How to use the Squidoo text list module

Adding a bullet list

how to add a text list module

1. When you start to create you webpage masterpiece, first you need to add the modules or boxes you want included. You can add them (or delete them) at any point during the creation process and of course, you can always come back and add one after it if published too so there is no limit.
2. To add a text module - look to the sidebar under WORKSHOP TOOLS
3. Go to ADD MODULES
4. By default, Squidoo will display some popular modules, but go to the bottom of the list and click on b>. That will take you into a new window with all the modules that are available for you to use.
5. As it happens, the TEXT LIST module is right there on the front page so you don't have to look any further. Click on that icon and on the left hand side you will see it has been to a box named YOU'VE ADDED. Click on DONE ADDING at the bottom of the box and it will take you back to your workshop where you will find it has been added to the bottom of your page.
6. Use the SORT MODULE option to move the text list box to where you want it to appear on your page.
7. If you haven't already done so - create a list of your favorite modules, the ones you used most often so you don't have to keep going back to BROWSE ALL MODULES I'll explain how to do that in another list.

An easy short-cut to creating a great webpage

Creating a 'favorite modules' list

• Under WORKSHOP TOOLS go to ADD MODULES
• At the bottom of that box click on BROWSE ALL MODULES which will open in a new window.
• On the right hand side click on ALL MODULES
• Go through the list and click on each one you will find useful. Later I've included a list of my own personal favorites to give you some ideas.
• Each one you have added will appear in the box on the left hand side labeled YOU'VE ADDED At the top of that box click on +FAVES.
• A new box will appear - on one side it show a list of any modules you have already added to a favorites list on the other, a list of NEW FAVES TO ADD.
• You'll see that all the module options you have picked appear with a little blank box beside it - click all of those then click UPDATE FAVES and it will show you the list of your favorite modules.
• Click on DONE ADDING if you want to add them to the page you are working on - they will get added to the bottom of the page - OR if you are just creating your FAVES list just click on CANCEL - this will take you back to your workshop - you will have created a FAVES list but you won't have added any new modules to the page you are working on.

Useful boxes to include on a webpage

these are some of my personal favorite modules I use a lot

• Text Module
• Text List
• Link List
• Love lens widget
• Bookmark widget
• Countdown
• Poll
• Guestbook
• Blackbox
• Amazon Spotlight
• Text with BIG picture
• Photo Gallery
• eBay
• Amazon
• Links Voting (plexo)
• YouTube
• flickr photos
• Recipe module
• About me
• RSS add your blog
• Zazzle
• Table of Contents
• Duel
• Quiz

How to earn money by writing online

web content

• 1By ranking in the top 85,000 lenses on Squidoo.
  
  There are several different levels or tiers that Squidoo pages are ranked in. The top 3 tiers payout a % of the revenue Squidoo earns. The higher the ranking the better the payout.
  
  Tier 1 = those lenses ranked 1-2000
  Tier 2 = those lenses ranked 2001-10000
  Tier 3 = those lenses ranked 10001-85000
• 2Via the Amazon spotlight and Amazon modules built into Squidoo.
  
  If you fill in these modules - you earn a % of any sales made through them. The revenue goes first to the Squidoo Amazon affiliate account and you get a share of that.
  
  Some people do extremely well with these.
• 3Via the Ebay module built into Squidoo.
  
  Ebay is similar to using the Amazon module.
• 4Via the Zazzle module built into Squidoo.
  
  If you have a Zazzle account you can enter your own products for sale here and you can also earn money from Zazzle from any referrals you make with this that result in a sale.
• 5Affiliate marketing. Presently you can use Squidoo as vehicle for any product you have an affiliate membership for with the huge proviso that it isn't spammy.
  
  The most common one to use is Amazon - this is different from the Squidoo Amazon modules in that you create them in a text module using your own Amazon ID so the reader is taken to that page with your affiliate ID tag. So your payment comes to you from Amazon not Squidoo - for some people this is a bigger % than the first option. Personally I tend to mix them up. for an example you might like to see my page: " Tahitian Pearl Jewelry"
  
  Remember, the Squidoo Amazon module is only valid for Amazon.com, if like me, you live in the UK or elsewhere you might want to include some links to your own country's Amazon. You do need to have a valid Amazon affiliate ID for that country.