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The internet is littered with thousands of would-be Jerry Yangs and Jeff Bezos who entered the game looking to “make money on the internet”. The internet doesn’t care whether or not you want to make money. While there are thousands of ways to make money online, simply wanting to “make money on the internet” means that you don’t have a clue yet about what you want to do.

To make money you need to treat your online endeavor as a business. That means you need a concrete business plan. How exactly are you going to make money online? Are you going be wheeling and dealing on eBay? Start a web design business? Work on freelance projects? Publish a blog to share your knowledge and expertise on a particular subject?

As I’ve mentioned there is shortage of ways to make money online. But first you must decide on what you want to do. I suggest picking something you know and enjoy doing. Having a clear idea on what you want allows you to further research your field of interest and develop a sound business plan.

I finally got a chance to finish my “About Me” page, and I thought I’d share it here as a post.

Let me give you a little background about myself. My name is Oudam Em. I am a lifetime internet entrepreneur who has been making a living online since 1996. I have developed and maintained over 80websites (maybe more– I’ve lost count) in a range of niches.

Having graduated from Purdue University in 1996 with a Master’s degree in medicinal chemistry, I decided to pursue a career drastically different from my field of study. I’ve tried many online businesses, including web design, e-commerce, website promotion, SEO services, and affiliate marketing.

It has been a wonderful journey that has taken many twists and turns, and I’ve learned so much from both my successes and failures. While I don’t have a beach-side mansion or million-dollar Italian sport car to show for my work, I have been able to make a comfortable living off the internet.

My online business allows me to set my own schedule and take my work anywhere I go. I currently live in Cambodia, having grown up and spent some 27 years of my life in the United States. Besides the freedom and flexibility my business gives me, I thoroughly enjoy my work, waking up every morning to get online and do my thing. Indeed, my work is very much a part of my personal development as it is a source of income.

So you want to make money online?

Hopefully, you’ve come to the right place. I’ve set up this blog to share tips and tactics on earning money on the internet, drawing from over 15 years of experience in the field.

I am not going to tell you how to make $10,000 a month blogging a couple hours a day. Not that it can’t be done. I’m sure some people have done it, but perhaps as easily as they’d want you to believe.

Truth be told, the internet is littered with thousands of would-be millionaires who entered the business hoping to rake up the riches but instead have ended up as road kills on the information superhighway.

Personally, I can tell that there have been times when I was able to pull in over US$10,000 a month from my online pursuits. But I must confess that I have not been able to do it consistently or by working a couple hours a day.

Anyhow, I can’t imagine working only a couple hours a day because, as I’ve mentioned, I love my job so much. In fact, it could be said that I make money online without working at all because I’m just doing what I love to do.

Despite what this blog’s title might suggest, I am not here to peddle get-rich-quick schemes or reveal “secrets to internet riches” that you can’t find by searching on Google or reading the forums. The only secret I have to share is that it takes hard work and long hours to succeed online, which makes it such a worthwhile endeavor.

I hope to set the record straight on making money on the internet, providing practical tips, tactics, and ideas, drawing my own experiences. Having been in the business for so long, I think I have an idea about what works and what doesn’t work. Hopefully, the information on this site will prove useful to your own journey in making money online.

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1. Submit to web directories

Submitting to web directories is a vital part of every successful link building campaign. Apart from driving traffic to your website through direct referrals, web directories provide static, one-way links to your site, boosting your link popularity and improving your rankings on the major search engines like Google and Yahoo.

It’s important to note that not all directory listings are equal. Listings from trusted, established directories like Yahoo! and DMOZ are more valuable than those from the thousands of others on the net. All else being equal, a link from a directory focused on your site’s niche is worth more than one from a general directories.

Submit to both free and paid directories. Free directories provide one-way links to your site with no strings attached, but they can take forever to review your link. Paid listings can be a good investment if the fees are reasonable and the pages on which your link will reside have decent PRs. Your sites will be listed with fewer competing links on paid directories.

2. Write articles and press releases

Submitting your article to directories is a highly effective way to build one-way links to your site. First, you write a thoughtful and informative article on an topic in your area of expertise. Then you submit it to article directories to be read by the general public and reprinted on other web sites. Appended to the end of your article is a “resource box” which contain links to your site and email address.

While there are hundreds or even thousands of article directories on the web, you should focus on writing a high quality article and submitting to a handful of the more popular ones. If you write something that people find useful, they may pick it up and reprint it on their blogs, newsletters, etc. This is how a quality article propagates virally in cyberspace– it virtually distributes itself.

3. Exchange links with related sites

Online forums like DigitalPoint and V7 are excellent places to find reciprocal linking partners. Avoid sending out spammy e-mail solicitations like those generated by many SEO software programs. I get dozens of those everyday.

4. Social networking

Social networking and social bookmarking sites help bring together internet users from every corner of the world into a virtual global village. Joining sites like Twitter, Facebook, Digg, StumbleUpon and Del.icio.us can bring lots of visitors in a hurry.

5. Buy text links on other sites

Although link buying is somewhat an unnatural way to build links, it may be the only way to increase your link popularity if your site is commercial or not interesting enough to get people to link to it on their own. When buying links, buy them in a way that mimics natural linking as much as possible. Buy text links from sites that are related to yours. Vary anchor texts and descriptions. Buy links from internal as well as home pages. Buy links from both high- and low-PR sites.

6. Participate in online forums

Sharing knowledge can be a very powerful way to establish your online presence and credibility. If you check your backlinks on search engines like Google and Yahoo, you may notice that a number of them come from the signatures of forum posts– that is, if you post in forums. Most forums allow signature links. I don’t participate in forums that don’t as allowing them is the least the forums can do to compensate me for contributing to their contents.

7. Ask webmasters of related sites to links to yours

This often overlooked strategy can be a great source of “natural” one-way inbound links. I have gotten many of my links this way. The days are long gone when all you had to do to get people to link to you was to have a decent website out there. Nowadays you have to be more proactive by approaching other webmasters and asking them to link to you.

Do a search on Google on the keywords that you want to target. Visit the sites on the first few pages of the search results to see if they link to other sites (look for “links” or “resources” pages). Then write to the ones that you think might be interested in linking to your site. If your site is seen as a complement rather than a direct competitor to the site you want to be linked from, you stand a higher chance of getting a positive response.

8. Ask vendors and clients to link to your site

I once bought a $350 script package and asked my vendor if they could feature my site as site made with their script. They obliged and gave me a PR7 text link from their site. Since the link is worth at least $40 a month, my initial investement for the script has paid for itself many times over. Besides the SEO benefits, it is responsible for thousands of visitors to my site a month through direct clicks. The moral of the story: don’t be afraid to ask. The worse that could happen is that they say “no”.

9. Blogging

Setting up a blog is a no-brainer. Even if you’ve no web designing experience whatsoever, you have a blog up and running in no time. Blogs allows for a more informal setting to get your words across. So, it’s much easier to write a blog entry than an article to submit to article directories. Use your blog to share knowledge, voice opinions, connect with others with similar interests, and of course, to link to your other sites.

10. Content is king

Yes, content is still king. In fact, content is by far the most important of the ten strategies I’ve mentioned. Having fresh, unique, engaging content is an excellent way to attract natural linking from other sites. This is the type of links that search engines like.

From time to time I’d  expand on a blog entry and post it as an article to article directories.

Article marketing is still an effective way to build links and generate traffic to your blog or website. 

To be sure, the quality of articles has declined over the years as the article directories have been exploited for SEO purposes.  As a reader I often have to skim through several junk articles to find one worthy of reading.

I submit articles to 10 or 15 popular directories like EzineArticles, Article Factory, and Go Articles.

Don’t waste your time submitting to hundreds of directories that don’t even bother to review submissions.

Here are the steps I suggest:

1. Write your article.  Be sure to include your keywords in the text. Write for people, not search engines.  If you sound like you know what you’re talking about, readers are more likely to trust you and  follow the link to your site.

2. Google for popular directories on the web.  Pick 10 or 15 good ones.

3. Most article directories require registration. Don’t forget to upload your photo when requested.

4. Submit your article, taking care to follow all guidelines.  Be sure to include a “resource box” linking back to your site. You can use a semi-automated article submission software to hasten submission, but this is not really necessary.

5. Wait a week or two and then search for a string of text from your article to see which sites have published your article.

6. Keep note of directories that review and publish your article within a reasonable time frame.  Don’t waste your time submitting to directories that never review your article.

7. Rinse and repeat.

Some ways to get traffic to your site using MyBlogLog.com:

1. Join popular communities in your niche.  Your picture or avatar will show up on the front page as the newest member.

2. Tag keywords within communities. Your picture will show up as a tagger of the keywords when visitors roll their mouses over them.

3. Add “Hot Members” to your contact list. These are some of the most active members on MyBlogLog.

4. Add “New Members” to your contact list. These are newbies on MyBlogLog who are more likely to check out your page.

5. Join new communities everyday. Your picture will appear on the “Who’s Reading What” section under the Members tab.

6. Leave messages linking to your site on your contacts’ pages. Your message will appear not only to your contact but also everyone who visit his/her page (do not check “Private Message” when leaving messages).

7. Visit websites of other members who have MyBlogLog widget installed on their sites. Your picture will show up on their widget.

8. Save websites containing MyBlogLog widgets to your bookmarks.  Visit them from time to time to leave your avatar on their widgets.

Yeah, I’ve heard it all. Money can’t buy love, money can’t buy happiness, money is the root of all evil. Repeat these lines enough times, you’ll actually start to believe in them.  For the better part of my life I have been the victim of this line of thinking.

To be sure, money isn’t everything.  But money can’t buy love and happiness?  This is more wishful thinking than it is truth.

Listen, if you’re struggling to make ends meet and you don’t have money to pay the bills, you’re more likely to fight with your wife and family. You’d have low self-esteem as you’re afraid to be seen as a failure by others.  You fear that your children won’t look up to you.  These are not the conditions that are too conducive to happiness.

If you’re rich, on the other hand, you have more options in life.  You have more choices when it comes to what food to eat, where to dine, which clothes to wear, where you go for vacation, who you date, and so on and so forth.  You feel good about yourself. So, while money can’t directly buy love and happiness, it can facilitate these things.

Like it or not, we live in a world dominated by capitalists.  Personally, I don’t care for the clothes I wear, just as long as they’re comfortable and look good on me.  But the capitalists tell us that if we don’t live in a big mansion, drive a Mercedes, or wear an expensive Italian designer brand, we’re somehow inferior to those who do. Somehow, they’ve managed to use money not only to control the distribution of wealth, but also that of happiness. Since all of us are more or less programmed to think, feel and act a certain way, we all must play along to maintain a harmonious relationship with our surroundings. Consequently, money is important not only to our material well-being, but also to our sense of accomplishment, self-worth, and security.

Why is it important to want money?

As stated by the title of this article, to make money, you have to want money.  To accomplish anything  in life, you have to first want it.  It starts at the level of intention.  If your intention isn’t clear, and you don’t know what you want in life, then the results are likely to reflect your muddled thinking. Having a clear and deliberate intention is a prerequisite for thorough planning and skillful execution.

If you want to become financially secure, you can’t go through life telling yourself money is the root of all evil– not that it isn’t– and things like that.  You have to harbor a positive attitude toward money.  Money is what it is.  It’s a tool that can lead to much happiness and contentment in life, or if not handled properly, to personal destruction.

I’ve installed a “dofollow” plugin to promote more comments.  As you know WordPress adds “no follow” to all comment links by default to discourage spam. But I think it’s only fair to reward readers who take the time to write comments on my blog.  With the dofollow plugin installed, all comment links will provide the “link juice” to outgoing links to help them rank higher.

I must mention, however, that all comments must be approved before they are published.  I will not approve spam and “Great post, I agree” types of comments.

Promoting a blog or website isn’t limited to online methods.  When it comes to website marketing, nothing is set in stone. The internet is a relatively new medium, which means that you should experiment with things and go with what works for you.

Let’s face it.  We all love to read lists, “10 ways to do this or that”, “5 mistakes to avoid when…”, and so on.  So, here is a list of suggestions to promote your site when you’re not online.  I’d come up with ten methods, but I’m too tired to write any more, so I’ll just have to owe you three.

1. Business cards – Your URL does not take up much space on your business card. In fact in this day and age where everyone has a blog or website, your URL should appear on your business card alongside your phone number, email, and address.

2. Stationary, t-shirts, coffee mugs, mouse pads, etc. – There are sites like Cafepress.com that lets you create and purchase custom t-shirts, coffee mugs, mousepads, and other items.  Design your items and put your URL on them. Then buy them as gifts for your friends, customers, and acquaintances.  Every time your friend drinks from your coffee mug, they’re reminded of your website.

3. Yard signs and billboards – These can be made relatively inexpensively and placed on street corners for passers-by. For motorists to take notice of your URL, it must be catchy, descriptive and memorable. Since short, descriptive domain names are hard to come by these days, you can compensate by using longer but attention-grabbing phrases your URL.  But check your local ordinances before you go about planting signs on every corner; or else you could get into a lot of trouble with the law.

4. Bumper and windshield stickers can be an effective marketing tool, especially in large metropolitan areas. When people are stuck in traffic, they’ll have no choice but to look at your sticker. Again, you need a catchy and memorable URL for this technique to work.

5. Word of mouth – Tell all your friends, relatives and acquaintances about your site. If your site is any good, words will spread like wildfire and traffic will grow virally through word of mouth.

6. Classified ads in print media. Pick up a free classifieds publication from your local supermarket and look at where other people are advertising their sites.

7. Include your URL on everything you can think of. I’ve already mentioned stationary and business cards. URLs don’t take much space on letterheads, memos, calendars, Yellow Pages ads, press releases, brochures, and so on and so forth. I don’t recommend that you go overboard by tattooing your URL on your forehead, but make it a habit to include it everywhere appropriate.