Easy Stay At Home Jobs

Working online at home is just like any other job.  You have to do it everyday and you have to work long and hard. The upside is that unlike other jobs you can pretty much earn whatever as your earning potential is unlimited. If you want to earn more you just put more stuff out there and if you do it right, it works for 24/7. In the short run though let me tell you, it’s a long hard journey to get the infrastructure which will support the growth.

Fortunately there are lots of opportunities on the Internet which will allow you to earn a part time or full time income. Some of them take skill and knowledge and others just require a fair bit of dogged determination. There are a lot of scams out there so be careful.  Anything which says you can earn a few thousand dollars a week simply by “plugging into a system” is more than likely a bit suspect.

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Many people might not like it but I for one love it. The new direction The Keyword Academy is taking us is awesome in my opinion. For too long the Internet has been filled up with mediocrity but now it’s time for a change.

Sure, I created sites around the methodology of TKA1.0 but my heart wasn’t in it. But hey, it worked. Fortunately I have a hobby that I can both be passionate about and sell products in so it’s the best of both worlds and this new approach is going to teach us how to create and monetize a site we can enjoy creating.

I’m still going to use the old method to create back links to my current TKA1.0 sites as those sorts of product sites aren’t the type to get them naturally. They still make a little bit of money so while they are doing that I’ll keep ‘em. One interesting thing that came up in the last webinar is the imminent death of the Niche Refinery. Apparently we don’t need it as we are now going to completely disregard competition and instead create long, valuable and insightful posts littered with long tail phrases. And lots of ‘em. Don’t worry though as there is proof that this method works.

I hope they keep Post Runner as it is currently giving both my product sites and my passion site a real boost in the rankings. Can’t see them getting rid of that any time soon as we’ll probably always need a little bit of back linking if only to get the initial interest in the site going. It’s also a good way of getting fresh content to your site everyday if it’s plugged in.

There is currently a debate raging over at The Keyword Academy about whether it’s right or wrong to concentrate on only one website. There are pros and cons for each method of course. I like the idea of only having one site and 1 domain registration to not only cost less every year but also to receive all of your focus. Oops, I currently have thirty domains and to be honest I’m rather sick of most of them. I’m always trying to keep them fresh and stress about where they are in the rankings. There just isn’t enough hours in the day.

I’ve noticed that I always tend to gravitate towards the sites I enjoy researching and writing about anyway. It’s also easier to write about the subject matter as it’s all in my head so I don’t have to research it so much. Not having to worry about back linking so much is kind of foreign to my Internet Marketing upbringing but a little bit can’t hurt can it? Anyway I can’t wait for the new lessons and implementing them for my main passion site.

One excellent method I think people can use when deciding on a passion site is to pick something that they’ve always wanted to learn but just never got around to it. Well,  now here’ s your excuse to finally get amongst it. You can learn your new hobby and write about it as you go. When your significant other half gives you dirty looks about the money your spending you can tell ‘em it’s just for business. Let people know how it all works, whatever it is, and possibly get the audience involved with blog comments and forum participation.

Currently I’m attaching a blog to my main passion site and also have just installed a forum. Now I just need to figure out how to work it all. Running a forum is a whole new world to me and I don’t have a clue how to run one. Good thing I like muckin’ about with all this stuff.

Many thousands of very talented people are seeking independent writing gigs online and offline. No matter their preferred working platform, however, all current and prospective authors will take a whole new view toward the profession when they see what Tiffany Dow’s PLR ATM has to offer.

Ms. Dow used to be an independent ghostwriter for gurus. She labored for years to provide website text for online merchants via a site called E-lance. She had a substantial amount of success through the slow, steady development of clientele. Eventually she was earning roughly 60,000 per year.

Like the majority of freelance authors, however, she began to realize that this was her zenith. After all, there is a finite number of hours available to write any given quantity of words. Consequently, she stopped ghostwriting altogether. She is currently teaching fellow writers who have talent that literary projects are undesirable chores and to avoid such jobs completely.

Dow recently stated, for instance that she could realize a maximum profit of only $1,000 or so from the average project of 50 pages in length. This was due to time constraints involved, as she had to continue soliciting customers in order to maintain overall revenues. By contrast, she says that a PLR pack that is fifty pages long yields about ten thousand dollars. What’s more, is that Ms. Dow says that’s just for starters!

For freelance writers who are unfamiliar with what PLR is, the following explanation should throw some light on the subject. First, PLR is an acronym which denotes “Private Label Rights.” In essence, PLR is content that is sold very cheaply to numerous clients. They may subsequently edit it as they wish, publish it under their own names, and use it as though they were its original author.

As a result, your typical fee may only be around $1/page. However, you stand to realize a much larger return than with conventional writing assignments, as there are multiple buyers for a single piece of work. A specific example that Dow cited recounted how she prepared a report that was 20 pages long. Normally, it would have yielded no more than 400 dollars via traditional ghostwriting channels.

The system is geared toward web-based marketers who need quality site content but possess insufficient time or literary skill. After reducing the price of the package by $5, Dow sold a total of 72 copies. At $15 apiece, she cleared $1,080. This represented about $680 more than what her standard ghostwriting fee would have brought in. And, she is still earning income from that very same package as of today!

Freelance writers will leave the profession in droves when they realize the vastly increased income potential of selling their content at rock bottom rates to a plethora of purchasers. It’s going to get harder for a marketer to hire a ghostwriter to write their book for them.

In the Tiffany’s PLR ATM Course, freelancers will find out how to select popular subject matter that generates large profit; identifying niche writing topics; the types of things about which to write (and what types of package to prepare); the proper way to set things up to facilitate easier subsequent sales; and, how to generate maximum return on investment.

If a freelancer is “living on a shoestring,” he or she would still not want to miss out on this course. It provides all the information needed to do precisely as Tiffany did. That is, beginning a business with absolutely no initial investment, yet proceed to generate an average monthly income in excess of $4,000 through marketing PLR packages. At a little over twenty bucks it’s excellent value for money.