Hi,
I'm a Webmaster. I create Web sites for small businesses and individuals.
Oh Boy! There are a lot of Web site scams out there in Cyberspace. One thing they never offer is proof that the average person can repeat what they sell. Here is proof from a real company that has been around since 1997. No fly-by-night here.
(http://proof.sitesell.com/waltera1.html)
Warning...do not follow the advice of those who precede this answer. They are well-intentioned, but lacking in detail.
Listen!
You have to sit down and think.
You want to work from home. Here is a free course that you can download (http://wahm-masters.sitesell.com/waltera1.html). It gives you the information on how to start your own work from home business. One that is not a scam and works.
More resources you need are listed below.
Here's the straight poop...I kid you not!
You can create your own Web site. You do not need special skills or a college degree to create a successful Web site. You do not need to hire an expensive Web site designer. What you should steer away from is the free Web sites. They just waste your time and produce no results. You need your own URL, your own domain name. And it doesn't cost much. But it does take some effort and work. You're not afraid of work, are you?
You need to create more than a few pages. Otherwise, the search engines will not find you (Google, MSN, Yahoo!, Ask). You write information about it and put it on your Web site. It won't happen overnight. Just remember, the Tortoise or Turtle won the race - slow and eary does it.
In the language of the Web, information is called content.
Listen. Content is King. Just keep adding quality content to your Web site. This is what the search engines (SE's) love. This is what's real. All the other stuff about secrets is just smoke and mirrors designed to seperate you from your money.
The good news is that even with limited programming ability, even no programming skills, you can create your own Web site. You do not have to be a geek to create your own Web site which can have a Global reach. It doesn't matter where you live. The Internet knows no boundaries and while you sleep, other people from all over the world can access your Web site. It's international in scope.
I can give you the basics about how to create your own Web site, but much more work is required to create your own Web site. You want a Web site that works, don't you? One that produces an income, one that is an asset you could sell if you wanted? That's what you want, isn't it?
I helped a local boatyard owner create his Web site (http://www.wareham-boatyard-marina.com/). This is a real Web site that helps him promote his business.
You may not know how to determine what's a great Web site?
One tool to evaluate the popularity of a Web site is Alexa which is owned by Amazon. You enter a URL and it will show you where it stands based on 65,000,000 websites. Google and other search engines are in the low hundreds. However, some individual Web sites have an Alexa rank of 100,000 or less. These Web sites attract a lot of traffic. Even a Web site with an Alexa rank of 500,000 is still in the top 1% of all Web sites ranked by Alexa. Most Web sites come up with an Alexa rank of "no date" which means no traffic for that Web site. As far as the 'net is concerned, the Web site does not exist and is a waste of money. It may be a hobby site and the owner doesn't care.
Another test is your page rank in Google. It you have a Google page rank of 1, that is excellent and it means that when a certain keyword is entered in Google, that keyword will display the 10 best ranked Web sites for that keyword. There is even a PageRank icon that Google supplies that is like a guage of the Web sites popularity.
There is only one Web site creation system that can get your Web site into the top 1% of all Web sites. I use that system and here are some results of many who have created their own Web sites without hiring a Web designer and paying a lot of money: (http://results.sitesell.com/waltera1.htm... You will even find a few health related Web sites there. The Web sites listed are all in the top !% of Web sites on the Internet. That is quite an achievment for these niche markets. Most Web sites are not even recognized by the search engines.
Remember, you are invisible if the search engines don't index your Web site. Invisibility is a waste of time and money.
I also know FrontPage 2003, HTML, Javascript and perl and I could use those to create a Web site, but the $299 system is faster, more comprehensive, and easier to use. I found this free course very helpful (http://aff-masters.sitesell.com/waltera1.html). Over 20,000+ people have used it to design their own Web sites and the company has been in business since 1997, a real oldie in Internet history.
Most of the answers tell you where to go to set up a Web site. Get a hosting company and domain name. Sure, you can use GoDaddy and it's a good service, but that is not where you want to start.
That is putting the cart in front of the horse. Completely, back***wards.
First, you need to do some research on keywords and find out if there is a demand for your product or service. You need to find out if there is a huge demand for what you are selling and very little supply. Anyone of those places mentioned can create a Web site, but you need a Web site that works. One that has a low rank in Alexa and a low page rank in Google and the other search engines.
99% of your efforts should be in promoting your Web site. Almost all Web site creation products ignore this salient fact.
Creating it is easy. It's the 1% solution. There are hundreds of Web sites that will let you create a Web site. That's the easy part. None of them will help you with Internet marketing and how to get indexed (recognized) by the search engines.
Driving traffic to your Web site is your main concern. Without traffic your Web site will fail because it will be invisible to Web surfers.
Hey! You don't need any advertising or marketing companies to get your Web site recognized by the search engines.
In fact, you don't need to do any advertising. For example, to get your Web site known, you can create press releases and send them to various newspapers, radio, and TV stations. This is free advertising. You can announce that you have just created a Web site, or that you have created another page on your Web site, etc.
Another way to get free advertising is to write an article and submit it to various Website that publish articles. It doesn't have to be more than 300 words and you sign the article and it has your Web site address or URL in it and people will be curious and visit your Web site.
The last way to get traffic to your Web site is to buy it. Google AdWords will sell you space on the right-hand side of the page. It might cost you $.20 per click or more. I would try for $.10 per click. Every time someone clicks on you AdWord ad, it costs you money. But the good part is that you can put a limit on how much you want to spend. Say $20 for the month. Then when the clicks reach $20, your ad is removed.
I just helped a local boatyard owner put up his Web site. He really loves it.
We already have one page of the Web site ranked number one with Google and we did not do any advertising. That means the first page that comes up on Google with specific keywords, has a page from the boaryard on the first page of Google. It only took a few days to analyze the keywords and create the Web site. The best thing about it is that anyone can do it with only rudimentary knowledge of the Internet and computers.
No technical knowledge is required. Isn't that what you really want?
If you're using Yahoo!, you have more than enough knowledge to start your own Web site. But you want a Web site that works. One that creates some income. This is known as Monitising your Web site. There are several ways to Monitize. You can put up Google AdSense ads that cost nothing and when people click on the ads, you make money. You can become an affiliate of many companies and when some one buys, you make a commission. You can sell ads on your Web site, etc.
You can begin to Monitize when you have 15 - 30 pages in your Web site. People come to the Wordl Wide Web looking for information or content. They are not looking for your Web site or business.
Content is king. If your Web site has quality content that people like and admire, that content will drive traffic to your Web site. Lots of traffic means many people are clicking on your Web site. The more traffic you get, the more chances you have to make money.
However, I would caution you, again, not to try the free Web sites as they will not help you in the Internet marketing side of the business. You want to pick a system that does it all from keyword analysis to Internet marketing. Like the one the boatyard owner used.
And don't be distracted by the "noisy minority". Most of them do not know what they are talking about and have a "smarter than thou" attitude which is usually based on false information, ignorance and rumors. Apply your own due diligence.
Once you decide on your little niche which you found by doing keyword analysis, you name your domain and you get published on the Internet. Keyword analysis finds out things like how popular your keyword is, how much that keyword is in demand, etc. You want to pick keywords that have huge demand, but very little supply; this is where the money is.
You may have a hobby like collecting stuff or you like to set up home theaters. Something you are passionate about. With passion, you can write lots of content on your favorite interest that will interest other people. Here are some real site subjects:
Cookie Kitchen, your own biz, small biz guide, home biz guide, remote control cars and trucks, gear for motorcycles, Tunscany villas for rent, Beaches in Anguilla, Poker, juggling, pregnancy guide, flat stomach, doggie quotations, women's health, puppy names, etc. The list goes on and on.
Most Web sites exist to sell something. They are one huge ad for whatever it is your selling. It could be hard goods or soft goods or even electronic books, sometimes called e-books. E-books are books you download online, One company that sells them is called ClickBank.
You must find a niche for your Web site. You need something to hook that surfer. Something unique. That's why you need a niche. None of those sites listed will help you find a niche.
People find your site via keywords. They are not looking for you or your Web site. Like Kayak Rentals. They enter Kayak Rentals into Google and Google finds all the Web sites with that keyword. If your Web iste is popular, your Web site will be on the first page of Google. The boatyard Web site has one page ranked number one in Google.
How do you know which keywords will make money? There are keyword analyzers on the Interent. Most of the good ones cost money, not a lot but some. After all, you can't expect to start your own business without some investment, even if it's on a shoestring budget.
Here is a tool that is very useful: (http://searchit.sitesell.com/waltera1.html) in finding keywords and analyzing Web sites.
The boatyard bought a system for $299. It has 50+ software modules that allow anyone with practically no technical knowledge to create their own Web site. Get this free course: Ihttp://aff-masters.sitesell.com/waltera1.html). This is a company that has been around since 1997. It has helped 20,000+ people world-wide to create their own Web sites.
What is great about this system is that they also have a forum where you can go and chat or ask questions about creating Web sites and experts will answer your questions free of charge. There are many steps to creating a Web site that works - one that produces an income. Free web sites just don't cut it. You need this industrial strength system to create a Web site that works and makes money.
You need to know how to Brainstorm keywords, how to write to presell, how to build your site, how to attract traffic, when to Monitize, how to Monitize, how to find the best niche for you, interpreting keyword supply, demand and profitability, RRS and blogs, E-zines, look and feel templates, how and where to get graphics, setting up forms, etc.
Then, when you have a Web site, you can submit it to the Forum and they will critique for free. There is even a Water Cooler where you can chat, gossip, rumors, etc. all in a friendly manner by people who really care.
With all the free Web sites out there, many people can create a Web site. But after wasting a lot of time on these free sites, they come to realize that they just don't work and that's when they give up.
It's like the gold miner in California who struck gold and he went to get some machinery to get the gold out of the ground. When he came back to his gold site, he dug a little with the new machine and the gold vein gave out. He gave up and sold the machine to a couple of miners down on their luck. They dug in the same place and bingo, just 3 or 4 feet from where the vein gave out, they struck another gold vein even bigger than the first.
So don't give up. Keep digging. There's gold in them thar hills!
2006-09-07 06:42:03
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answered by wabboc 4
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answered by Anonymous
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There are next to no jobs of Homeworking and the likes. There are several reasons for this.
Think about it as if you were a company. Would you send your expensive to an address that you had no confirmation of existing unless you have time to go there, and you still have no confirmation that they live there or will be there indefinetly, for the prospect that they might perform your task, on time and not just bin it all and split, or bin it all and get more, or take too long, or any other ideas.
Take envelope stuffing:
Leaflets to print cost maybe hundreds or Thousands of pounds, envelopes cost more money, labels more money. All this money that a company would be risking sending to someones house.
Then there is the issue that the private details of the clients of the company is going off a company premises, which as well as being risky is in potential violation of the Data protection act UK 1998 (Private data must be carefully protected by the company, if it is off premises, they loose some of the control of it).
Lets do Data Entry:
Your a reputable company with a global customer base. Would you send your valuable customer Information to a random house for a stranger to look after. and Proccess it in some way.
Doing that would contravene the Data Protection act 1998 (The data is outwith their control, so could be seen as breaching the Act) and you would have to possibly pay to insure house as a place of Business.
Telesales:
Some Random company offers you a job where you phone a database of numbers trying to offer the products of that company to the General public. Trouble is, when you go to claim your phone expenses, the company has Ceased to be.
These all seem legite on the face, or like good Business ideas, but there are flaws or other reasons that it can’t be possible.
Why not just go and get a job like most normal people, or change your living habits to live within your salary.
2006-09-07 08:15:23
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answered by Anonymous
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This is for people that are serious and who don’t want to be misled as we have tried many things and have found a company that has been around for 21 Years and pays you to advertise for them. My wife and I just started and are doing well. It is not an MLM company and no selling, no deliveries or stocking product. My wife’s aunt has been working with this Company (Melaleuca) for a little over 3 years and home schools 3 kids and makes $9,000 a month. It is a 500 Inc company and the CEO is on the U.S. Chamber of commerce board. I can arrange a web cast with my wife’s aunt for you and you can decide by yourself and WE WILL help you be successful. It is an honest Win Win.
If you want to see a web cast (presentation) from your home let me know and I will arrange it as that truly is the way to see all about Melaleuca. Have you heard of it. We have just gotten started with my wife's aunts help as it is a team effort and it is fun. Just a quick F.Y.I. 8 out of 10 people that see the web cast join the company and 95% of the people that join re-order product each and every month. Let me know when you are ready and we will set up the web cast.
e-mail: cleanandsafehome@yahoo.com
Thanks,
Rich & Teresa
2006-09-07 10:30:13
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answered by Anonymous
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Day Care
Gift Basket
Making Candles and Soap
Making Jewelry
2006-09-07 06:14:03
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answered by Key Key 2
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Home inspectors are good jobs, you can train at home, but you do have to leave your home to do the job, but in only a couple of hours you can get $200 or so. If you want a job so you don't have to leave the house, it might be child care in your home. There are many books in the library for home based businesses, try a few out
2006-09-07 06:14:59
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answered by Marty 4
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I have been searching for such a honest work from home job for past 6 months, nd till now no luck!
I am very wary of online job/survey stuff now, having been duped twice,
I suggest u also please check out the legitimacy of the job/survey u r joining,
Some widely used resources for checking them are the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org) and the national fraud center (www.fraud.org).
You can find more detailed information about a company at
http://tinyurl.com/gtb89
nd plz dont ever pay anything to anyone to get a job!
all the best :)
2006-09-07 15:46:44
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answered by Anonymous
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you could become a writer. Don't need to be a novel writer, can specialize in article submissions once you find a competent publisher, or you could just do children books w/ illustrations, the idea being that all you need is pen and paper. It's rewarding once you complete the project, and it could lead to fame and fortune for you, if you're good at it.
2006-09-07 06:18:05
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answered by diabolicwhispers 1
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Try the Pampered Chef! Fun, flexible, low-risk, great products...it works with many different lifestyles (part-time, full-time, seasonal). I've been doing it since Feb. 2005, and I love it!
I'd love to tell you more if you're at all interested!
For more info on products or consulting, visit
http://www.pamperedchef.biz/candiceskitchen
2006-09-07 09:59:27
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answered by Anonymous
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Depends where you live. A friend of mine started a clothes ironing business from home. She collected peoples washed and dried clothes took them to her home and ironed them then took them back. It wasn't´t long before she had to get premises to expand and take on extra staff. Have a look and see if this service is available near you.
2006-09-07 06:20:47
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answered by Northernbloke 3
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Since I'm disabled, I work at home to earn cash. I take surveys, sample products, sign-up for free trials, join clubs, register for credit cards and get paid for it all. I shop at hundreds of name brand stores and get rebates for every purchase. It's shopping I'm already doing, so why not get paid for it? I play mini-games for pearls, discover gems, find gold coins and trade them in for bonus prizes! I participate in free contests & treasure hunts for even more cash! I tell my friends and receive 20% of what they earn and 5% from my second level referrals. The earning potential is unlimited! If you're interested in earning extra cash check out Treasure Trooper:
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Two very similar programs I use are Order Cash 4 Free and Cash Crate:
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I've been able to earn a significant income from these three programs and I highly recommend them to anyone who need to earn extra cash.
2006-09-07 18:06:47
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answered by wefields@swbell.net 3
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