Making Money on the Internet

I have discovered three basic procedures that have helped me make money on the internet. They are:

1. Cross Posting
2. Slide shows
3. Internet Marketing

Cross posting involved posting the same content on more than one site. This should not be done with Squidoo or HubPages but it can be down with Bukisa and eHow. When you are dealing with Associated Content you may post writeen material that you posted elsewhere but you need to declare that is what you are doing.

Slide shows involved getting your artistic material together and producing a little movie or a slide show. It's similar to something you might do YouTube. Both Associated Content and Bukisa allow you to make slide shows. I have never had anyone say anything untoward about where and when I post my art so it appears that you may post the same art anywhere you like as long as you produced it and legally own and have the legal rights to post it. Since I create my art via computer programs written in VB.NET and C# in Visual Studio 2008, I put the resulting JPEGS wherever I please.

Internet marketing involves listing the URLs wherein your written or artistic works are displayed with social bookmarking services, using keywords, free URL submission, and the like.

I have added links to my works on various sites for two purposes. First and foremost to promote my web pages. Secondarily, to show you where you may post your works and to let you see what can be accomplished.

One of the ways in which popular advertises draw customers is run contests or offer freebies. Well I am not going to raffle anything off or give away free trinkets but what I can do is offer free poetry and free galleries. It's true that I also sell poetry books and objects based on my artwork but it is important to get eyeballs on the site--the the population decide if they like what they see. Then they might want to buy.