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Saturday, September 19, 2015
How to Build My Own Web Page Make Money (7 Steps)
Decide what topic or subject you want your web page to be about. Websites that make money need to be targeted to a topic that people are interested in. The content and products should be closely associated with each other. Choose a subject you know about and one that you enjoy. Otherwise, you will get bored and frustrated with your web page creation and maintenance before earning money with it.
Choose keywords within the subject you chose to focus your web page on. Use a keyword research tool, such as Google Adwords tool, to determine keyword phrases that have hundreds of searches per month. Search engine traffic is the number one way to get visitors to your website, and you must target your page to popular keywords to do this. Write down several quality keywords that have high search volume and relatively low competition in the Google search engine.
Register a domain name using your main keyword phrase or something that includes the keyword. This increases the chance of search engines finding and listing your page and improves search engine rankings. This will increase web page traffic and your potential income. Also purchase website hosting and point the domain name to the hosting account by copying the nameservers into the appropriate place at your domain registrar's account page.
Design a webpage. If you know HTML and CSS, you can easily create a quality web page in a text editor or any web design program. If you do not know coding, search the Internet for website templates and choose one you like. Simply upload the files to your hosting account and edit them as necessary. You can also use a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor that will allow you to design your web page easily with no design knowledge at all.
Write all text, content and copy for your web page. Include those researched keywords in your articles and posts to increase search engine traffic. Provide enough information to interest visitors and convince them to make purchases or, at least, to come back to your web page again and again.
Monetize the web page with a combination or any of the following: contextual advertising such as Google Adsense, affiliate programs selling products or services, products you make or purchase from wholesale sources, information products such as ebooks and reports and memberships to special password-protected content or tools. Avoid over-saturating your web page with advertisements or it will look like spam.
Market and advertise your web page through link building, purchased advertising, article marketing and SEO (search engine optimization) efforts. Essentially, getting traffic to your web page, and thus, making money with it, depends on getting your link and information in front of as many people as possible. Visit forums, message boards, blogs, directories and website that pertain to your topic and spread the word. Never spam or place your ad where you are not allowed to.
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Friday, September 18, 2015
How to Earn Money Writing Short Stories
Hone your writing skills and polish your stories as much as possible before you begin submitting to professional publications. Editors often disregard stories that show little concern for the mechanics of language.
Read widely in your chosen genre. This will give you an idea of the types of stories favored by the editors you are about to contact as well as what was recently published. Knowing this increases your chances of having a story selected for paid publication.
Research potential markets in a publication, such as 'The Writer's Market' or 'The Literary Marketplace.' Note each publication where your story might be appropriate, along with the pay rate for that publication. Follow up by checking the submission guidelines on each publication's website, which are updated more frequently than the market guides.
Look for anthology and short story collection markets as well as fiction magazines and nonfiction periodicals that accept some fiction. The more markets you can contact, the better your chances of getting paid for your story.
Prepare your submission package by following all guidelines exactly. If a market says it does not accept 'Simultaneous submissions,' you must wait to hear back from that market before submitting the same story to a different market. 'No multiple submissions' means you cannot submit more than one story to that market at a time. Once you hear back on your first story, you may send the next.
Submit to the highest-paying markets with the shortest response times first. Keep several stories out at a time to various markets to increase your chances of having a story purchased. Track your submissions carefully so you don't resubmit to the same market.
Fill in and return all contracts on time once your stories are purchased. The publishing industry is notoriously slow to pay writers, so don't give them any reason to be late with your check. Read your contract carefully to find when payment is due. Politely remind the editor about payment if your check is late.
Continue to write and submit short stories, keeping several in each stage at one time to gain the most opportunities for payment.
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