Please Help! I need some extra income!

by kea55
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Hi there.....currently working a day time job, but its just not cutting it. I have some Amazon sites up, but they're currently bringin in pennies. can someone give me some advice here. I've done the writing thing, but that's just veerrry time consuming and doesn't pay much....must I resort to working a job at mcdonalds?
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  • Profile picture of the author AustinDigital
    Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

    Hi there.....currently working a day time job, but its just not cutting it. I have some Amazon sites up, but they're currently bringin in pennies. can someone give me some advice here. I've done the writing thing, but that's just veerrry time consuming and doesn't pay much....must I resort to working a job at mcdonalds?
    Why not come up with a service idea, hire some outsourcers, train them, and charge a premium for their services? Many people do this by marketing it as a "service team".
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  • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
    Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

    Hi there.....currently working a day time job, but its just not cutting it. I have some Amazon sites up, but they're currently bringin in pennies. can someone give me some advice here. I've done the writing thing, but that's just veerrry time consuming and doesn't pay much....must I resort to working a job at mcdonalds?
    It's annoying to hear, I know, but Rome wasn't built in a day. I would encourage you to first set a realistic, measurable, and obtainable goal for yourself. How about $10 or $20?

    Writing can be very lucrative, but it all depends on HOW you do it. The written word essentially drives the internet, but HOW are you doing it? Are you doing keyword research and attempting to drive affiliate sales?

    If your current job isn't cutting it, I wouldn't advise turning completely to the internet. There is alot of uncertainty online, no matter what business model or methodology you choose to engage yourself in online. Some will disagree, but if you don't already have the means to sustain yourself, a second job may not be such a bad idea, while you work on developing other channels of income.
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    • Profile picture of the author suemax
      I too am trying to make ends meet online, BUT the benefits of a J.O.B is that there is a known payment for a set time (i.e rate per hour). So, you gain certainty. If you have a shortfall of say £100 a week, then a 10 hour per week job at about £12 per hour or verse vica, so to speak, will pay you the £100 you need (after tax). You might earn MORE for those 10 hours, but equally you might earn less.... so if certainty does it for you, go for the job, then give up that job once you have stablised the online income, once site gets indexed or your skills increase etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author kea55
    ok...so that's one vote for mcdonalds. any other suggestions?
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    • Profile picture of the author ebookdaddy
      I'm not sure what your experience online is but if you know how to setup websites, drive traffic to them and write articles then you can try taking your skills offline to small business owners. I've been able to do this and let me tell you the money is great. If there's something you don't know how to do just outsource it and as someone earlier stated charge a premium price for it.

      There is a wealth of information available here on this forum that can help you get going with your own offline consultancy business. You would be amazed at just how much work there is to be had in the offline world to small businesses wanting to improve their visibility online.

      Wish you luck, and hey if you have to work at McD's remember that everything in life is temporary. Sometimes in life you have to just pay the bills.

      Good luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author Dermy
      Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

      ok...so that's one vote for mcdonalds. any other suggestions?
      With that attitude what do you expect? try and keep trying.
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    • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
      Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

      ok...so that's one vote for mcdonalds. any other suggestions?
      You say it likes it's degrading to resort to a job at McDonald's. The truth of the matter is that it doesn't HAVE to be a job at McDonald's...it can be anywhere. If what you are doing right now doesn't sustain your immediate monetary needs, does it make sense to roll the dice on something that may or may not work...when it's clear that you don't even have a realistic plan in place?

      What kind of person would I be if I said "sure, direct all your energy and effort online", knowing full well that it may or may not work: and, based on what I gained from your post, you may not even have the money to keep you affloat? There's nothing wrong with taking an hour or two a day, and working on passive income channels WHILE you work another job...you have to figure out what works best for you.
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      • Profile picture of the author paulie888
        You say that your current job is "not cutting it" - can you define this better?

        Can you pay the monthly bills and rent? Or would you just like to have more niceties and amenities for yourself?

        If this is a pressing situation where you are short on your bills each month, then I'd highly recommend getting a second job to tide you over.

        I think you've seen firsthand how internet marketing is like, and it simply cannot be depended on for "pay the bills" type money, at least initially. You can keep working on your Amazon sites and build more of them as time and money allow, but if your priority is making enough money to get by, then you really need to get a regular second job that pays like clockwork.

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        • Profile picture of the author kea55
          ok yes...by not cutting it I mean...like know many bills are late


          Originally Posted by paulie888 View Post

          You say that your current job is "not cutting it" - can you define this better?

          Can you pay the monthly bills and rent? Or would you just like to have more niceties and amenities for yourself?

          If this is a pressing situation where you are short on your bills each month, then I'd highly recommend getting a second job to tide you over.

          I think you've seen firsthand how internet marketing is like, and it simply cannot be depended on for "pay the bills" type money, at least initially. You can keep working on your Amazon sites and build more of them as time and money allows, but if your priority is making enough money to get by, then you really need to get an regular second job that pays like clockwork.

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        • Profile picture of the author miawallace
          I agree 100% with Paulie. If you're in a situation where you absolutely need the extra income to survive, get a job outside of the home. Especially if you're at a point where you're treading water, trying to decide what "works" for you.

          By the way, you say you've tried writing. Did you write articles to promote something you're affiliated with, or write for content companies?
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          • Profile picture of the author kea55
            Originally Posted by miawallace View Post

            I agree 100% with Paulie. If you're in a situation where you absolutely need the extra income to survive, get a job outside of the home. Especially if you're at a point where you're treading water, trying to decide what "works" for you.

            By the way, you say you've tried writing. Did you write articles to promote something you're affiliated with, or write for content companies?
            i write for Demand studios...but they're titles recently got extremely hard....Associated Content....text broker....and I write for my own sites
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            • Profile picture of the author paulie888
              Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

              i write for Demand studios...but they're titles recently got extremely hard....Associated Content....text broker....and I write for my own sites
              Like I said, you can work on this on the side, but you've already found out firsthand how this can't really be relied on for "pay the bills" type money.

              Furthermore, when you're stressing out over the bills each month, it'll take a toll on your IM. I'm sure you've found it hard to concentrate and focus when you have bills looming over your head, especially given the fact that with IM getting paid $XX for working a set amount of time is not a sure thing.

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            • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
              Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

              i write for Demand studios...but they're titles recently got extremely hard....Associated Content....text broker....and I write for my own sites
              I don't write for them, but some I know do. You can write for either residuals or a flat-fee payment there, right?
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              • Profile picture of the author kea55
                Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

                I don't write for them, but some I know do. You can write for either residuals or a flat-fee payment there, right?
                At demand? yes flat fee some residuals...but it's pretty difficult to yeah...get pay the bills money...especially since their titles got much harder....so ok yes I guess I will have to get another job....and yes..then I will have less worries.
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                • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
                  Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

                  At demand? yes flat fee some residuals...but it's pretty difficult to yeah...get pay the bills money...especially since their titles got much harder....so ok yes I guess I will have to get another job....and yes..then I will have less worries.
                  There's really no shame in getting another job. In fact, the right job could actually afford you an opportunity to work on passive income WHILE you work. For example, my buddy has a job as a night guard at a nursing home...he basically just walks around, and sits down, all night long, making sure that nothing happens to the residents. "McDonalds" doesn't have to be your only option....

                  His job would be great for someone to maybe even write articles while at work.
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    • Profile picture of the author wanna-succeed
      Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

      ok...so that's one vote for mcdonalds. any other suggestions?
      I wouldn't work at McDonald's, you might end up fat & poor at the same time. Serious risk, although you get free Big Macs.... YUMMY!!!
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    • Profile picture of the author SingerRinging
      Unfortunately, there is no quick-fix to working online. You can market anything on the Internet because after all, it IS the "world wide" web. But it takes time. You should get some knowledge under your belt, with a low-cost or free program that will teach you how to make money online. Google- or Bing-search how to make money on the internet, and you'll come up with a lot of results. Then study and apply what you learn immediately. Bum Marketing is one good source. But whatever you try, you must be willing to attack your goal with determination and never give up until you get paid!!
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  • Profile picture of the author scrofford
    Why don't you come up with an a real plan for a business instead of just dabbling with amazon or with whatever else. If you can't or don't like to write, maybe you can outsource it or learn another marketing method that would fit better.

    It sounds to me you are just kinda going without a clear plan as to where you want to go and finally end up. If you are serious about making money online, you need to have a plan and know what you want to accomplish and how you are going to get there.
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  • Profile picture of the author stevex
    Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

    Hi there.....currently working a day time job, but its just not cutting it. I have some Amazon sites up, but they're currently bringin in pennies. can someone give me some advice here. I've done the writing thing, but that's just veerrry time consuming and doesn't pay much....must I resort to working a job at mcdonalds?
    Also focus on scaling it up. If you are bringing in pennies, this means that you are not bringing in nothing.

    Isolate the traffic sources that are causing you to make pennies, and do 10x as much promotion through that traffic source. This could bring you in dollars.

    I have a fairly new site, that now gets about 6 visitors a day without me doing anything. It makes a dollar in revenue every few days. But I know where those 6 visitors are coming from, and how to turn them into 60.

    I would just go like that. If you have to get a job in the meantime to stabilize your income, then sometimes that's what it takes.

    Best of Luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author Sheryl Polomka
    I have to agree with x3xsolxdierx3x - even though you may not like the idea of getting a job it might not be such a bad idea while you are building up your online business. Making money online isn't easy and it's taken me years just to get to where I am at the moment - and that's still not earning as much as I'd like to be.

    Get a plan and stick with it - give it everything you've got, but if you have to take another job in the meantime then do it, it might only be temporary until you start being more profitable online.

    As for writing being time consuming - any online business that is successful has been time consuming. You need to be willing to put in that time to make it work!
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  • Profile picture of the author Sam90
    I would agree with what others have stated. If your bills are late, a second or part-time job will help.
    I tend to think of my blogs/websites as residual income as they take time to establish. I'm not the first blogger to admit that I would probably make more per hour working at Starbucks or Mickey D's. But...if you need money to pay bills, I would get an extra offline job first.
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    • Profile picture of the author sellerscompanion
      Kea- I would sign up for jobs on Elance and Odesk to get some money coming in. Let's say you take on 10 articles for $5 each on Elance, that is still $50 for that day. It's hard and time consuming, but anything worth having is worth working hard for.
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    • Profile picture of the author JonWebContent
      Originally Posted by Sam90 View Post

      I would agree with what others have stated. If your bills are late, a second or part-time job will help.
      I tend to think of my blogs/websites as residual income as they take time to establish. I'm not the first blogger to admit that I would probably make more per hour working at Starbucks or Mickey D's. But...if you need money to pay bills, I would get an extra offline job first.
      Good point, Sam. I think if you're in the situation that the OP is right now, I wouldn't worry so much about hourly rate until he gets his bills paid off. Once the bills are paid off, start focusing on work that will pay a solid hourly rate.
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  • Profile picture of the author Joe Benjamin
    Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

    Hi there.....currently working a day time job, but its just not cutting it. I have some Amazon sites up, but they're currently bringin in pennies. can someone give me some advice here. I've done the writing thing, but that's just veerrry time consuming and doesn't pay much....must I resort to working a job at mcdonalds?

    To answer your question...

    No. You DON'T have to resort to working at Micky' D's, and with
    that kind of attitude that's where you're headed.

    Secondly,

    Don't quit your day job unless your business is doing at LEAST 2x
    -3x your current income.

    Third,

    the writing thing DOES work. The problem? You don't. I'm being
    blunt.

    People on here seem to think a bunch of writing jobs are just
    going to show up without any selling taking place.

    Yep. I said "selling".

    And when you DO get a writing project going, how much you make
    is a combination on how well you WRITE, but more importantly how
    well you SELL your value.

    Unfortunately, most writers here are under the impression that
    people are going to PAY your value because you BELIEVE that's
    what you're writing is worth, but it's worth what your CLIENTS
    say it's worth if you don't know how to sell your service.

    I consistently made tons of money selling articles for $10-$20 a
    piece, and it wasn't neccessarily because of my "writing ability"...

    I know how and understand the "selling process".

    It's KEY to getting incredible writing projects you actually look for-
    ward to writing for.

    Fourth,

    I would recommend Direct Mail Marketing (postcards and/or letters),
    but the start up costs aren't neccessarily "cheap".

    If doing something "low cost" is your concern, than you will never
    know how lucrative direct mail is...and most people NEVER will be-
    cause it "cost money to mail letters".

    What they FORGET is the profit margins, which are insane and un-
    heard of in almost any other industry I know (even online marketing),
    but if that's something you think your interested in, I can recommend
    you to a source to get start up -- it cost money, and I make nothing
    from it, but it'll be a good start.

    If you DO decide to take this route, you have to make a decision
    to drop everything else until your direct mail business is profitable
    for you, and with my guidance, you will be making money fairly
    quickly.

    The choice...is yours. Good luck.
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    • Profile picture of the author Zachmo
      You may say that writing articles is time consuming, well of course, no one succeeds without their time being consumed. You might want to write something different and interesting that can make your fee higher. I know people who are good writers who earn a lot in writing without even going out of heir house to work. You are fortunate you have a daytime job so you still have lots of extra time for extra income. I remember when I was in high school, I used to accept invitation-making jobs just to have extra income. Know your skills and use them
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  • Profile picture of the author pethanks
    There are lots of ways to make money online. You can work in the internet to have extra income. Study also what are the possible ways to make money online.
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    How about Data Posting or do a SEO for a company ?
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  • Profile picture of the author OpticalOut
    If you need money right now, then I would recommend offering a service like:
    -writing articles
    -creating backlinks
    -building web 2.0
    -making videos
    -etc...

    But if you want to build a business than you can scale a little better (in my opinion), then I would recommend that you get into affiliate marketing.

    I personally only make pennies with Amazon too, but make a ton more with affiliate networks and other programs. I really just can't figure out how I would be able to build a business if all I was using is Amazon. I might be looking a this wrong with Amazon, but 6% of selling $10,000 in product is only $600.

    Versus me selling $10,000 and making between 20-50%.
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    Learn to live with crappy situations just to get by and pay the bills.

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  • Profile picture of the author NateRivers
    There's not an easy answer as you can see by everyone's replies... If you need money now the only guaranteed way is to get a real job. You're going to have to put in time after your job(s) each day to make this online thing work. There isn't one fool-proof way that you can instantly start generating income with online. Do what it takes to bring in the money you need, put in your time at the computer, and when your online stuff is out-earning your job(s), quit. That's really your only option it sounds like.
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  • Profile picture of the author johnyeo90
    I have the same problem as you..need more cash..my gf broken up with me because i didnt give her 900 bucks! So i want to earn more money from now on!
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  • Profile picture of the author supersonic
    If you can write articles, it means that you have ability to write, right?
    Why not you write an e-book? If you are writing articles on getting traffic, then you can write an e-book on getting traffic. Sell it like $17 or $27. You can't sell same articles again and again, but you can sell the same e-book to as many people as you want.

    If you are thinking about bringing traffic to your own e-book site, then use your own articles to drive traffic
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    • Profile picture of the author lstoops
      Originally Posted by supersonic View Post

      If you can write articles, it means that you have ability to write, right?
      Why not you write an e-book? If you are writing articles on getting traffic, then you can write an e-book on getting traffic. Sell it like $17 or $27. You can't sell same articles again and again, but you can sell the same e-book to as many people as you want.

      If you are thinking about bringing traffic to your own e-book site, then use your own articles to drive traffic
      I agree. You could right and sell an ebook or short report.

      Also, why not search for higher paying writing jobs. You can either name your price and go out and promote your service, bid on the high jobs at elance and places like that, or you send emails to companies who need web content. There are plenty of people making great money writing. You just have to find the right clients.
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    take an offer in affiliate networks, write a few articles or create a website for local companies or blog about something you love.
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  • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
    Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

    I've done the writing thing, but that's just veerrry time consuming and doesn't pay much....
    That's pretty much what working at McDonalds is too.

    With all due respect, if your writing "doesn't pay" your doing something wrong with it.

    The fact you think writing is time consuming and doesn't pay, goes to show you've done very little into looking at all the methods of making money with writing. If looked into those methods I dare say you haven't put them into action.

    If you're struggling now, do try and get another job or find a way to get back on your feet first.
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  • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
    Originally Posted by FBM View Post

    You want the big bucks. Study FaceBook Marketing, I make 7-12k a day off FaceBook.
    Wow,

    Between 2.5 and just under 4.5 million a year from FB?

    Can you elaborate perhaps and actually help the OP and maybe suggest way's he/she can get out of the mess they're in?

    With your stratospherical intelligence with FB, you may be the answer to the forums dreams. :rolleyes:
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  • Profile picture of the author Rikki_Fawkes
    Kea55: I see you already work for Demand Studios and AC. Have you ever thought of Bright Hub? They pay $10 per article, and you get a lot of say in what you write about. Their articles are generally pretty easy.

    There's also Break Studios, but I know they don't always have hundreds of titles to choose from.

    Just some ideas. Hope that helps!
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  • Profile picture of the author Richnana
    You might want to find a hot product or service and start promoting on the offline side of things. If you want to make some instant cash, check on the forum for products and services that pay instantly to your paypal account. I will send you the link to my PayPal Directory. You can talk to your friends, co-workers and sell them a product... Do they need to build websites,want to find out about video marketing. Want to start a consulting business?
    Several warriors offer instant cash products. The sales page is already created, check some forums and find people who need information that you can provide.

    Make up some flyers create a business card and sell something. Selling makes the world go around and will keep you out Mac's hair
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  • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
    Originally Posted by FBM View Post

    You want the big bucks. Study FaceBook Marketing, I make 7-12k a day off FaceBook.
    Care to expound? This is ALOT of money to be making....the OP could benefit from your help....
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    • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
      Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

      Care to expound? This is ALOT of money to be making....the OP could benefit from your help....
      My point exactly Howie.

      "Hey, I make millions a year, I hear you need help and are in trouble, guess what though, I make millions of dollars a year - does that help?"

      Honestly.

      Looking forward to the WSO.

      One to watch.
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  • Profile picture of the author kea55
    soo...I guess writing online wouldnt work even if I were making a lot of money...
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    • Profile picture of the author Rhiannon Beckham
      If you can write, you've got the hardest part covered. That is something that is harder to learn to do well than SEO and the rest of the basic crap that goes together to make an income online. I don't make nearly as much as Facebook Boy does (*ahem* bull****) but I make enough that I was able to quit my reg job and live happily- and I started out with knowing nothing more than how to creep fb and watch porn. If you can write, and you've got motivation, you've got it made.
      I honestly believe content is king. There is so much information out there on how to make something of your writing skillz, educate yourself as much as you can. Wordpress is amazing. Don't ever underestimate it. Affiliate market the **** out of your way with words..
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    • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
      Originally Posted by kea55 View Post

      soo...I guess writing online wouldnt work even if I were making a lot of money...
      I'm confused here.

      Do you mean writing online wouldn't work if you were making a lot of money with a job, or...

      Writing online wouldn't work, if if you made a lot of money writing online?

      Please understand, there are many people that do very well at writing online and there are many ways to do it.

      Just because I fail at something, doesn't mean it doesn't work.

      It means it didn't work for me and most likely that would be because I wasn't doing something right, hadn't learned enough or just didn't have the right attitude to succeed in it...
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      • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
        I think that poster is long gone, Richard.

        So much for helping the OP out with his/her plethora of marketing knowledge and skill.

        Originally Posted by Richard Van View Post

        I'm confused here.

        Do you mean writing online wouldn't work if you were making a lot of money with a job, or...

        Writing online wouldn't work, if if you made a lot of money writing online?

        Please understand, there are many people that do very well at writing online and there are many ways to do it.

        Just because I fail at something, doesn't mean it doesn't work.

        It means it didn't work for me and most likely that would be because I wasn't doing something right, hadn't learned enough or just didn't have the right attitude to succeed in it...
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        • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
          Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

          I think that poster is long gone, Richard.

          So much for helping the OP out with his/her plethora of marketing knowledge and skill.
          Spot on Howie,

          OP didn't actually seem to be grasping what people were saying from what I could see, especially with the last comment I commented on.

          Oh well, such is life.

          I'm looking forward to finding out more about how to make money on Facebook today.
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          • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
            Originally Posted by Richard Van View Post

            Spot on Howie,

            OP didn't actually seem to be grasping what people were saying from what I could see, especially with the last comment I commented on.

            Oh well, such is life.

            I'm looking forward to finding out more about how to make money on Facebook today.
            Me too. and...We wait in anticipation. lol.
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            • Profile picture of the author Jay B
              Hi Kea,

              Yes, I was in your position exactly about 12 months ago. Everything changed when I started creating information products of my own (i.e. WSO's, membership sites, IM courses, etc.).

              You can do this to! If you want to stay in the IM niche, use this forum for your research and look for posts with common themes or questions. Once you identify the "problem", do a little research and come up with a short report that shows people how to solve that problem.

              Hope this helps,

              Jay
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          • Profile picture of the author rahnjoseph
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            • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
              Originally Posted by rahnjoseph View Post

              Yap getting into such inconclusive discussions is better from the viewpoint to not getting into the same.
              Hi,

              I'm not sure quite what you mean but if you think this is such an "inconclusive discussion" why did you bump it a month after the last comment?

              Forgive me if I've misunderstood you but when you said...

              better from the viewpoint to not getting into the same
              ....really got me confused, I'm not sure it makes sense.
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  • Profile picture of the author realnetworker
    Have you tried any Internet Affiliate Training Programs? Without step-by-step training it will be difficult to learn all the tips and shortcuts and best ways to do things.

    There are quite a few programs that are very inexpensive and could help tremendously with giving you ideas that perhaps you never would have thought of on your own.

    I have some testimonials and reviews on a few good programs and other inexpensive tools on my website that have been very helpful in my online training. Feel free to check them out. I hope you find something that works for you!!
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  • Profile picture of the author matt5409
    Originally Posted by FBM View Post

    You want the big bucks. Study FaceBook Marketing, I make 7-12k a day off FaceBook.
    I smell a big pile of cr*p, especially when you refer to Facebook as "FaceBook".
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  • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
    Originally Posted by natwest View Post

    Stop wasting money buying programs that claim to make you millions instantly as a matter of fact go

    on google and research check the sales figures for yourself. Research the domain market and blog

    monetization, and you will see for yourself how much money is being made in this billion dollar market.

    Want an honest program that deliver results? download the Gold Rush program on internetmarketrevenue.com
    Hi Natwest I tried to have a look at internetmarketrevenue.com, all I get is...

    Is it free stuff you're advising the OP about?

    I've never heard of the gold rush program.
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  • Profile picture of the author DireStraits
    Originally Posted by natwest View Post

    Stop wasting money buying programs that claim to make you millions instantly as a matter of fact go

    on google and research check the sales figures for yourself. Research the domain market and blog

    monetization, and you will see for yourself how much money is being made in this billion dollar market.

    Want an honest program that deliver results? download the Gold Rush program on xxxx
    Natwest,

    I applied for your "Natwest Black" credit card, with VIP airport lounge access and all the other benefits, but have yet to hear back.

    Please call me ASAP on 0800-N0-$3LF-PR0M0T10N-A110W3D.

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  • Profile picture of the author acedring
    just get a part time job, enough to pay for food, bills and domain names. Go back to basics! I am currently setting up niche sites and can only just about afford to eat. I have been doing this since janruary, with no luxurys. Because in the end it's going to be worth it.

    If you have to work a Mc d's for a few months and everyday after work spend 5-6 working on your sites. if you don't have determination then you could be working at mc d's for the rest of your life.
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  • Profile picture of the author HaydenR
    If I were you, I'd continue working on the Amazon method and scale it up.. If you are only earning pennies from your Amazon sites then I think you're doing something seriously wrong..

    Go get a good WSO or training program on Amazon and build on what you already know.. form a personal strategy set some goals and don't get distracted..

    Sounds like you're trying to jump ship to another method when you haven't fully utilized the one you're in right now.
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