they agree to my price). I mainly get work from forums. I don't bother with those freelancing sites that much anymore as they always want to pay pennies and get gold. I also write at constant-content because once again I get to choose which rates I'll work for.

I'm working on building some niche sites with adsense. I also am in the process of building a site where I'll sell plr packs.

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TheGrooby

13 years ago

Originally Posted by deannatroupe

So far for me the most money has come from freelancing (mostly articles, but only if they agree to my price). I mainly get work from forums. I don't bother with those freelancing sites that much anymore as they always want to pay pennies and get gold. I also write at constant-content because once again I get to choose which rates I'll work for.

I'm working on building some niche sites with adsense. I also am in the process of building a site where I'll sell plr packs.

Hey Deanna, I noticed you're in Stone Mountain. I'm right down the street in Gwinnett.

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Danny Cutts

13 years ago

For me I make most of my money from affiliate marketing and the ebay partner network still works pretty well amazon has always been pretty good to me as well :-)

Then it would be from forums, I started a few forums about 5 years back and they make affiliate sales and ad space sales every week so thats pretty sweet.

Adsense is not my business model but like SW said its teh icing on the cake :-)

Danny

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TheGrooby

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Danny Cutts

For me I make most of my money from affiliate marketing and the ebay partner network still works pretty well amazon has always been pretty good to me as well :-)

Then it would be from forums, I started a few forums about 5 years back and they make affiliate sales and ad space sales every week so thats pretty sweet.

Adsense is not my business model but like SW said its teh icing on the cake :-)

Danny

At the end of October my eBay Partner Network sites took a huge hit on EPC. Went from averaging 19 EPC to 2. Since Nov 1st I've managed to climb to a 6 EPC. Have you had any recent issues like this?

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Danny Cutts

13 years ago

Originally Posted by TheGrooby

At the end of October my eBay Partner Network sites took a huge hit on EPC. Went from averaging 19 EPC to 2. Since Nov 1st I've managed to climb to a 6 EPC. Have you had any recent issues like this?

When the switch to QCP happened I took a massive hit in fact from hero to zero really.

My EPC floats around some months its desperate other months its fantastic. However I do not promote ebay anymore... in teh sense that I no longer build sites. I am pretty un happy with teh way they treat their affiliates and I am moving into other areas.

Another way I make money off the bat is from my forums.... If I am short of money or fancy spending a lot ie booking a holiday I will send one email/pm to the forum members offering them a service normally a quick website promoting their business :-) £350 a site with free hosting for teh first 2 years..... The best day was when I had 12 orders took my just over a week to complete.... I see it as hoaring myself out but....

The best thing about it is that I charge them £10 a month hosting and maintenance.... that itself is what I call nice residual income ;-) and quite frankly it takes almost zero work as most people dont want any changes at all

Danny

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DrewC72

13 years ago

For me - offline marketing. I spend a lot of time printing and dispensing flyers.

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KWendy

13 years ago

What a great question! and answers too. I am just starting out, with 4 niche affiliate sites so far, and no sales in 4 months!!! just not sure what's wrong, I use clickbank, Micro niche finder for keywords, articles, good plugins, I post youtube videos, SEO Pressor for onpage SEO. I am off to another seminar this weekend to get more skills. BTW has anyone used paydotcom? one of the affil. products seemed to move from clickbank to this organisation. Also am reapplying to ebay EPN every week! any tips for acceptance, I understand you just keep putting yourself at the door. Regards Kwendy

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by KWendy

What a great question! and answers too. I am just starting out, with 4 niche affiliate sites so far, and no sales in 4 months!!! just not sure what's wrong, I use clickbank, Micro niche finder for keywords, articles, good plugins, I post youtube videos, SEO Pressor for onpage SEO. I am off to another seminar this weekend to get more skills. BTW has anyone used paydotcom? one of the affil. products seemed to move from clickbank to this organisation. Also am reapplying to ebay EPN every week! any tips for acceptance, I understand you just keep putting yourself at the door. Regards Kwendy

Jonathan Leger has a few really good products on Paydotcom. I'm going to start trying to promote them to my list and see how it turns out. I've heard a lot of bad stuff about marketers not paying their affiliates, so if you're going to promote from them I'd only promote products from marketers that your trust.

As for the EPN thing, it's a mystery to me. I'm an Ebay PowerSeller and have websites with very high traffic that I've submitted to them and they still won't accept me. Luck of the draw, I guess.

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TheGrooby

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ofthemix

Jonathan Leger has a few really good products on Paydotcom. I'm going to start trying to promote them to my list and see how it turns out. I've heard a lot of bad stuff about marketers not paying their affiliates, so if you're going to promote from them I'd only promote products from marketers that your trust.

As for the EPN thing, it's a mystery to me. I'm an Ebay PowerSeller and have websites with very high traffic that I've submitted to them and they still won't accept me. Luck of the draw, I guess.

I was rejected on my first attempt a couple years ago, but my sites weren't complete and I didn't realize it was a manual review process. So, I gave it a couple weeks of building my sites out with more content, reapplied with an explanation of what happened the first time and how I planned on funneling traffic to them and they accepted me. Lately though I feel like the axe is coming. My EPC fell through the floor at the end of October and is slooooowly coming back up. Not sure if eBay likes me being around anymore!

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Firstrate

13 years ago

Definitely PPV for me - it suits my personality and has a lot of relative freedom compared to a traffic source like Google.

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vl2dy4

13 years ago

I have really only had success with ebay, importing legit items and on selling them on to the end consumer. I haven't really dabbled in other forms of internet marketing as such, but it is great that there is a forum dedicated to making money on the net, awesome info to be found in the warrior forum.

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Danny Cutts

13 years ago

remember with ebay they can drop you in a flash.... dont make the mistake of building a business on the back of another business.... it will always end in tears.

Been there got the tshirt

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Danny Cutts

remember with ebay they can drop you in a flash.... dont make the mistake of building a business on the back of another business.... it will always end in tears.

Been there got the tshirt

I concur. They aren't that great to the people that sell through them either, hence why I've been looking at other avenues of making money online for quite a while now.

With Ebay, the customer is always right, even when the customer is wrong. I'd rather not deal with them.

The thought of getting into the EPN has always been enticing though, considering how well I've done with Ebay otherwise. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that their affiliate program is kinda crappy.

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GarryMSayer

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ofthemix

This is a question of curiosity and is intended for entertainment purposes only. I personally believe that not every method is suited to everyone due to personal skill sets and interests. Many of us, myself included, use various methods of making money online.

I'm just curious where you guys make most of your money. This isn't a question of how you do it. Simply list the method that you've used that has generated you the most income, whether it be list building, product creation, blogs, review sites, mentoring programs, auction sites, etc. I'm sure I've left something, or quite a few somethings, out.

I've personally made the most money with EBay.

2005 - Ebay
2006 - Ebay + Car Boot Sales (paying landowners and then selling plots of their land for people to sell on their crap and junk on a Sunday morning)
2007 - Ebay + 10-15 page niche reports
2008 - Niche InfoProducts
2009 - Niche Infoproducts + Ebay (Found a great niche!)
2010 - Niche email marketing + infoproducts.
2011+ - I've got a couple of niches that I'm really passionate about (as are millions of others) but the demand is not there for digital infoproducts, so, I'm looking at building amazon / ebay affiliate sites to meet this demand.

In summary, I make my money offering solutions that solve people's problems and alleviate their pain.

Garry.

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CDarklock

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ofthemix

Many of us, myself included, use various methods of making money online.

My greatest income is from selling writing services.

I hate doing it. It's not even remotely the lifestyle I want. It's owning a job, not owning a business. It doesn't scale.

I'm trying to replace it with product creation and sales, but it's slow going and I keep eating into my product development time with work for clients to pay the bills.

It's really tough to stay down in the trenches making a couple hundred a week when you know you can make a little over a thousand with a slightly different activity. Keeping the long-term focus is not trivial.

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by CDarklock

My greatest income is from selling writing services.

I hate doing it. It's not even remotely the lifestyle I want. It's owning a job, not owning a business. It doesn't scale.

I'm trying to replace it with product creation and sales, but it's slow going and I keep eating into my product development time with work for clients to pay the bills.

It's really tough to stay down in the trenches making a couple hundred a week when you know you can make a little over a thousand with a slightly different activity. Keeping the long-term focus is not trivial.

You have a pretty good name for yourself around here. I've assumed for a while that you're on the rise with your product creation because everyone seems to like the things that you come up with. I'm confident you'll be digging yourself out of the trenches very soon, just keep plugging at it.

I definitely know how it feels to make a living doing what you hate. My second most profitable venture next to EBay has been link building for clients. Directory submissions and social bookmarking *cringes at the memories*. I think I'd rather panhandle than go back to doing that for a living, though the clients were all great, the business was definitely there, and the money was decent enough.

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CDarklock

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ofthemix

I've assumed for a while that you're on the rise with your product creation because everyone seems to like the things that you come up with.

It's definitely making progress, just not at the level I want yet. I've been living in my parents' basement for close to a year now, barely managing to pay the bills most months, and certainly not pulling in enough to move onward and upward just yet.

Of course, I am still pulling in several hundred a month in passive income. It's a big mistake to overlook that and say "I am not where I want to be so I am nowhere." Even my writing clients are all product creation clients, not keyword articles and blog posts, so I can honestly say that all my income is from product creation.

And I could actually afford to buy my son a birthday present this year. That meant the world to me.

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Ofthemix 13 years ago

Originally Posted by CDarklock

And I could actually afford to buy my son a birthday present this year. That meant the world to me.

Awww, kawaii. That made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Sounds like you've had it rough for a while. I'm sorry to hear it. You sound like a great guy.

Hopefully we'll both be in better places not too far from now.
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Justin Jordan

13 years ago

Originally Posted by CDarklock

It's definitely making progress, just not at the level I want yet. I've been living in my parents' basement for close to a year now, barely managing to pay the bills most months, and certainly not pulling in enough to move onward and upward just yet.

Of course, I am still pulling in several hundred a month in passive income. It's a big mistake to overlook that and say "I am not where I want to be so I am nowhere." Even my writing clients are all product creation clients, not keyword articles and blog posts, so I can honestly say that all my income is from product creation.

And I could actually afford to buy my son a birthday present this year. That meant the world to me.

This is actually pretty close to where I am. I make good money freelance writing, but the grind is killing me. I'm moving over to product creation, which is actually kind of nerve wracking - it's a whole different animal doing the work when getting paid is questionable.

I mean yeah, I'm pretty awesome, so the odds are good that I'll be able to kick butt with the products, but what if I don't?

Actually, if you don't mind me asking, is your passive income from your products?

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CDarklock 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Justin Jordan

Actually, if you don't mind me asking, is your passive income from your products?

Sorry I missed this. There's a little stream of AdSense income from the research I did on Zombie Blogging, but product sales are the overwhelming majority of it.
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13 years ago

I a newbie in internet marketing but I earned already some dollars. Well, I am still learning.

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Thinking_man_too

13 years ago

My most profitable was ebay. I was using a website to help funnel interested people to my ebay sales.

I was selling items in a niche market that I purchased from a wholesaler. I was making $20 - $100 a sale and doing it 10-20 times a week.

Then I moved and lost my supplier. the niche is still there just to busy to get back to ebay (the shipping every week kind of blows).

Now selling digital software, Clickbank, amazon and adsense in order of profitability. But I am still learning and not making a 10th or hundredth of a lot of these guys.

Thinking about dropshipping and ecommerce. We'll see.

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Thinking_man_too

My most profitable was ebay. I was using a website to help funnel interested people to my ebay sales.

I was selling items in a niche market that I purchased from a wholesaler. I was making $20 - $100 a sale and doing it 10-20 times a week.

Then I moved and lost my supplier. the niche is still there just to busy to get back to ebay (the shipping every week kind of blows).

Now selling digital software, Clickbank, amazon and adsense in order of profitability. But I am still learning and not making a 10th or hundredth of a lot of these guys.

Thinking about dropshipping and ecommerce. We'll see.

I know what you mean. At the height of my EBay selling, I was spending 12+ hours a day packing and shipping stuff. It was a real pain and started to feel more like a job than anything else.

I've never had any good experiences with dropshippers, but I hear there are some reputable ones out there . . . hiding under rocks somewhere where only a handful of people can find them.

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pianochris

13 years ago

Clickbank, Clixgalore and Adsense. Not alot, still getting there.

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13 years ago

the majority of my money comes from article marketing and blogging.

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Steve Wells

13 years ago

Currently the most money I've made online has come from offering Web Graphic Design services, mainly minisites, ecovers, headers and squeeze page designs.

My wife on the other hand, within her first two months of IM, with NO EXPERIENCE made over 10,000 dollars on affiliate marketing with NO IDEA about what she was doing..........

Yes I have a copy of the check to prove it......

WE spent it quickly..............

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by EWGQDD

My wife on the other hand, within her first two months of IM, with NO EXPERIENCE made a over 10,000 dollars on affiliate marketing with NO IDEA about what she was doing..........

Yes I have a copy of the check to prove it......

WE spent it quickly..............

Wow!

If we could all only be that lucky.

She should write a WSO on her experience. :p

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Steve Wells 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ofthemix

Wow! If we could all only be that lucky.

She should write a WSO on her experience. :p

Well, right now she is studying and learning all that she can about SEO and Wordpress.

She also runs helps run her parents company full-time and we have a little 2 year old.

So, maybe eventually she can find time to do some type of WSO, but more than likely she will just keep what she did to make the money to herself....?
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entrepreneurjay

13 years ago

Definitely listbuilding integrated with affiliate offers. Everything else is secondary!

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Taylor French

13 years ago

I used to do very well with flipping, but the bottom fell out of startup sites. I also used to do very well with AdSense, but my CTR has dropped and the CPC I was getting has dropped, so now it doesn't do so well. ClickBank and Amazon have done fairly well for me, but I haven't had time recently to pursue them well.

Overall, freelancing has been the best thing for me.

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good2go4

13 years ago

I am like CDarklock - mostly making money from writing but I have been making a bit with WSO's and my own products, so things are moving in the right direction

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james alonzo

13 years ago

i do list building... and facebook...

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theentry

13 years ago

Adult paysite membership is what sells the best atm

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fengshui1988

13 years ago

I make the most of my money selling my own services.

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13 years ago

I spread everything over a few areas, Affiliate Marketing, Product Creation, CPA and PPC etc etc...

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jackieholmes

13 years ago

So many ways you can make most money online like through affiliate program, niche marketing, seo, ppc, cb, article marketing and etc.

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infomaniacs

13 years ago

Ebay has made the most money for me. I have been a seller for years, and used to sell my artwork for more than I could have made offline.
I also made $5000 in one week (similar amounts over about 3 weeks) until ebay pulled my item, and paypal froze my account!

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by infomaniacs

Ebay has made the most money for me. I have been a seller for years, and used to sell my artwork for more than I could have made offline.
I also made $5000 in one week (similar amounts over about 3 weeks) until ebay pulled my item, and paypal froze my account!

I always thought that artwork was a bit hard to sell on EBay. I see some really good original works on there going for a few dollars, and I know it took the people who created them hours or days to produce.

Why did EBay pull your item and PayPal freeze your account? Just curious.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ofthemix

I always thought that artwork was a bit hard to sell on EBay. I see some really good original works on there going for a few dollars, and I know it took the people who created them hours or days to produce.

I did decorative art, most popular were copper boilers that I used to pick up from weekend classifieds and garage sales for about $20, would paint with an Aussie theme eg kookaburras or possums, and sell for $350. People would buy them to put on their verandahs and use them as ice buckets for parties, they were great as they had a tap and drain

Haven't touched a paint brush for about 7 years, as I got burnt out and lost the motivation for it

Originally Posted by Ofthemix

Why did EBay pull your item and PayPal freeze your account? Just curious.

I was selling Zumba dvd sets that I would have dropshipped from China, I sold about a thousand over a 3 week period. A competitor must have dobbed me in (heaps of listings are still active from other sellers) and ebay pulled the listing as it was a breach of copyright. Paypal froze my account as they were suspicious about the sudden large influx of funds going in.
It was really difficult to unfreeze the account and took months.

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by infomaniacs

I did decorative art, most popular were copper boilers that I used to pick up from weekend classifieds and garage sales for about $20, would paint with an Aussie theme eg kookaburras or possums, and sell for $350. People would buy them to put on their verandahs and use them as ice buckets for parties, they were great as they had a tap and drain

Haven't touched a paint brush for about 7 years, as I got burnt out and lost the motivation for it

Impressive. There's usually a market for something unique. Sorry that you got burnt out.

Originally Posted by infomaniacs

Paypal froze my account as they were suspicious about the sudden large influx of funds going in.
It was really difficult to unfreeze the account and took months.

I hear this happens quite frequently. It's sad, but not surprising considering that EBay owns PayPal.

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bryllescot 13 years ago

You can definitely make money online through affiliate programs, niche marketing, article marketing, adsense, auction sales, seo and etc.
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  Originally Posted by bryllescot
  
  You can definitely make money online through affiliate programs, niche marketing, article marketing, adsense, auction sales, seo and etc.
  
  Obviously. But the question was which method has made you the most money?
  
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jayesser

13 years ago

In internet marketing terms I have having the best success with Amazon niche site. Typical sales are $200-£700 per sale with 4% commission for each sale.

CPA is makignme peanuts by comparison, I cant sell a single clickbank product - too difficult to sell - worse than CPA.

In non internet marketing terms I have made more money than anywhere else on lotteries. I know its frownded up on but ive made a fair bit on them but u need to know what you are doing.

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infear_takao87

13 years ago

Same here... I am not make any sales on Clickbank. It's really difficult for me... But article marketing really help me to make money. I've earn a lot of money by that.

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Ofthemix

13 years ago

Originally Posted by infear_takao87

Same here... I am not make any sales on Clickbank. It's really difficult for me... But article marketing really help me to make money. I've earn a lot of money by that.

So you mainly make money from Adsense?

Clickbank is a beast. I've always had a hard time selling their stuff. I'm trying out something new now so hopefully that will work.

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TomBuck

13 years ago

Yeah clickbank gonna have to say, I am kind of annoyed that clickbank keeps some of your money behind as I have only recently started I.M. but I know its good.

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13 years ago

Authority and review sites
Freelance article writing
Product creation

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13 years ago

Listbuilding

blogging

affiliate marketing

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BloggerDeen

13 years ago

My sources are :
Affiliate marketing in general like clickbank
CPA
Coaching

My sources of traffic are mainly paid like:
Adwords
Media buying etc.

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Michael Oksa

13 years ago

How have I made the most of my money online?

Deliberately.

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Dan C. Rinnert 13 years ago

Initially, services.

Then physical products.

The past couple years, services and physical products have been very close to 50/50.
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Ofthemix 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Oksa

How have I made the most of my money online?

Deliberately.

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lol Don't we all. I envy those who make it by accident.
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enterpryzman

13 years ago

Mine has by far been domain sales to end users, 1 transaction matched 1/3 my annual salary which is above average.
Working on 2 other sales at the moment that should happen prior to Christmas and will match my yearly income when combined with the previous transaction.

I love the Internet and what it has to offer,
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maidmarion

13 years ago

Niche Blueprint. Selling physical products. Found the right keyword, made the website and get quite a few sales. Compared to affiliate selling & adsence, this one really worked for me.

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paulie888

13 years ago

I quite honestly haven't tallied each method I use to see which pays more, as it comes from so many sources and there is some overlap, but I've been having good results with CPA, offline marketing and also consulting/coaching clients.

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13 years ago

By far, most of my income has come from writing. This has proven to be a good thing though, since it's given me plenty of opportunities to research other earning methods I want to dip my toes into.

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Randy Daugherty

13 years ago

Mine is through internet and affiliate marketing...

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Karen Blundell 13 years ago

Web development, WordPress consultant, WordPress Coaching, ad revenue, product creation, affiliate marketing, guest blogging, in that order
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T.J.

13 years ago

Clickbank and SEO... I have a bloger blog that I stripped out and created to look like the affiliate site itself. Got a redirect domain and removed the nav bar.

I used to promote PPC with the same product and then I stopped. After a while I just stopped promoting it all together.

Then the site started to get traffic from the serps ... And started making sales without even promoting the prodcut anymore. I'm working on something else right now but I'll start to go back to it when I have more time...

Now that I think of it I guess it was kind of like the gsniper method, only that I wasn't using wordpress and I wasn't trying to 'snipe' anything.

I mean I hardly have any backlinks to the site at all...LOL

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Kevin Williams

13 years ago

$100 per day working reasonably hard with Freelance Writing, switched to Android Apps and have been making $300 per day with equivalent or less work. Now looking to launch a product that should help people out with the former of those.