Making Money

You wanna try PayPerPost? Go ahead!

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Payperpost has been going quite a few months now. It’s a great way to provide a stream of income for your blog as it will provide a stream of posts for you to write about. So you can earn a little blog money, by joining up and posting about good products and services. Actually, Payperpost can be good for your blog in a number of ways:

  • 1. you can generate some good posts
  • 2. it encourages you to post regularly
  • 3. you join a community of other great bloggers
  • 4. you can earn a little money,
  • 5. it encourages readers to read regularly, too.

So what are you waiting for? Join up today. If your blog isn’t quite 90 days old, yet. Never fear. You can always come back and register soon!

Small Loan, Big Returns

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If you can get a no fax cash advance, then perhaps you don’t have to turn to a family member. But if you can’t, a family loan is a great thing, indeed. I found this to be true. In fact, my father was kind enough when I was out of college to loan me the grand sum of $200 to pay for my ELT course training. Turned out to be the loan that started a chain of events that led to where I am now. As a result of his generosity, I took training that enabled me to get a job in a community center role teaching ESL, then with that experience, I was able to get on a Certificate Course (RSA CERT of TEFL). After that, I emigrated and found work teaching in Taiwan. I have now my own business, and a satisfying career. All from a $200 loan. I’d encourage anyone taking a similar route, to look at the page for these tips. In the event that your loan has to be repaid, this page can really help you focus on paying back your loan, properly and efficiently.

Shopping Carts – They’re not all the same!

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There are a tonne of shopping carts out on the market, some of them free, some of them not. Miva Merchant comes in at the top end of products for small business, Zencart, and OScommerce. In many ways, each of these is kind of top heavy on the learning, powerful, and not particularly flexible, esp. in the hands of SMEs who perhaps don’t have so much experience.

However, Avactis Shopping Cart makes it very easy to integrate your online store into your existing website, thereby making Avactis an easy and obvious choice if you don’t want to redo your entire website around your store (many people wouldn’t choose this route!). You can view a site made with Avactis here.

I tried OScommerce and found it very clunky. Without experience of using it, it was quite difficult (impossible for me) to integrate this with an existing website. I also tried Zencart which was easier, but still not straightforward.