5 Present And Continuous Online Income Ways

#1: Freelance work and Content creation: If you have writing skills and creative drama talent for write ups or videos, it’s always possible to get paid to create good unique and useful online content. I don’t do this much apart from publishing which is great for income also, but I am very aware of how viable this income stream is especially on Social platforms like Facebook, Instagram and Youtube, by creating content for these websites. 

If you have writing skills and creative talent, it’s also possible to get paid to create online content. You can combine it with a full-time job, but also create content online part-time to supplement or complement your income. 

Over time, you will be able to double and triple your rates until you could quit a low paid and stressful full-time job, maybe. These days, as a freelance worker and teaching others to do the same via online courses can be a key to making good income.  

The first important thing as a freelancer is figuring out a niche, networking with people who might hire you, and delivering high quality content 80 to 100 percent of the time for al the work you do. 

While there are a ton of writing job boards to help get started, it’s fairly easy to find starter jobs on websites like Fiverr and Upwork or content creation on Youtube.

#2: Book Sales Online
While the publishing industry used to be heavy in print, you can complete the entire process of writing, publishing, and marketing a book online these days. 

Websites like Create Space an Amazon company will let you upload and take your book to print without getting a formal publisher involved, and you can even get your book on Amazon so people can buy it there and the build a thriving book publishing business. 

Many have written several books that has been published online to create an ongoing source of passive income. Some average sales are up to about 300 books sold per month to bring in an average revenue amount. 

Not bad, huh? If you think you could write a book people would want to buy, this is a smart strategy to consider since the start-up costs can be minimal and you probably already have a computer and word processing software, All the best.

#3: Webinars
Need more ideas? Another strategy is using webinars to market your product, service, or course. Some do webinars to promote their practices or work and to drum up interest. With a webinar, you’re basically offering a lot of tips and advice for free usually in a live format. 

At the end though, you pitch your paid product or service with the goal of possibly securing a few deals. Professional speakers uses webinars to market his courses on public speaking, including Get Booked and Paid to Speak. 

While you offer plenty of free tips during a webinar, you can simply offer course at the end for people who want to pay to learn more. And, a lot of times, his sales pitch works. No matter what you’re selling, it’s not that hard to set up a webinar and attract people to sign up with a lead magnet or Facebook ads. You can probably find a free webinar on how to create your first webinar if you check online.

#4: Lead Sales
Another way to make money online is by collecting leads. The main steps you need to complete to make lead sales work include setting up a website, getting traffic to that website, and making sure you’re collecting leads that someone will actually pay for. 

Here’s a good example of how lead sales can work in real life: A forum like Apsense or Nairaland website brings in a ton of traffic from people who are searching the web to find answers to various questions.  

The forum website was set up so people could interact, sell items, share knowledge, Advertise and so on, it was a lot of work to process all the different requests and clients. As a result, I started selling the leads I gathered instead. Basically, lead buyers are willing to pay for the personal information I gather from people who visit my website. 

This is a win-win for everyone since I get paid for the leads and my website visitors are connected with someone who can help them. Keep in mind though, you can sell leads in many different industries. Really, you just need to figure out a niche, build a blog or website and great traffic, then see how much you can get for the leads you collect.

#5: Online Courses
If you have any skill you can teach others, it’s also possible to set up an online course you can market online. You can find online courses that teach anything from cooking to marketing or even freelance writing. 

Some offer courses for people who want to take their businesses online. Offers several different courses, including courses on a writing software. 

Over the years, people have earned more annually selling courses that help people achieve the kind of success they also earned. Many people set up their online courses through platforms like Teachable.com and many more. 

With Teachable, you can upload your course materials and use the platform to manage customers and accept payments which is great and way to go. Have a wonderful day.

The Importance Of Using Resource Box In Articles

Don't forget to include a link back to your own site inside the “Resource Box” that is placed directly at the end of the article which I'll be explaining to you in just a few moments. 

You can also include a link from your name in the “written by: Your Name” area that goes right to your web site too. Don't be afraid to use all the available advertising space you can from within your articles. The more you use, the better chance you have of getting that traffic to your web site. 

One crucial element: There is one thing you must include with every article you release, and that is: a byline. Go take a quick peek at any of the articles at ezine articles.com and you'll see each author's byline at the bottom of the page. You'll sometimes hear people refer to the byline as a “resource box”.

They're both the same thing, but I think the phrase “resource box” describes the content with more accuracy. Your resource box contains a very brief summary of your business history and areas of expertise, along with related resources like a link to your site or your autoresponder address. 

 

This resource box is your ace card. You grant other web publishers the right to reprint and distribute your article at will on the condition that your resource box remains intact and unchanged.  So, your link travels with your article everywhere it goes. 

 

Here is a quick example of a good resource box:

About The Author (Resource Box)

I am Stephen Ayojide, the Webmaster of https://idearules.blogspot.com/ - This Blog is A resourceful Web portal for Business, Web developers,Promoters,Internet Visionaries and entrepreneurs.

The site assists online marketers and entrepreneurs in developing serious Money making ideas,concepts,Personal Development, How to, efficiently utilize Web presence by Branding personalities and having the Right attitude, thereby providing a wealth of free information,resources, tools and content for the use of everyone. 

 

Contact me at Facebook.com/Ayojide

Remember, the above is just an example.
You should write your “Resource Box” up as if you were writing it about someone else and not yourself. As in the third person perspective.

One last thing to really be sure your articles get placed inside the directories you submit them to is to write up your own original articles. The only limitation to using articles as promotional tools is how many topics you can dream up.

 

If you're prolific, you can write an article to suit most every need be it pre-selling your product, building your credibility, or even promoting an affiliate product.

One of the easiest and most effective ways to market your articles is by using the services of article submission sites, see lists here.  

 

These submit your articles for you to thousands of article directories and sites so you can free up your time to concentrate on your business. Have a great week ahead.