Give Me Your Best Advice

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    Contriceposted 13 years ago

    It's becoming more clear that the internet is the place to be. I'm on a venture to make a decent (meaning the income of my full time job and more) living online.  Give me your best advice.  What tools should I use (if any)?  What programs are good (so that I can start reviewing)?  What do you suggest?

    1. Aficionada profile image78
      Aficionadaposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Best advice is to read or reread everything in the HubPages Help Center, read and/or reread every forum thread related to earning money and making a living online, read or reread every Hub related to the topic, and then ask specific questions about what you want to know after researching whether those questions have been asked and answered many times already.

      BTW - Welcome to HubPages!  big_smile

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        Contriceposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Thanks. Hubpages does have some very useful info.  I've learned some for doing the things you've mentioned above.  I guess what I'm looking for are some good programs to look into or some e-book recommendations.  Something to kinda help me along as I go.  I'm new t this whole thing and would like something to refer to.

        1. Susana S profile image90
          Susana Sposted 13 years agoin reply to this



          Here are a few books (real books!) I would recommend:

          "Inbound Marketing: Get found using google....."

          "Don't Make me think: A common sense guide to web usability"

          "Web Copy that sells: The revolutionary formula....."

          (Feel free to buy them through one of amazon links tongue)

          Then look into buying micro niche finder or market samurai software.

          You'll need to give quite a lot of thought to what your niche or niches are going to be. What topics can you write a lot about that don't have too much competition?

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      Tig Horseposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Contrice,

      Have you ever heard of remote viewing ?
      Many have this capability, they just don't don't refine to it  smile
      Online business is Great, specially with  Good products smile

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        Contriceposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        No I've never of remote viewing.

        @ Susana...I like the Don't Make me Think...I may try that one (the title I like very much) big_smile

    3. Rakeitin profile image40
      Rakeitinposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      1.  Find a niche or program that is easy.  I found one that is easy, unique, has a low cost start-up and is profitable. You can see it in my site.
      2. Set-up a simple design blog. Preferably use Wordpress.  You can get a free-hosted site and domain to begin also you can see on my site.
      3. Find a profit center or product to promote.
      4. Create content based on your niche.
      5. Post that content.
      6. You'll need to build links to your site.
      7. Post for more traffic.
      8. Build a list for more profits.
      I've found making money for yourself first, without recruiting helps your Psyche and  your pocket-book.  It also helps when you want to refer others, because you know it's profitable.

      Bob K

  2. Susana S profile image90
    Susana Sposted 13 years ago

    Don't make me think is good if you have your own websites/blogs, but not very relevant for article sites. smile

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      Contriceposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I am in the process of purchasing a site now.

    2. telecommuter profile image55
      telecommuterposted 13 years ago

      I would have to say that challenge.co is the best website to start with. Learn all about internet marketing. All go through the hubs written on making money at hubpages.Some real gems here.

    3. CarInsuranceq profile image60
      CarInsuranceqposted 13 years ago

      I think you need to do some extensive research over the net and there are plenty of online business ideas which can help you to earn handsomely.

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        Contriceposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        That's exactly what I "continued" to do...I found a really good free e-book about making money  online

        http://www.2createawebsite.com/books/th … eguide.pdf

        It from a very successful online affiliate marketer.

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        Kevin Lamposted 13 years ago

        My long term goal is to write quality hubs that gets a decent income from ads. Then link my Hubs to my blogs to enhance both my blog and my hub's income. I would also use social bookmarking sites like Digg and social networking sites like Facebook or twitter to promote my sites. I would eventually want to create a website if everything goes well. I am not sure if it is a good plan but it is a start. smile

      3. brandonakelly profile image60
        brandonakellyposted 13 years ago

        I would recommend whole heartedly looking into search engine optimization, known as SEO. I learned all of my techniques from thekeywordacademy.com, although it's not entirely free, there is a free trial membership you can cancel. I would not recommend this if I hadn't already tried it myself. I just started my hub account less than a week ago, with only 7 or 8 hubs and I'm already projecting money estimates in Google Adsense through these practices. I urge you to look into it and I promise it will work for you.

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