Question - I really want to make money online, but I don't have a product or website. Is it still possible to make money on the internet?

Answer: Yes, you can. There are plenty of ways for you to make money online without having your own product.

One way would be to promote someone else's product or services as an affiliate.

You can find plenty of products to promote as an affiliate at:

• www.shareasale.com
• www.linkshare.com
• www.clickbank.com/marketplace

You could do pay-per-click marketing and send visitors straight through your affiliate link, or have a website or blog that pre-sells the product first.

A couple of the places you can setup a free blog to pre-sell products are at blogger.com or wordpress.com.

Another way to earn an income online without a product is through the Google Adsense program, where you make money for everytime a person clicks on Google pay-per-click ad on your website or blog.

As with the affiliate marketing I mentioned earlier, you can setup a free blog at blogger.com or wordpress.com, or you could also write content here on Hubpages to earn money from Google Adsense.

There are a wide range of opportunities for making money on the internet.

You could find yourself taking surveys for cash, or actually creating your very own home based online business. Plenty of online career paths await - all possessing varying levels of demands concerning your time, budget, energy, commitment, and passion.

Today, an increasing amount of people look towards the Internet to make a full-time living or a decent supplementary income. Below are some more ways for you to earn money online.

1) Write

Writing is a talent that is decently sought-after, as business owners are constantly looking for people to create helpful content for their site visitors. Whether you master the art of writing a press release or submit niche-related articles - writing can become a lucrative endeavor across the Web.

2) Expertise

Perhaps you're an expert in medicine because of your experiences as a retired pharmacist or you can help diabetics plan healthy menus because you have undergone the same process.

Today, people pay 'online experts' to share their expertise on a topic that reaches beyond the buying and selling of products. You should keep in mind that the majority of individuals surfing the Web are actually in search of good information.

3) Surveys

Companies are constantly looking for the opinion of their target market before launching a new product onto the scene. Many sites are set up to provide the answers these businesses seek by connecting the public to specific surveys, where participants are then paid for their responses or have a chance to earn incentives.

4) Provide Services

As you explore your strengths and weaknesses as an employee - you may find an area in your life that proves rather profitable. Are you are a wizard at computer programming, have a talent for designing logos, or possess experience in interior decorating? When taking a closer look - all of these skills can turn into a marketable business on the Internet.

5) Blogging

Whether you connect with a business that pays you to blog for their company or you set up a blog to generate monthly revenue using services like Adsense - blogging thrives on solid writing and interesting topics. Depending on your theme and subject matter, remember that visuals coupled with clever posts are pretty good at attracting a loyal following.

6) Virtual Assistants

The number of freelancers and small businesses found on the Web are astonishing and will only continue to grow. Many companies soon find themselves in need of assistance as their client list expands.

While the hiring of a secretary or office assistant would make a great difference, the majority of home businesses prefer working with an online helper, who can make travel arrangements, pay bills, place phone calls, and enter data. Some people can make around $20 per hour with this kind of work.

7) Job Hunting Help

Today, more and more people are turning towards the Internet for their job searches and as they begin to sift through the many websites centered on this topic - it can get frustrating. Nowadays, a site that helps link employers with potential employees becomes quite effective.

It is not uncommon to receive a reward if you've referred a candidate that gets hired within a company. Typical incentives include a couple of hundred dollars to as much as $5,000. Starting a recruiting business where job seekers pay for your services is another option to consider.