Earning Money By Working Online...

A surprisingly large number of my friends would rather work at Walmart for $6 an hour despite their hating it, but would not work online for a nearly guaranteed $20-$50 an hour, because "it's just not there thing".

So if you're one of the people who refuse to do anything about your condition but just moan and groan about how bad it is, GET OUT OF THE SITUATION AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!

I can give you the tools, the ideas, the best recommendations, but i's up to you to do it.

The best place to start out is this
super cheap book that you'll make back the cost of 10 times within 24 hours if you do what it says.

Working online is really work. It's not all play, especially when you have your family to feed.

If you have the idea that you can just sit around and click away...sorry, this is not for you.

If you are easily distracted and you can't work hard, even for nearly unlimited amounts of money, then again, this is not for you. Working online requires diligence, patience, and hard work. You will see the benefits of working online within a week of when you start, sometimes even within a day if you do it right.

So start with your attitude.

The following are not necessary, but will make your life a whole lot easier:

1. Get a good e-mail account. No hotmail, yahoo, aol or junk like that. If you want a free one, go with gmail, but it's preferable to get one of your own with your site hosting. But gmail will do.

2. Organize your desk. Put your laptop/computer on there and place a small calendar with a couple of pencils and pens, with a notepad on the table.

3. Put something in the crockput to cook (I recommend Italian Chicken! (my wife is excellent at it) so that you'll have something to eat.

4. Put the phone nearby, getting up can be distracting.

5. Plan on taking breaks every 20 minutes or so.

6. Make sure you are not in a place that you will be easily distracted in. Living room of your house is not a good idea.

7. This is obvious, but still, you'll need a computer and a good internet connection. This is a good time to switch to something better than Dial-up.

Okay, there are a few things to look for in programs that will generally show them to be scams:

1. You don't have to do anything. - This will either not pay you anything or they will just run with your money. Stay away from these. Anything that claims that they will do all the advertising for you has one big problem - there are thousands of people they are advertising for...how will you stand out and make any sales at all?

2. Something that uses a library of hundreds of e-books as a product, when the money making is actually just a pyramid scheme.

3. If it's too good to be true, then it is.

4. If they are promising to release secret information that know one else but the select few at the top know about. THERE IS NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN! Anyone doing that is just hyping you. The secret is work.

5. Anyone bashing away at gurus and telling you that now you will be the top dog and the gurus will serve you. It's nonsense, just leave the page.

Misleading sales letters can be very impressive - a good example is affiliate Project X.
On the other hand, honest programs are a lot more clear about what is required and what they 're about. A good example is The Light In
The Darkness

There are quite a few places that you can write online for money. We'll cover 3 good ones in this part. All the three are global and you can write from anywhere in the entire world:

1. MPAM - Standard rate of $5 per 500 word article. First month free, after that $29.98 a month. No credit card required. Writing articles is just a small part of this massively under-rated program. You will recieve your own website with webhosting with url trackers, rotators, mini-sites that are already working, backlinks to your site, adsense and ppc training, safelist and FFA leads, and a whole lot more. That's what you pay $29.98 for. You are NOT paying to work for them. If anyone asks for money from you to be able to work for them, stay away!
MPAM is the easiest money you'll ever make. Write just 1-2 articles a day (they have a 3 in the pipeline limit) and you will easily make over $150-$200 a month.

Helium Knowledge - You write, and wait. You write on a variety of topics, and the articles don't have to be long at all. You are paid based on the ratings of your articles and how many times your articles are viewed. Easy, and if you are knowledgable about what you're writing, you can make a decent money with them. Heliumknowledge.com.

Wiseorb - You can possibly make most with this. It works on the same basis as HeliumKnowledge, but if you take some steps, you will be able to make a lot of money with this. Some articles have beeen projected at over $100 a month. So just write consistently for them.

Other than this, you can write for some ezines and stuff, plus add Adbrite or Adsense on your site to make money off of your content too.

More later...

Use delicious to tag and display the good content that you come across. This is one of the best ways to

Blogging can be potentially the most rewarding activity online to make money. Here's how to use blogs :

Use them get links going to your other sites.
Use them to present honest reviews of any good opportunities that you come across. Use your affiliate links in the reviews. Make sure the reviews are honest.
Linking them to your sites will help increase the page rank of your site.

Start using a blog soon, and try to put up a posting every days, or at the very least every two days.

OKay, you'll generally not get any honest reviews on these programs because they are all about making money, and every affiliate wants more money off of it.

It's really hard to find something that is honest and good because of this very reason.

So what is it about? Well, the butterfly manuscript is great if you're looking for something that teaches you some really good stuff about online marketing in general. However, it is, at least in my eyes, vastly overpriced.

Most people are looking for something EXACT and to the point with making money online. That's why I don't like the butterfly manuscript a whole lot. I prefer the light in the darkness a whole lot more than this and really like the to the point approach.

In a word, should you get the butterfly manuscript? Maybe. I don't think it's worth the $97, but if you are willing to sit down and apply everything it says and spend some time and more money on it, you'll be just fine. I just don't think it's for everybody. So while it's not bad, it's not something I'd pay $97 for.

This is the perfect example of a hard sell. You're an idiot if you don't buy it. That's what the author of the letter wants you to believe. That's not TRUE!

The rich jerk has a lot of stuff, but most of it is easily findable online in many other programs for cheaper prices. Not only that, some of the stuff is downright common sense. The biggest strength of the Rich Jerk was the army of affiliates it generated. That's really it. Nothing more. If you get enough people promoting your stuff, then you'll easily manage selling many many copies of it. Then you could easily boast that you sold over X number of copies to generate even more sales and affiliates.

Don't get it. It's not worth it.