Make a little extra cash on the side..

I suggest checking the WSO section of this forum and picking up a popular WSO with tons of good honest reviews.

Then going through it and most importantly taking action.

Cheers,

~Gary

What I suggest you is pick a good WSO product which is may be $27 or less and get it that and follow it...

Or else if you hare good with local business people than I believe you can promote local business products or service..

End of the day is you have to learn and apply it.. that's it..

I hope this helps..

Thanks
Alam

Hi Jonesy

A fellow Brit - What part of the UK are you from?

Anyway, as the other posts have suggested, find a decent WSO with good reviews. Most are paid but some are free. Things like SEO and backlinking can also be learned using free resources on the net but may not be as focused.

Once you have chosen a WSO or method, stick with it for a couple of months and actually act on the information given. Do not be tempted to buy the next best thing - you could end up with a library of WSOs that you read once and then never look at again.

If you have cash then joining the Warrior War Room is a great investment ($39 for 6 years i think). Lots of free information in there that might ordinarily be WSOs.

Lots of luck mate

Raj

Hey Marc,

Adsense is a pretty good business model, it can just take a while to get ranked in the search engines depending on your keyword and competition.

When people talk about backlinks, they're talking about sites that have links pointing to yours.

So if I write an article on Ezinearticles and put a link in there to my own website, that's a backlink.

There are lots of ways to get backlinks- article directories, blog commenting, forums, social bookmarking, and web 2.0 sites (like Squidoo and Hubpages)

I admit though, I'm not sure what you mean by referred domains.

I wrote an ebook two years ago about how to do well on the firefighter interview. Mine did very well here in the US (and I sold the rights to it). Why not write something like that for the UK? Anytime there are hundreds of people lining up to take a test for something, there is serious money to be made by helping them out

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If you want a "niche", you could research fire safety for hotels/guesthouses in the UK. I think they have to do their own inspections these days - and they don't bother. Google: Penhallow Hotel

There must be a lot of guesthouses/B&B owners out there that'd welcome knowing what the heck to do/what's expected.

If you can write well, provide your service to others. If you give quality, buyers will definitely give you tons of cash. If you don't have those skills, try to follow a WSO here that suits absolute newbies. Make sure you confirm that newbie can profit from that WSO before actually buying it.

If you fancy earning a passive income for the future, check at the AMZ training academy (link in my signature). It is currently free and has step-by-step videos on how to start your first website. It literally tells you everything you need to know and the focus is driving people to Amazon to buy through your affiliate links.

Chris

Hi Marc

I've emailed you regarding some excellent free training here in the UK. I can't offer direct training at the moment because my free coaching course is full up, with a waiting list.

I strongly advise you NOT to start buying WSOs, as you won't know the good from the bad yet. With a bit of coaching you can avoid wasting your dosh on junk, and shortcut your learning curve.

I'm soon publishing a 12 part affiliate course, but it'll be a few more weeks before it's ready to go. This will be on a site that I don't promote at the moment, but can be found through my other sites.

With some guidance, you should be able to get started very quickly. The first few weeks are always the hardest, but once you crack it, it becomes easier and easier.

There's no reason why you couldn't be earning the equivalent of your firefighters pay within a year. After that, your online income can grow exponentially.

Kepp checking the Warrior Forum. There's tons of help in here.

I'm in the West Country, and it's great to find yet another Brit in the forum.

Welcome

Alan

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read, read, read....don't buy anything....

Depending on your skills and experiences but offering some sort of service is always a good way to make little extra cash on the side. I know plenty of people who does article writing, graphic designing and etc. Check out fiverr for some ideas.