How To Earn Extra Money

It's 3am, and you're freezing your tail off as you stand in the street, stark naked, watching your house burn to the ground. Not a good end to the week, for sure, especially since you got hit by the layoff bug three days ago, and your checking account is already overdrawn. Did I mention that your car got stolen two hours earlier? To top it all off, you really have nowhere to turn, since you've only lived here two months and have no family, no close friends, and no social support network established here yet.

Well, now what?

This scenario is obviously an extreme. In reality, nobody ever has absolutely nothing. We all usually have some "stuff" left over, some skills, knowledge, friends, social affiliations to fall back on, etc. Even children somehow manage to survive on the streets through natural human intuition, instinct, bonding, and cunning.

However, as more and more people end up on the streets after losing their jobs and homes, I figured that I would share some of what I've learned through my own experience. Having been in similar situations on more than one occasion for various reasons, I can attest to the difficulty in being there.

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The truth of the matter is that, if all you're looking to do is make an extra couple hundred bucks per month on the Internet, it's NOT hard. On more than one occasion, I have spent about 90 minutes in front of a computer with friends, showing them by having them doing. By the end of that 90 minutes, they can have the basic shell of an online business set up.

So, what is the basic plan? Seriously, here's all you really have to do, and how to do it using nothing but FREE tools:

1). Create a Google account in order to get access to all their tools. If you have Gmail, then you already have a Google account.

2). Use the Google External Keyword Tool to find high average CPC Adwords keywords (do a Google search for the tool to find it - it's self-explanatory to use).

3). Create a Blogger blog (part of Google also), using several of the most commonly searched for, high average CPC (cost per click) keywords discovered in step 2 as your title and in your description and first post.

4). Edit your blog's template layout and ad Adsense blocks to the sidebar, header, footer, or between posts. During this process, you will create an Adsense account, which takes 2-3 business days to have it approved.

5). Also to your blog layout, add a Feedburner signup button. Feedburner is also a Google service, and provides a free way of building an email notification list. You MUST have an email list of some sort if you want long term profitability out of your new web site.

6). Create an account on EzineArticles.com (ok, NOT a Google service, but still free) and write an article about your topic, using some of the keyword phrases from step 2, and providing good info, and then create an author resource box that contains a keyword-specific link back to your new blog.

7). Rule 1: Update your blog daily with relevent, informative, up to date, keyword rich posts. This will help you start showing up in the Google SERPs (Search Engine Result Pages) when people search for your keywords.

8). Rule 2: All blog posts are also articles that you should submit on ezinearticles.com. This will help build traffic.

If you're blogging about something that you really enjoy and that has sufficient search traffic, you will get to the $200/mo level in Google Adsense revenue in just a few months. Is it overnight? NO. That's why you'd better pick something you're passionate about, because you're going to get sick of it pretty quick otherwise.

This is not meant to be a comprehensive guide to making money blogging. It's meant to give you the overview. For a complete guide to doing this, you can snag a copy of my online guide to making money as a blogger by going to:

http://HowToEarnHQ.com/work/

Signing up there will give you access to the Blog Dollars guide, plus tons of other resources I have up for working from home.

To your success,

Jassen Bowman

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Take care!

Jassen