I Need More Money!

by Georg Grey in Economics, October 25, 2009

It appears that the cry to heaven of ‘I need more money!’ is being heard more and more. That might be true, particularly after the financial meltdown of 2008 and the ensuing world recession with its company closures, bankruptcies, and the steady rise of unemployment.

That’s the other, positive side of the coin. If you stay focused, develop discipline, look at it like work and treat it like work, it can be done.

You may want to start off by writing. I’m not suggesting that you start writing a novel, far from it. Start slowly, at a site like myLot, for example. MyLot is basically a social networking site, where you can make posts on any subject under the sun, and response to other people’s posts. You get paid a couple of cents or so for participating. But more importantly, you will meet new people, find new ideas, get feedback on scams, and develop relationships.

Triond is another site I’d like to recommend here. If you have the writing skills of a second grader (and I’m sure you have), and you have something worthwhile to share, get your feet wet at this site. They are marketing specialists who know where to post you articles and ‘monetize’ them (i.e. income is generated by readers clicking on advertisements placed within your article), and they share 50% of the profits with you, the writer.

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Again, you don’t have to be Hemmingway. If you’ve got something to write about, try this site.

If writing is not your cup of tea, try the traffic exchanges, like trafficswarm, traffic-splash, EasyHits4U. These are sites where people promote their biz op by looking at other people’s biz ops. Sounds funny, I know, particularly if you’ve never heard of them before. By looking at other people’s web pages, you earn credits which then can be used so that your web page will be shown to other users.

I’d suggest that to begin with you promote one of the major traffic exchanges in the smaller ones, build what is called a ‘downline’. They consist of people who joined a particular exchange via one of your referral links, and it means that when that person generates credits, you can use part of them for your own promotions. Once you have decided on a particular business opportunity, start promoting that.

Good luck to you, I wish you all the best, hang in there!