Not just for chatting with your family any more!
Facebook has a new appliation that allows you to work while you chat. Good idea, I say!. I've been tapping away at a simple task, analyzing photographs, making 2 cents each one, which takes very little time. In no time, I can see my building up a nice little piggy bank of pennies!
Easy to use, and something that can be done easily and quickly.
If you are bilingual, they have some translation jobs available too! Here's the link:
Microjobs On Facebook - Free Signup - No Minimum Payout
This is a diary of my experiences trying to start and maintain a web marketing business. Come with me on my adventure. I'll share some of my observations, failures, frustrations and hopefully, my success!
Monday, July 5, 2010
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Forums - A Way to Communicate and Network
Online forums are a way for advertisers to be seen.
The forum attracts people who want to chat, learn, greet. They get into interesting discussions and that provides content and traffic for a site. Then, advertisers, seeing the activity and all the potential business, pay to have their advertisements posted on the forum site.
A very successful site that has plenty of users and is very popular is Mylot. Here is a link to it, if you are interested in looking at it.
http://www.mylot.com/?ref=sulynsi
Mylot pays people to post on the forum. Now, if you are going there to make a bundle, stop, because it takes a while to post enough to get paid. Besides, you want to make your posts interesting, informative, quality.
Mylot has strict rules about what is considered acceptable and substandard posting. It means the forum is both interesting and informative.
If you want to join the forum, it costs nothing, and it will pay a little over time, and gives you great networking capability and experience. Why not give it a look and see what you think?
http://www.mylot.com/?ref=sulynsi
The forum attracts people who want to chat, learn, greet. They get into interesting discussions and that provides content and traffic for a site. Then, advertisers, seeing the activity and all the potential business, pay to have their advertisements posted on the forum site.
A very successful site that has plenty of users and is very popular is Mylot. Here is a link to it, if you are interested in looking at it.
http://www.mylot.com/?ref=sulynsi
Mylot pays people to post on the forum. Now, if you are going there to make a bundle, stop, because it takes a while to post enough to get paid. Besides, you want to make your posts interesting, informative, quality.
Mylot has strict rules about what is considered acceptable and substandard posting. It means the forum is both interesting and informative.
If you want to join the forum, it costs nothing, and it will pay a little over time, and gives you great networking capability and experience. Why not give it a look and see what you think?
http://www.mylot.com/?ref=sulynsi
Understanding Web Marketing - HOW Do I Get Paid?
Looks to me like there are a number of ways of working on the net and making a few cents here and there. The real income, though, will come through web marketing.
How? It works on the same principle as flyers.
How does a publisher bear the expense of composing, printing and delivering all those flyers? How does he get paid? Simply stated, ADVERTISERS.
The advertisers see that the publisher's little flyer is distributed to thousands of households. The flyer or the paper has interesting news items, games and gossip to keep people looking for it each and every week. Therefore, advertisers, knowing that sales are largely a numbers game, pay to have their ad printed on the flyer, knowing that somewhere, someone is looking for what they are selling and their ad will get in front of their eyes.
Its a simple, yet clever concept.
How? It works on the same principle as flyers.
How does a publisher bear the expense of composing, printing and delivering all those flyers? How does he get paid? Simply stated, ADVERTISERS.
The advertisers see that the publisher's little flyer is distributed to thousands of households. The flyer or the paper has interesting news items, games and gossip to keep people looking for it each and every week. Therefore, advertisers, knowing that sales are largely a numbers game, pay to have their ad printed on the flyer, knowing that somewhere, someone is looking for what they are selling and their ad will get in front of their eyes.
Its a simple, yet clever concept.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
A Lot of Effort - Little Return
The idea of working from home has tremendous appeal. Who wouldn't want to do that?
It isn't everyone's ideal. Some people like and need the structure of going to a job everyday. They like the social aspect.
For those of us who are looking for a way to make a home based business, or a work at home opportunity, viable, it seems like an interminable uphill battle.
Not all sites that supposedly pay you for your work really pay you what they say they do. I mentioned in an earlier post that it takes so long to reach payout in most cases, that people will become discouraged long before they reach that minimum.
I am a little wary of some companies that do in fact promise a fairly large amount for something like a review. They accept your first review at the larger price, but when you go to write another review, for the same basic category that is in demand, they don't want to pay you the premium amount. I'm keeping a close eye on this company, to be sure that it isn't just scamming people. I'll report on them if they turn out to be cheating honest, hard-working people.
It may be that the second review was in a city that wasn't as much in demand. The category, of hotels is supposed to be highly in demand. We'll wait and see!
It isn't everyone's ideal. Some people like and need the structure of going to a job everyday. They like the social aspect.
For those of us who are looking for a way to make a home based business, or a work at home opportunity, viable, it seems like an interminable uphill battle.
Not all sites that supposedly pay you for your work really pay you what they say they do. I mentioned in an earlier post that it takes so long to reach payout in most cases, that people will become discouraged long before they reach that minimum.
I am a little wary of some companies that do in fact promise a fairly large amount for something like a review. They accept your first review at the larger price, but when you go to write another review, for the same basic category that is in demand, they don't want to pay you the premium amount. I'm keeping a close eye on this company, to be sure that it isn't just scamming people. I'll report on them if they turn out to be cheating honest, hard-working people.
It may be that the second review was in a city that wasn't as much in demand. The category, of hotels is supposed to be highly in demand. We'll wait and see!
Friday, July 2, 2010
Web Marketing - Work At Home Opportunity - But HOW Do I Do It?
It is an overwhelming job! So much information! So many possibilities.
How do you tie all the pieces together? Can you tie all the pieces together? The only reason I've gotten this far is the help I got from this website.
http://paydotcom.net/r/11436/sulynsi/1526721/
Now, I'm clumsy at linking, as you can see. I'm going to have to read a lot more to get this one down pat. But Laura's site has helped me a lot. If you want her info, it is a paid site. I think it was 49 bucks? With a money back guarantee. But it was well worth the purchase. Scads of really amazing information. Packed with sites and ideas. I've implemented a number of them. Not all of it is about blogging or web marketing. She gives you all sorts of ideas, training for work at home jobs, but also, how to market yourself. Really good site. Besides that, the cost of the ebook is a business write off, so to me, it was a bonus.
Many sites for the States, but a good number of sites for other countries as well.
How do you tie all the pieces together? Can you tie all the pieces together? The only reason I've gotten this far is the help I got from this website.
http://paydotcom.net/r/11436/sulynsi/1526721/
Now, I'm clumsy at linking, as you can see. I'm going to have to read a lot more to get this one down pat. But Laura's site has helped me a lot. If you want her info, it is a paid site. I think it was 49 bucks? With a money back guarantee. But it was well worth the purchase. Scads of really amazing information. Packed with sites and ideas. I've implemented a number of them. Not all of it is about blogging or web marketing. She gives you all sorts of ideas, training for work at home jobs, but also, how to market yourself. Really good site. Besides that, the cost of the ebook is a business write off, so to me, it was a bonus.
Many sites for the States, but a good number of sites for other countries as well.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
I Learned To Put In A Banner! - Does It Look Ridiculous?
Ooooh, look at me! Posting BANNERS! I've graduated.
Well, maybe not. I don't think its supposed to look quite this way, but at least I've gained some knowledge.
This banner will link you to a website that I wrote about earlier which offers Microjobs. Check it out. It might work for you. No sign up fees. I don't post jobs that expect YOU to pay THEM!!!

Well, maybe not. I don't think its supposed to look quite this way, but at least I've gained some knowledge.
This banner will link you to a website that I wrote about earlier which offers Microjobs. Check it out. It might work for you. No sign up fees. I don't post jobs that expect YOU to pay THEM!!!

MicroJob Sites - A Way To Gain Experience While You Work From Home
I just came across a new site, which I've tried out and it is working for me.
Microjobs are small assignments to help webmasters promote their sites. Building content is a lot of hard work, as I've said. Not everyone is into writing and of course, some sites are trying to sell a product or service, not write. That's where you and I come in.
Here is a site I found that you might want to try out. Sorry again for the clumsy
links. I'm still learning too! :)
http://www.webeserve.com/?webe_id=2540
Microjobs are small assignments to help webmasters promote their sites. Building content is a lot of hard work, as I've said. Not everyone is into writing and of course, some sites are trying to sell a product or service, not write. That's where you and I come in.
Here is a site I found that you might want to try out. Sorry again for the clumsy
links. I'm still learning too! :)
http://www.webeserve.com/?webe_id=2540
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