Other Ways To Work Online

[Experimental]

I know there are a lot of ways to work online. I thought I would start a subject for everyone to list ways they know to make money online. List the ways you know to make money online and add links if you can.

I'll start first:

Blog with Google Adsense.

Amazon Mechanical Turk
https://www.mturk.com/mturk/welcome?...VyZX50cnVlJQ--

Sorry for the long URL but that's it.

[silviana]

I make a little (definitely not a lot!) money by signing up to lots of survey sites. I have a lot of free time so I do many surveys each day and collect points from some which I exchange for Amazon vouchers, or payment into Paypal from others.

[Twila Zone]

I do some of that Amazon thing but it's not all that profitable. If you are a writer, it's often easier to get SEO article writing jobs. I'm not sure links are allowed here so would just suggest googling for these jobs.

[mamabear]

Some of the ways I earn money online as a writer include SEO article writing, content writing, forum posting, ad posting, through Outsource to Freelancers, IT Companies, Programmers, Web Designers from India, Russia, USA, and more - oDesk

[21Cfox]

Originally Posted by Experimental

I'll start first:
Blog with Google Adsense.
Amazon Mechanical Turk

I know Google Adsense, but what is Amazon Mechanical Turk about? My friend is working jobs there and she ever told me about this program, still I have no idea about it. Anyway, if you like photography, websites like MicroStockPhoto (not sure if it's the right name) can help you monetize your hobby.

[Experimental]

Amazon Mechanical Turk is a site for people to do bits and pieces of work for people who post their small jobs there. There are as many tasks as there are people but you do small jobs for whatever price is posted. They pay Amazon, Amazon pays the person who does the job. There is a lot of work but it takes forever to make money at it because they pay so little (usually .01 to $5.00 per task).

[Jeff]

Originally Posted by 21Cfox

I know Google Adsense, but what is Amazon Mechanical Turk about?

Mturk, as it's called, is where humans do the work that computers can't do. I've done some stuff there and made some money but it's really more pocket change than anything else.

[Micah]

You can become an affiliate of companies. There are many companies out there that offers affiliate programs. You can refer as many people as you want and you will get a percentage or payment for the clients that bought the services or products in that company where you have been affiliated with.

[21Cfox]

Thanks Experimental and Jeff for the explanation. It doesn't like the way I want to make money on the net, considering that they pay so little to do the jobs posted there.