How many times have you sat in a traffic jam at seven o'clock in the morning and wished you worked from home? How many times have you stood in the pouring rain waiting on a bus forever and not getting home until all hours wishing you had an online income from home? How many times have you sat in work and you wished you could tell your useless boss to stick his job so you could be your own leader?
Well, the truth is that there is nothing stopping you. The internet opens up the whole world to you as a potential employment centre, everyone with a computer is a potential customer. People automatically think that to earn money online and work from home involves a lot of money and a lot of know how but this is not true. Absolutely anyone can earn an income from home and it is cheap to do so.
Types of work from home ideas are:
Affiliate Marketing
Freelance Article Writing
Online Paid Surveys
Email Filtering
This is only a tiny amount of the options available to you, but these are example of cheap and easy to set up work from home ideas. If you take the Freelance Article Writing for example. Webmasters will want unique and original articles for their website and will contract out people to write these articles and pay them for it. There are websites about every subject imaginable. So you will always find a website with a subject you have an expert opinion on and therefore an opportunity to use this knowledge for your own gain.
One of the other examples involves online surveys. Let us start with a word of warning. For people starting out working from home there are a lot of sites that promise you all sorts of riches and deliver very little, but there are some legitimate ones still out there that you can get involved with. If you are an open person and are willing to give your opinion to wherever asked this is a scheme that involves no capital and little knowledge. Be aware that some of these can be tedious and mind numbing, but as far as an extra income from home is concerned, it is easy to get into.
1. Pay Per Click Advertising
It's possible to earn a decent income through Google Adsense or other pay-per-clickadvertisers. While some bloggers report earning a meager income with the pay-per-clicks, it's indeed possible to earn up to six figures. If you have a popular blog, you can do well. Installing Adsense on your blog is simple, it's just a matter of pasting code on your website. Every time a visitor clicks on one of the links in the ad, you'll collect a percentage of the ad revenue. Because you can fine tune the ads to match your blog, they're not as unattractive as other forms of advertising.
2. Blogads
Invitation only sites such as Blogads sell ads for placement on high traffic blogs. The good news is that this isn't affiliate income. Bloggers receive a flat fee for every ad sold. The bad news is that Blogads doesn't accept just anyone. If you don't know anyone who can offer a recommendation on your behalf, try emailing a request to be placed on the waiting list. But don't hold your breath, some bloggers have been waiting years.
3. Affiliate Revenue
Many online retailers will pay a percentage of a sale if it results from an advertisement placed on your site. Amazon.com offers a popular program, or you can visit an affiliate super-site such as Commission Junction to find retailers catering to your particular niche. Bloggers report mixed results. While it is possible to earn a decent commission, it's not as easy to earn with these advertisers as with the pay per click programs. Still, some do well. The flashing, colorful ads are a turn off for many because they're so distracting. Fortunately you can choose codes for the ads that work best for your site.
4. E-Books
If you're an expert in your field you might consider writing e-books and selling them through your blog. This would be a good way of expanding on some of the information blogged about in the past. Check your stats to see which topics garnered the most interest and take it from there. If you have loyal readers and good traffic, you might have a best seller on your hands!
5. Cafe Press
If you have a recognizable logo, why not Café Press it? Café Press allows you to place your blog's logo or catch phrase on merchandise such as mugs, t-shirts and calendars. Sell them on your blog for a percentage of the earnings
6. Tip Jar
Some bloggers place "tip jars" on their blog's sidebars. Tip jars are donation buttons leading to the recipient's paypal account. Some bloggers report earning hundreds of dollars through tip jars alone. While this isn't recommended for every blogger, those who put in hours to provide a useful service are certainly justified.
Earning 5 digits income from Google AdSense per month. Is this possible? The answer is "Yes". There are some people earning 5 digits income from Google AdSense per month or some earn even more.
For example
If we aim for 5 digits income per month from Google AdSense, we first aim for $10000.00 which is the lowest in 5 digits.
Calculation:
$10000.00/30days = $333.33 per day.
We will need to earn $333.33 per day to get $10000.00 per month. This is quite impossible to archieve. This is a tips from an AdSense PRO who earn 5 digits of income per month from Google AdSense. Follow it carefully:
It is very hard for us to predict how much we can earn from Google AdSense per month but we can track what is really helping our site to perform well in AdSense.
1. Visitors Response to the ads:
You will need to pick the topic you want to write very carefully. You will need to consider whether your visitors will click on the Ads showed on your site. For example: You wanted to put Ads on a Gaming site. This site will not perform well in AdSense as all the visitors to your site will tend to spend more times playing games and they probably will not even notice the Ads. So, Choose topic carefully before you start AdSense.
2. Ad format:
Ad format is important. There are some types of format that don't perform well. For example, Leaderboard and banners are not a good choice for AdSense Ads forma. This two formats are generating low earning according to statistic of Google. Large Rectangle and Skycrapper format are performing quite well. So, you can consider using these two formats in your site. You can try out different formats and track each format using Channels.
3. Ad placement:
Check Google's heat map as they have tested where the best placements:
4. Ad colors:
Sometimes ads blended into the contents of your site will work very good, but sometimes ads that contrast your site colors work best. This is very depending on the layout of your site. Anyway, you can still try out different colors of Ads on your site.
5. Number of ad units on a page:
We are allowed maximum of 3 ads, 1 ad links and 2 search box on a page.
*Don't exceed the maximum number of ads per page.
. Smartpricing:
This is a big question mark about AdSense. This is their Secret . No one really knows how Google AdSense will priced the Ads on your site. It affect the price of Ads on your site very much. Google will tend to place the higher price Ads first.
For example:
The advertiser paid for $1.00/click. If your site is smartpriced then the cost per click may be lowered by Google($0.50). This means that they pay you less for every clicks.
Here is Google's explanation of smart pricing:
http://adsense.blogspot.com/2005/10/facts-about-smart-pricing.html