I started experimenting.  I looked at ghostwriting, writing Private Label Reports, opening a membership site, article marketing, selling affiliate products, developing and selling my own products, earning AdSense revenue, selling advertising on my niche websites and blogs, and lots more.

Based on that experience, research, and learning from those in the know, I’ve put together 30 Day Action Plan: Earn Money on the Internet.  It’s based on my successes and failures.  30 Days of Action, the report you have here is a day by day game plan.  You start from scratch and finish with an established blog/website, squidoo pages, hubpages and an Internet presence that’s earning you money.

So now, set yourself up for a challenge.  You have 30 days and a budget of $150.00 to show yourself you can make money on the Internet.  Do you have to spend $150.00?  No.  You can write the articles yourself and distribute them rather than using a ghostwriter and an article distribution service.  You don’t have to have graphic covers for your giveaway book, although it helps get signups.  You can also use a free email distribution service rather than a paid one.

You have several options: sell affiliate products, earn Adsense revenues, develop and sell your own product. You don’t have to spend the $150.00, but it will get you jump started.  You don’t have to start from scratch. If you have a website/blog/squidoo lens up and running, fine, you can promote them.

How much can you earn?  That’s depends on the niche you choose, the quality of your content (even if ghostwritten, quality counts) and how much effort you expend.

It took me approximately an hour a day to implement the steps in this challenge.  Some days took longer and some days, that required only posting to forums, or distributing articles, didn’t take that much time.

Don’t be overwhelmed by the material.  Just remember you don’t have to do it all at once.  Your only goal is to complete each day’s task.  That’s it.  The next few days are packed with a lot of information to get you off to a good start

Best of Luck,

Dee Power

Let’s say that you have a pet supply store located in a shopping center.  And you have an online presence through a website.  Nothing complicated, the website is to help potential customers find you, get to know you, know your store a bit, and the kind of products it offers. Just to keep things uncomplicated the store doesn’t offer online shopping.

Now how could your own product creation help your sales?  One way is to develop a short report on some aspect of pet care that relates to the products that your store offers.  The report doesn’t have to be long, about 10 pages would do it.   Make sure the report has lots of content and very little sales pitch.  Have a nice cover designed.

Offer the report at your website in exchange for visitor names and email contacts through an online form. But don’t stop there.  Print out the cover of the report and mount it on fiber board next to the checkout area of the counter.  Have signage made that says “Get Your Free Copy, just provide your name and email address.”  Include a couple of blank index cards for your customers to write that information on in case they don’t have a business card.

Include all those contacts on a mailing list for your store.  Send each one an email with a link to the free report, or include the report attached to the email as a pdf document.  What you’re doing is collecting a list of customers that you can regularly contact and remind them about your store, special offers, and discounts.

Product creation can be taken one step further.  Let’s say you have developed your own recipes for dog food.  Package the recipes with some helpful tips and sell it through your website.  You could even establish a separate website that does nothing but sell the recipe e-book for you.  Since the e-book is digital there’s no printing costs, inventory to maintain, or shipping costs.  Even though you probably have your own merchant account to process credit cards at your store, there are online processors that can take care of that process 24/7 without any involvement from you once it’s set up.

Product creation can add to your profit margins – it’s not just for online businesses.

Flexible Hours

Since there’s no time clock to punch you work when you want.  If your home based business is Internet related you can also work wherever you want as long as your laptop has a wireless Internet connection.  There’s no more wasted time in useless meetings or  chatting around the water cooler. Work when the children are in school or late in the evenings, it’s up to you.  Your work schedule fits you, not the other way around.

No Commute

Working at home means no commute unless you count walking from the kitchen to your upstairs office.  Even though gas prices have come back down to a somewhat reasonable level you’ll still save gas and wear and tear on your car, insurance because your mileage is less, or money spent on public transportation.   And of course the time spent during the commute.  The average commuter spends over an hour each day getting to and from work. That’s time you could put to better use.

Upside Earning Potential

Most jobs are paid by the hour.  If you don’t put in the time you don’t get paid.  Even salaried positions expect a minimum of a 40 hour work week and sometimes more. It doesn’t matter how hard you work, or necessarily the quality of your work, you get paid by the hour.  In most work at home jobs you’re paid by the results, not how long it took you to achieve those results.  Your motivation is focused on increasing your productivity and therefore your upside earning potential.

Immediate Rewards

Offline jobs pay a couple of weeks after you’ve completed the work.  If you need extra money now even if you work overtime you won’t get paid for it until the next paycheck, which could weeks away. A home based business can be set up so you’re paid almost immediately after completing the work.  If you need extra cash within the next couple of day for example, work a bit harder and longer, and you can earn that extra money.

A work at home job can mean more than just a steady paycheck.  It gives you flexibility, saves money and allows you to be paid on your results.

Earn Money Online