What's the easiest way to make money online with one single shoot - 9 Scalable Methods For Making Up To $97 Per Day

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Neil Patel, Forbes Top 10 Marketer and NY Times Best Selling Author Said :

My personal blog gets over 2,436,112 unique visitors a year and generates well over a million dollars a year in revenue. Just look at my revenue stats for a 30 day period:

 

$381,772 a month is a lot of money… especially for a blog. Now you aren’t going to generate that much money, but it is realistic for you to make 1/100th of what I am making.

I will show you how:

Unleash ideas within you

If you want to create a blog, you don’t need a revolutionary idea. But, your blog should be focused on something specific.

Remember that no idea, no matter how good, is truly unique.

But, you have unique experiences. You have a distinct voice. And, you probably have a vibrant personality that will attract others like your family and friends.

When it comes to choosing your blog’s niche, there are 2 key questions to ask yourself.

1. Do I enjoy learning about this topic?

If you don’t love the topic, it’ll show in your writing. You shouldn’t even start a blog if you don’t love what you’re blogging about.

Whatever topic you pick, you need to love it, and naturally curious about it. If not, you’ll run out of ideas quickly. Most importantly, you won’t be able to consistently create content that will build your audience.

If you are still lost, think about what your family and friends come to you for when seeking advice? It might be fitness, recipes or relationship advice. You know best.

2. Are there others who are interested in the same things?

You might feel like the only 23-year-old who’s obsessed with knitting. But, there are others out there.

Do a quick Google search and you’ll find 539,000 results aimed at people just like you.

 

You might be wondering if your idea is too quirky. Or, maybe it’s too broad?

If you want to start a travel blog, stay away from generic words like “travel.” Choose a more specific topic, like “backpacking.”

I can give you a million examples, but it’s better if I show you.

Enter a keyword below and you’ll have a data-backed answer right away.

Name your blog and get web hosting

This is a fun and important step, because your blog name is your brand. It’s how you’ll be remembered. But, don’t overthink it. The key is to take action and gain momentum.

When you’re starting a blog from scratch, you need two things.

The first is a domain name. This is your blog’s name. Domain names will run you roughly $10/year. If you don’t find the right domain name, no worries you can still start a blog and change your name later.

The second is web hosting. Web hosting is a service that allows your blog to be accessed through the internet.

Without web hosting, your blog can’t be seen online. Without a domain name, your blog won’t have an address. The two are inseparable.

There are plenty of web hosting companies to choose from. Prices generally range from $3 – $1000/month.

When naming your blog, you may want to take these tips into consideration.

• Choose a .com over others. They’re easier to remember.
• Aim for 2-3 words. Unfortunately, most, if not all single word domains are taken.
• Try to use a keyword that represents what your blog is about. This helps people quickly identify your blog’s niche and helps search engines distinguish what your blog is about.
• Avoid using numbers and hyphens. They are difficult to remember.
• Go for something memorable or catchy.
• For personal brands, use your name or a variation of it.

Install WordPress – your blogging software

You can’t start a blog without blogging software. I run all of my blogs on WordPress because it’s user-friendly, free and powerful.

Even without a technical bone in your body, you can install WordPress in exactly 5 clicks.

Here’s how.

After you get your free domain and hosting account, you can log in and use your first click on the “Install WordPress” icon.

 

Choose the “do it yourself” version and click the “Install” button. Your last two clicks will be for acknowledging their terms of service and finalizing your install.

Design your blog with a WordPress theme

In the blogging world, WordPress designs are called themes.

Out of the box, your blog will look something like this:

 

It isn’t the fanciest design out there, but it’s workable.

There are thousands of themes to choose from. But, it can be easy to get trapped in “Shiny Object Syndrome” and not walk away with anything.

You can swap out your theme any time, so don’t get too caught up with the bells and whistles.

First, you need to log into your WordPress admin. You can access this by going to yourdomain Resources and Information..

Here, you’ll need to enter your user credentials to log in.

If you’re new to WordPress, the dashboard might look a little daunting at first, but you’ll be an expert with a little practice.

To install a new theme, hover over the “Appearance” menu in the sidebar and click “Themes.

 

WordPress comes with a few themes – their “Twenty-[Year]” themes.

Instead, we’ll search for flashier themes that will instantly make your eyes twinkle. Click the “Add New” button at the top to get access to thousands of WordPress themes.

Your taste and mine might be different. Fortunately, WordPress has a “Feature Filter” that lets you search for something that will fit your style.

After applying the filters, you’ll see amazing themes that would otherwise cost thousands of dollars in design fees.

If you click on the theme’s thumbnail, you can get an instant preview of what your blog will look like. Evaluate if it fits both your personal style and the topic that you’ll be covering.

Once you’re satisfied with the sneak peek, click the “Install” button.

Once the installation is complete, click the “Activate” button and you’re all set.

If you can’t find a theme that you like, there are premium themes that you can purchase from sites like:

• Themeforest.
• Elegant Themes.
• StudioPress.
• Thrive Themes.

Optimize for Search Engine Traffic

Search engine optimization (SEO) is a multi-billion dollar industry.

SEO is the process of optimizing your website to be found in search engines for particular keywords and phrases.

I attribute a good portion of my success to being easily discoverable for relevant search terms, which has helped me build my networks and net worth.

If you’re new to SEO, then this new feat may seem daunting.

But, WordPress makes it insanely simple to optimize the technical aspects of your blog.

The majority of your SEO efforts will be to create engaging content for real people. Whether that’s through text, videos or images, your job as a blogger is to spark a relationship with your readers.

There’s more than I can explain here, so check out this guide: SEO Made Simple: A Step-by-Step Guide

Brainstorm blog topics

On the technical side, your blog is all set up and ready to go. When it comes to topic generation, the world is your oyster.

The majority of your blog posts will come from personal experiences, passions, successes, failures and new learnings.

People use questions as search queries, like:

• What should I write about?
• What to blog about?
• Should I start blogging?

So naturally, you should start off with some questions of your own. I use a series of questions and a systematic process to come up with my blog topic ideas.

No need to worry. It’s not complicated and it won’t take very much time.

By following this process, you should be able to come up with about 50 working topics within a half hour of distraction-free time.

Pull out a pen and paper or open up your favorite word processing tool.

The goal of this exercise is to get 10 answers for each question. If you can think of more, note them all.

It’s time to look through the lens of your readers with these 5 questions.

1. “What excites, intrigues or stirs passion in my readers?”

Examples:

• As a golfer, I get excited by hitting my driver farther. I’m fascinated by mental performance. I’m passionate about healthy living.
• As a new stay-at-home mom, I get excited by budget-friendly ideas for the family. I’m intrigued by sleep-training. I’m passionate about homeschooling.
• As an avid camper, I get excited about finding undervalued camping sites. I’m intrigued by survival tactics. I’m passionate about minimalist living.

2. “What are common challenges my readers go through?”

Examples:

• Golfers might struggle with slicing the ball.
• Stay-at-home moms may find meal planning challenging.
• Campers might struggle with packing light.

3. “What character traits do my readers possess?

Example:

• Serious golfers have emotional stability.
• Moms are patient and have a sense of humor.
• Campers are adventurous and resourceful.

4. “What do your readers love about your niche?”

Example:

• Golfers love the challenge of perfection.
• Stay-at-home moms love being a part of their child’s mental, physical and emotional development.
• Campers love time away from the busy city life.

5. “What do your readers hate about your niche?”

Examples:

• Golfers hate playing with partners who complain all day long.
• Stay-at-home moms hate being looked down on by others.
• Campers hate getting eaten alive.

You get the point. Now that you have about 50 answers, you can begin dissecting blog post ideas from each answer. The sky is the limit.

Here are a few examples you can extract from one answer in your list:

• Cure Your Slice: The Foolproof Guide To Hit The Fairway Every Time
• 3 Reasons Why You’re Slicing The Ball And One Stupid Simple Fix
• Never Slice Again: 9 Drills To Play Like The Pros
• 7 Training Aids For Dead Straight Ball Flight
• How To Shoot Even Par With A Nasty Slice.

Try to come up with a catchy headline that will draw your readers in and then throw them a one-two punch in the rest of your content.

Write your first masterpiece

WordPress uses an intuitive editor, similar to your favorite word processing tools. New entries are created directly from your WordPress admin.

Click on “Posts” in the left sidebar.

This will populate a list of your blog entries in descending order. Since we’re working with a fresh install, you won’t see anything here.

To create a new entry, click the “Add New” button at the top or in the sidebar.

First things first. Add one of the titles that you developed in your brainstorming session in the title text box. Immediately after, WordPress will create a permalink based on the keywords used in your title.

 

You can start typing the body of your article in the large text area and write until you feel happy with your content.

You’ll want to add visual assets to your blog posts as well. Images help engage readers and can often illustrate concepts better than words.

To add new images, ensure that your text cursor is in the place where you want your image to appear. Click the “Add Media” button.

Here’s a quick checklist to consider, before you hit the publish button:

• Speak in a conversational tone.
• Content flows naturally.
• Easy on the eyes with adequate white space.
• Use headings to separate sections.
• Bullet points and lists.
• Check for typos and grammatical errors.

If everything checks out, you’re ready to publish your first blog post.

Create an editorial calendar

One of the fatal mistakes I see bloggers make is to blog only when they “feel like it.”

They forget that new fans want more content and they fail to deliver.

Unforeseen circumstances will arise. You’ll let a new Netflix series take over the time that you could have spent blogging.

Life will continue to throw curveballs at you, whether you start blogging or not.

Consistency is undervalued and it needs to be something you prioritize.

I’ve written over a thousand articles and it’s not because I type 7,000 words per minute.

It’s because I follow an editorial calendar without compromise.

Schedules aren’t just for big publications like The New York Times and the Huffington Post. They’re for regular people like you and me.

Think about it like this.

If you have a doctor’s appointment in your calendar or even a lunch date with a friend, you’re going to honor it. Worst case scenario, you’ll reschedule for the next available time-slot.

Editorial calendars work in a similar fashion.

They make aggressive goals reachable in micro steps. They keep you organized. They streamline your social media and email marketing efforts.

And, you’ll be surprised at how an editorial calendar can even help you grow in character and integrity.

We are creatures of habit.

The better you keep your dates, the faster you’ll grow your audience.

So, how do you get started and how much will it cost?

Nada.

Just open up a new Excel spreadsheet. If you have multiple writers, you can share the sheet using Google drive.

Start with four columns – Publishing Date, Title, Keyword and Notes.

Your needs might be different than mine, so feel free to add additional columns as needed. Common additions might include “Author,””Category” and “Persona.”

The simpler you keep it, the easier it will be to digest and follow.

Look through your calendar on your iPhone, Android or the one hanging on your fridge. How often can you post?

Monthly? Weekly? Daily?

Be conservative with your goals, because consistently missing deadlines can lead to quitting altogether.

Next, go through the answers that you came up with in your brainstorming session and add them under the “Title” column.

Your titles don’t need to be perfect yet. Throw in a working headline that you can spruce up before publishing.

Sometimes, the best headlines come after you’ve written your article. You’ll have a crystal clear picture of what your story is about and who it is for.

The “Keyword” column is intended for SEO purposes. If you’re targeting specific keyword phrases that you’d like to rank for, add those in there.

If nothing comes to mind, you can do some keyword research later on.

Finally, there’s the “Notes” column.

This section is a perfect place to write down brilliant ideas that come to mind. Notes also act as a great tool to stay focused on the topic at hand and tackle it coherently.

You should be able to write up a set of 25 blog post topics with deadlines that you’re confident about keeping.

That’s almost half a year’s worth of blog posts for a weekly writer.

Okay. You have the editorial, but you’re still missing the calendar.

Go to Google Calendars and set up a new calendar. You can do this by clicking the down arrow to the right of “My Calendars.”

Click “Create New Calendar” and add a name, description and time zone. You can share this calendar with other participants on your team.

If you don’t have team members, share it with your spouse or a good friend who is willing to keep you accountable to your goals.

After you’ve filled out the essential information, click “Create Calendar” and get acquainted with your new best friend.

Make sure that your calendar is selected in the left sidebar and change your schedule view to weekly.

Click on a time slot under a day and add your blog post title as the “Event Title.” I recommend that you set a notification for a couple of days before the publishing date.

If you only write whenever it’s convenient, you’re heading down a dangerous road.

You’ll eventually run out of ideas, lose motivation and forget about the drive you once had to start your own blog.

Editorial calendars are a quick fix for a blogger’s procrastination.

Conclusion

Starting a blog is easy. Creating one that will be successful and make money requires hard work, dedication and grit.

But, the rewards far outweigh the risks.

Blogs are affordable and more accessible today than they have ever been before.

Like anything else in life, there will be obstacles that attempt to throw you off course. But, I encourage you to go forward with your passion and share it through your own blog.

Everything that you need to get started is here.

As you begin your blogging journey, remember that you’re speaking to humans.

Be you. Be adventurous. Be honest and transparent.

As you continue to consistently create great content, your tribe will flock to you, listen and respond. Good luck!

Making Money With Internet Marketing

In april 2016 I discovered Internet Marketing for myself. It was a completely new world to me. I got into it by purchasing a pretty expensive course about email marketing which pretty much changed my life! I am able to work from anywhere I want (as long as I have a working internet connection) and make money online :)

The actual term “Internet Marketing” is a blanket term which refers to any method of making money online (at least, in my opinion).

With that in mind, that means that you have a TON, literally a TON of options for the route you choose to make money working online (for yourself, from anywhere you want to work).

It may seem like quite a daunting venture to explore but it's really not. There's just a few things you should consider or at least “know” before you get started.

I'm going to give you just a few “tips” if you want to call them that, which you can use to get started with “Internet Marketing” as soon as today.

Having said that, know that making money online (everyday) even if it's $20 every day, is a HUGE step, and it's really not as difficult as it may seem. Especially when get started. So read along and absorb as much as you can now and in the future.

The following content is meant to give you food for thought. You should apply your own methods and spin to everything you do, not just with this, but with everything you do in life.

Start Researching Your Approach

 

There are seriously hundreds upon thousands of ways and approaches to making money online. What you need to do is find something you can do and then find what works for generating traffic (and sales) for that “something” and scale it up.

Here are just a few ideas for making money from a computer (online):

-Writing / Copywriting

-Proofreading / Spell-checking / Text Editing

-Data Entry

-Affiliate Marketing (Promote products from Clickbank, Amazon, etc.)

-Selling Your Art, Craft, or Service Online

-Become a Virtual Assistant (Online assistant that does digital tasks)

-Sell Something On Fiverr (Product, Service, Art, Digital Product, etc.)

-Do Voice Over Work

-Create a blog and post content, monetize the content with ads & offers

-Graphic Design Work

-Become a Service Broker (Service Arbitrage)

-Create your own product (eBook, video series, software, etc.)

With any of these ideas, you will have to expand and add your own twist and personality to them. But these should just give you a few ideas for how you can start doing at least ONE thing online to make money.

 Do Some Market Research

This is seriously a GIANT topic and it's always changing, so I won't be able to go too much into it. However, just knowing some of the basics and what the term “Market Research” even means will help you out a lot.

Essentially, market research refers to analyzing the market of your product or service to determine if it's profitable and worth the effort. There's a lot more that goes into it but this is the basic premise.

Generally, market research will consist of any of the following or even a combination of the following most times:

-Deciding on product / service / what's being offered

-Determining target demographic and market (size, who, where, what)

-Checking on potential competition

-Keyword research (finding out what terms to target SEO rankings, etc.

-Traffic strategies

-Delivery method

-Anything that pertains to analyzing the (profit) potential of a product, etc.

As you can see, it's not limited to just the above topics / fields, and while it may seem intimidating and like a lot of work – it's really not.

You just need to research a bit on market research. You can use Google to determine information about your target demographic, your competition, and even to dig up keywords that might be profitable. A little research and learning will lead you to the know how for doing some simple but business and profit changing market analysis for any approach or product you may have.

Determine A Business Plan (Market Strategy)

 

They talked (and still talk) about the “Business Plan” in colleges and business schools / classes all around the world. That's because it really does have a huge impact on the success and entire process of implementing a business as a whole.

This “plan” doesn't have to be extremely complex, especially when it comes to an online business or smaller venture. Especially when just starting out with making money online and Internet marketing.

This kind of business plan (or game plan / approach plan) usually consists of things like, but not limited to:

-Creating the offer or choosing an offer (market research)

-Product / service sales / squeeze page (offer)

-Traffic generation (free or paid)

-Delivery method (if it's your own, if affiliate, it should be done for you)

-Customer Support (if necessary)

-Monitoring conversion rates and other statistics

Of course, this is just a few of the things that you should include in a strategy for your online money making venture.

Quite honestly, this is mostly what it consists of, aside from how much time you invest and if you invest any money towards it (if hosting a website or having work done for you).

You can just open up a text document or use notebook paper in real life to draft out your ideas and your business plan. It's that simple.

Determine Your Budget

As you should know by now, when it comes to making money on the Internet, you don't NEED to have money to get started. You really don't.

You can generate traffic for free, you can do affiliate marketing for free (for the most part), you can sell your own products or service for free (fee from the provider if it's digital, etc).

So at the end of the day, it comes down to things like “time” and if you have money already coming in from your current job (if you have a job).

How much time can you invest how frequently towards working on internet marketing and this job? Because, yes, it IS a job, not a hobby. The time goes towards coming up with ideas and brainstorming, investing effort and time into researching, and so on.

Next, you can invest money towards having people set things up for you like a website, sales page, creating a product, squeeze page, and professional training on various topics (highly recommended).

You can also invest money towards buying traffic, but with that, you have to be very careful and know exactly what you're doing. I won't get into that right now, but it's definitely something you will want to thoroughly research, should you decide to go the paid traffic route.

With all of that in mind, you don't need any money to start off. The only real budget to invest is your time and efforts towards learning and setting up shop.

Set Goals And Work Towards Them

  

It's important to set clear and realistic goals. More importantly, you should be setting both short term and long term goals as well.

Writing down (on paper or digitally) your goals and detailing them, can often be a task that will greatly help you set things into perspective and clear you head.

This also plays into effect with writing the “business plan” in that once you have the foundation for everything you're going to do, you can expand upon the foundation. Write as many ideas and details as come to your mind in order to make things more seamless when you actually sit down to do “solid” work.

Regularly check up on your goals and your progress to ensure that things are moving along. This is when you can further detail and update your goals and your overall plan too.

Something that helps is to set weekly goals and then monthly goals. You can set daily and bi-weekly goals as well, but start simple.

Doing this will allow you to decrease the overall amount of stress involved with the whole learning and experimenting process of making money online.

Furthermore, if you don't achieve some of your goals, don't panic. Take that time to review the goal(s) and see how you could have improved. Use that experience to make your future goals more attainable, and perhaps further your ability to successfully plan out your strategies.

 Don't Jump From Idea To Idea

 

You've probably heard the expression “don't spread yourself too thin” and that's exactly what I'm about to tell you.

When you're marketing online, it's really easy to get caught up in “make money now” and fast / shortcut methods. It's even easier to start more projects than you can handle, in an attempt to see results as fast as possible.

In reality, there's no rush to get to the end goal (if you've set attainable and realistic goals). Perhaps you may be rushed to make money or pay bills, but remember that panic and rushing will never get you anywhere.

Pace yourself and analyze every step you take along the way to ensure that you learn as much as you can and never waste your efforts OR your time.

Making investments towards your business or your strategy is also a good idea, but ALWAYS consider if you truly need something before you buy it. It's common to end up buying things based on the hype and then you end up with a bunch of software, scripts, or products that you don't truly need.

Above all, try to only focus on one or two “ventures” at a time, or just enough that you can handle everything that's going on during the present.

You owe it to yourself to see your projects out to the end and don't give up on them early. The biggest mistake you can make it not finishing things that you've started or at least taking from them what you can.

Practice Resilience (Get Back Up!)

 

 Practice Resilience (Get Back Up!)

 

In the event that you fail, and you very well may your first time, don't give up and call it quits. That's probably one of the biggest reasons why so many people don't succeed at making money online and even more so why it gets a bad rep.

One of your business ventures hasn't panned out how you would, if you didn't take a big risk – then there's a few things you can do from here. And you really shouldn't take a HUGE risk on your first (few) times around.

First of all, you want to review your entire game plan, strategy, and the business in retrospect. Determine what went wrong, what gave you the most trouble, what you could have done better, just a full over analysis of everything.

You should learn a lot from every experience, not just with Internet marketing, but with everything you do in life. So don't become discouraged it something doesn't work out the first, second, third, or any time at all.

Treat everything as a massive learning experience and use what you can to improve the next one and make it easier on you.

In Closing...

Internet marketing and making money online is not difficult at all. It doesn't cost anything to get started (most times), and anybody can do it.

Don't make the mistake of treating the actual job part of this like it's just a hobby though. Reading up on things and researching can be a hobby but when it comes to the work part, you need to remember that it is work.

Above all, you should always be having fun doing what you're doing. Because if you're not having fun and enjoying doing this, then what's the point? You should find something that you love to do, enjoy doing, and won't sick get of doing.

Like anything, it does take a lot of time, effort, and trial and error. You will fail, and you will succeed if you keep at it long enough and don't give up.

Remember that even if you do love doing something, work will always be work. So the most important thing is to find that special thing that you can enjoy doing even when it gets tough and tiring. Something that you can always find new light and inspiration while experiencing.

Never be afraid to take risks and chances. The biggest mistake you can make is not trying something and giving yourself that experience and knowledge.

Lastly, I'd like to thank you for taking the time to read this and I hope you've learned a thing or two and gained at least some insight into the topic and world of Internet marketing.