There are many ways to make money online. I like to group them into three main categories:
Making money selling your stuff
Making money selling other people’s stuff
Getting paid to do something
Let’s talk a little more about each of these categories…
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One of the two main ways I make money online is through affiliate marketing (the other is through Internet marketing consulting).
For those of you who are new to affiliate marketing, I thought I should give you an introduction to the basics of affiliate marketing…
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The biggest financial problem most people face is found in the “organization” arena. Budgeting, tracking spending, managing credit card balances and bank accounts — imagine if managing all of these were easier.
Now it is, because Quicken Online is finally free.
Quicken is one of the most trusted and popular sources of personal finance software. They decided to release their online version of their software completely for free. The rest of this website is based on the assumption you’re using the free website, because:
It’s free. You don’t have to spend a dime to track your money.
It’s online. You don’t have to download any program — it’s online.
It’s easy. You don’t have to be “techy”. It’s very “point and click”.
Managing your money shouldn’t be comlicated or hectic. In the “information age”, it should be easy to manage your financial information.
Sign up for Quicken Online and browse around. When you get an account, check back here to learn more about financial planning.
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The Internet is filled with thousands of blogs that teach tips for making money online — unfortunately, very few give you a detailed tutorial for how to build your own website that will contually earn an income indefinately. That’s what this page is for.
This is the exact plan I use when making a website.
This is literally what I have in a word document on my desktop to remind me to keep to the plan. It’s extremely systematic, and it works. I’ve used it to dominate topics like “financial planning”, “financial advice” and “savings accounts”. I can personally vouch for this plan because, well, it’s my plan that I use.
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