How to Make Money Online (Part 1 of 10)
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What exactly is online marketing? And why is everyone trying to get involved?
A person engaged in
There are four primary ways to
Method #1: Selling your own product or service. As long as you are willing to join an affiliate network, selling your own product or service is probably the easiest way to
When you join the affiliate network, your product becomes available to hundreds of thousands of online marketers. In exchange for a percentage of the sales price, these online marketers will then promote your product. Joining an affiliate network is similar to hiring potentially thousands of salesmen all at once. And the best part is you don’t pay any fees until a transaction occurs!
Method #2: Generating legitimate, targeted leads for other companies. In order to survive, a company must have a continuous stream of potential customers or “leads”. Without leads, there can be no sales, and any company without sales will inevitably close its doors. Because online marketing is so complex, it is easier for a company to focus on running its business while online marketers generate leads in exchange for a referral fee.
For a marketer wanting to generate
Method #3: Promoting (and selling) products and services owned by other people. If you would rather not create your own product or service, you can join any number of affiliate networks and then choose from hundreds of thousands of products to promote. When you engage in this type of online marketing, you become an Affiliate Marketer.
Personally, I think this a difficult way to earn
Method #4: Advertising. This is pretty straight forward: develop a website and drive traffic to it and then sell advertising space on the website. You can charge per impression, which is called “CPM”, or you can charge per click, which is called “CPC”.
To get started in this type of marketing, you can sign up with either Google AdWords or a company called Adbrite. These two are by no means the only advertising networks you can join (there are hundreds of networks available). In my opinion, this is the toughest form of
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Source by Jonathan Zemeckis