admin on January 18th, 2010

Back in late November, I wrote a review of Darren Rowse’s 31 Days to Build a Better Blog.  As I mentioned in the review, I consider myself to be an above-average skilled blogger (hey, I actually make a living at this) but I still learned a fair amount.
Anyway, I wanted to let all of my [...]

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admin on January 7th, 2010

Earlier, I wrote an entry about another site that pays you to write, Constant Content.  Though I have been a member for a long time, I had never really taken the time to get to know the site, or how it works.  But that changed, and so far I’ve submitted a handful of articles.
I started [...]

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admin on January 6th, 2010

Last April, I wrote about talking about how, with affiliate marketing, timing is everything.  And it is.  This week, I was able to cash in on another piece of timely content that earned incredibly for me back in October, and then again this week.
One of the ways I find interesting content that will likely do [...]

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admin on December 30th, 2009

One of the sites I signed up with a long time ago, but have only recently started to really work with is Constant Content.  Unlike some of the other sites that pay you to write,  which base their pay on revenue sharing and referring other writers, Constant Content is a platform for people to buy [...]

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One of the ways I make a handsome chunk of change is by writing niche blogs.  Niche blogs are blog-style websites that provide valuable information along with product resources.  In the most basic of terms, they are websites that are built around a niche, making a profit by offering advertising for that niche, and some [...]

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admin on December 18th, 2009

While it is typical that the more you write, the more you earn, it is possible to write too much.  The inspiration for this post came from my perusal of a variety of “writing online” community forums.  It seems like every day, there are several posts made by people looking for new sites that pay [...]

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admin on December 15th, 2009

After you’ve been writing for money online for awhile, it’s easy to slow down, get a little complacent, and feel a little stale.  It’s a repetitive business in many aspects, and mentally, it can take a lot out of you.  Sometimes, all you need to get going again is to find a motivator.
For me, that [...]

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admin on December 7th, 2009

Ask a lot of people in the online writing business which affiliate programs they use, and you’ll hear a lot of them say “Clickbank.”  It’s recommended in a lot of the online courses in affiliate marketing, and I used to promote a few products in the Clickbank line.  But now?  I don’t even touch it.
My [...]

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admin on December 5th, 2009

Anyone entering the world of online writing for the first time is bound to have questions about keywords.  I cover keyword research extensively in my book, and on this site, but I’ve never really gone into where keywords should be placed in an article or other online content.
As a writer, I know that every site [...]

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admin on December 4th, 2009

In my popular posts about sites that pay you to write, I gave a nod to Squidoo.  At that time, I was fairly new to making “lenses.”  Lenses are the pages that you create at Squidoo, instead of articles or blog posts.  I created a few lenses, and then I just forgot about them.  Until [...]

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admin on December 3rd, 2009

One of the easiest ways to monetize a blog is by using Google Adsense.  One of the most popular blog monetization tools available, I recommend that many sites use it as a way to generate revenue.  That said, there is another way you can utilize Adsense as a tool for your blog.

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admin on December 2nd, 2009

I’ve said this before, but I think that it is worth repeating: earning money online is not easy.  It takes time, effort, and sometimes sacrifice.  I can think of many times I would have rather been gardening or hiking, or even getting household chores done, but my writing had to come first.
One of the easiest [...]

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admin on November 30th, 2009

If you have not already secured your copy of The Complete Article Writing Package, now is your chance to do so before the year is out, and save big!  Right now, instead of paying $47 for the book, you can order your copy for just $15 when you use discount code “HOLIDAY” at checkout!
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admin on November 30th, 2009

Even though I consider myself to be a fairly seasoned blogger, I still like to learn from others.  I am an avid reader of Problogger, which is a great blog for anyone aspiring to write for cash full time.  It’s through this blog that I learned about 31 Days to Build a Better Blog ($19.99) [...]

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admin on November 29th, 2009

As I go forward with this site, I am going to start increasing the amount of information I present about niche blogs.  Niche blogging is a rapidly growing segment of online income earning, one with which I have been quite successful myself.  But having a great niche blog doesn’t mean anything if it isn’t being [...]

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admin on November 28th, 2009

Getting a Google Adsense account isn’t always easy, but it can be.  It used to be that Google required you to have your own domain, and great content, and then you could apply.  While having those things is a good idea, it isn’t the only way to get started.
If you’re looking to get a site [...]

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admin on November 28th, 2009

It’s been slightly more than four months since I have updated this blog.  And while that is far too long, personal circumstances have had me away from a lot of my online writing.  Fortunately, it was nothing so serious that it hasn’t passed and now I am back with a vengeance.
I the last four months, [...]

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admin on July 8th, 2009

For some people, one of the hardest parts of writing online is promoting their own material.  But with millions of other websites writing about the same things, promoting material is essential for success.
Social bookmarking is one of the easiest ways to promote your content.  It’s free, it’s fast, it increases page views and expands your [...]

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admin on July 6th, 2009

When people search for content online, they often want to find “how to” do something. That’s exactly why “how to” sites, like eHow and wikiHow, are so popular with the search engines.
Here’s an example:
The term “kite flying” is searched approximately 40,500 times per month, and when entered into Google, there are 1, 900,000 sites that [...]

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admin on June 25th, 2009

People get into making money online for a variety of reasons.  Maybe they’ve always wanted to have a job that allowed them to work from home.  Maybe the tight economy has them searching for ways to make a few extra dollars each month.  Regardless, the number of people seeking to make money online has grown [...]

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admin on June 24th, 2009

When writing content for the web, it’s easy to get caught up in all things SEO.  We do keyword research, we look for expensive keywords, and we spend time researching content to make sure our time produces earnings.  But more and more, search engines are turning to a technique called Latent Semantic Indexing, or LSI [...]

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admin on May 14th, 2009

Do you use images when writing articles and online content?  If you answered, “no,” you’re missing out on some search traffic.  Using images when you post online content not only enhances the experience for the reader, it provides you, the writer, with another opportunity to add keywords to your content.
eHow is a great example of [...]

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admin on April 15th, 2009

When it comes to using your affiliate programs wisely, timing is everything.  Yes, you can make income with just getting the links out there.  But if you want to capitalize on the world around you, you have to know what is happening.
One of my favorite ways to boost my monthly affiliate earnings is to watch [...]

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admin on April 12th, 2009

I posted last month about writing for Examiner.com, and I wanted to update my readers with my first month’s earnings, just to demonstrate the power of some of the things I have been writing about since the launch of this site.
Since joining Examiner, I have added another category to my writing there. I have two [...]

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admin on April 2nd, 2009

In order to be a successful blogger, you need to bring people to your blog and keep them coming back for more.  No matter what the topic, you need to provide the best content for your niche and make it interesting to readers.

Even people who are successful bloggers can find themselves a little burned out, [...]

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