elasticcat
Member
Would like to learn from your shares on how to earn $10 a day from internet marketing?
Is it difficult as more people thinking?
Is it difficult as more people thinking?
Tips for earning $10 a day?
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Luca
Member
If you have already grown a big reader base, $10 shouldn't be hard. But if you've just started your blog or website, don't expect revenue to come instantly. One of the most common ways to earn money from your blog or website is by putting advertisement on your site.There are many advertising agencies out there that connects advertisers with publishers who wants to earn money, Google's Adsense program being one of the best.
But to join the Adsense publisher program, you have to apply first. And this could take days, even months depending on whether or not they will consider your website worthy for their advertisers' ads to be placed on. Try getting a decent amount of traffic to your website first before applying. Of course, there are many more companies like Google out there with similar program, but Adsense is still the best one in my opinion.
No matter what the program is, you most likely need a decent traffic to generate any revenue.
But to join the Adsense publisher program, you have to apply first. And this could take days, even months depending on whether or not they will consider your website worthy for their advertisers' ads to be placed on. Try getting a decent amount of traffic to your website first before applying. Of course, there are many more companies like Google out there with similar program, but Adsense is still the best one in my opinion.
No matter what the program is, you most likely need a decent traffic to generate any revenue.
elcidofaguy
Active Member
I would say when starting out your focus should be defining your project/campaign and implementing it to completion. For example:
1. Identify monetization stratedgy. There are so many ways to make money online... For the purpose of this example I'm going to outline an affiliate promotion. The plan is to develop a great landing page with an optin form. We're going to give away some cool bonuses in relation to the niche and set-up an autoresponder sequence for 10 days. Each day a message will go out which provides some tips/useful advice. Every 2nd to 3rd day the message will be focused on promoting the affiliate product in a way that it really helps with your target audience's pain points.
2. Once its all setup and working - its time to get some traffic. Lets set up the following one or more of the following type of campaigns:
Campaign 1: FB ads to optin form.
Campaign 2: Forum Ads to optin form.
Campaign 3: Solo Ads to optin form.
Once campaigns have gone live - keep an eye on the referral traffic and signups... Figure out your optin % rates.. Try to increase ROI with split testing etc... You'll see which ads are performing best... Remove the poor performing one etc...
3. In parallel set-up a blog... Use SEO (on-page/off-page) to generate traffic. Over time reduce funds on ads..
4. Calculate your ROI as follows: Amount earned minus amount spent on ads. Figure out your % optin and you'll begin to see how much investment is required to achieve a particular ROI i.e. $10 per/day - hopefully you'll be making way more than that! Again remove poor performing ads as you are wasting money...
This is one method which is proven to work - there are lots of other too such as selling your own stuff/services etc ;-) - the key regardless is to keep refining/improving your conversions and to keep on top of your stats/analysis...
Best of luck!
1. Identify monetization stratedgy. There are so many ways to make money online... For the purpose of this example I'm going to outline an affiliate promotion. The plan is to develop a great landing page with an optin form. We're going to give away some cool bonuses in relation to the niche and set-up an autoresponder sequence for 10 days. Each day a message will go out which provides some tips/useful advice. Every 2nd to 3rd day the message will be focused on promoting the affiliate product in a way that it really helps with your target audience's pain points.
2. Once its all setup and working - its time to get some traffic. Lets set up the following one or more of the following type of campaigns:
Campaign 1: FB ads to optin form.
Campaign 2: Forum Ads to optin form.
Campaign 3: Solo Ads to optin form.
Once campaigns have gone live - keep an eye on the referral traffic and signups... Figure out your optin % rates.. Try to increase ROI with split testing etc... You'll see which ads are performing best... Remove the poor performing one etc...
3. In parallel set-up a blog... Use SEO (on-page/off-page) to generate traffic. Over time reduce funds on ads..
4. Calculate your ROI as follows: Amount earned minus amount spent on ads. Figure out your % optin and you'll begin to see how much investment is required to achieve a particular ROI i.e. $10 per/day - hopefully you'll be making way more than that! Again remove poor performing ads as you are wasting money...
This is one method which is proven to work - there are lots of other too such as selling your own stuff/services etc ;-) - the key regardless is to keep refining/improving your conversions and to keep on top of your stats/analysis...
Best of luck!
webc
New Member
You can make $10 as passive income online daily if you invest some money in developing a website, domain names, webhosting, content and marketing of the website. However most people are not willing to take the risk, are too lazy or do not have any skills which they can use for making money online.
BelCloud
New Member
A long term plan would be to work remotely for SEO companies and help small business websites grow. usually this businesses do not have a dedicated person for online work and they will be more than happy to pay you every now and then to make sure everything is in check and working properly.
ulterios
Well-Known Member
Good advice and a good field to get into!
SEO is getting more and more important and the need for SEO professional freelancers is on the rise and I think that it will continue to be that way for a long time to come.
Many businesses can't afford to hire a full-time SEO employee so having someone that they can hire on an as-needed basis is a good option.
Everyone who wants their website to rank well needs SEO work to be done either by themselves or and employee or by hiring someone. Why not be that person that gets hired?
