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Some useful list for making extra money online (Updated 05 June 2009)

April 1st, 2008 |

Author: JYDC Admin

Article Source: The Only Yard For The Internet Junkie

Making Extra Money

Some useful list for making extra money online

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Here’s some list that I’ve collected through my research… You might find something that would be useful to you… If you got any other similar listing like this that you would like to add in here… Please inform me by leaving a comment here so that I can update this list for others to share with… And please also include a little description about it… Comments and suggestions appreciated… Thanks…

Build your Site Map online (XML, ROR, Text, HTML) This website purpose is to let you create an XML sitemap format that can be submitted to Google to help them crawl your website better. Create a Text sitemap to submit to Yahoo. Create a ROR sitemap, which is an independant XML format for any search engine. Generate an HTML site map to allow human visitors to easily navigate on your website

The Exabytes Affiliate Program! This program is free to join. it’s easy to sign-up and requires no technical knowledge. Affiliate programs are common throughout the Internet and offer website owners a mean of profiting from their websites. Affiliates generate sales for commercial websites and in return receive a commission for any sales they generate. Real-Time Statistics And Reporting!

Make Money with HotelClub Affiliate Program and earn 50% of the net commission made by HotelClub on each booking. Net commission means the total commission generated by HotelClub on each sale, less processing fees. Alternatively, you have the ability to specify a mark-up on the discounted rate we provide to you, so in effect – you control your own commission.

Promote = Joe Bucks = and earn 5% of your referred Webmaster sales for life!

HerbalBiz Business Opportunity. Basic Package = $1 Payout. Premium Package = $25 Payout. Plus 5% of your referral sales for life!

Join WidgetBucks and get your $25 bonus instantly for just signing up. :w00t:

Google AdSense is the best advertising program… Signup and start earning money with every click… :whistle:

Get your own EntreCard and start earning credits… You’ll get credits for dropping your card to the other EntreCard users sites and you’ll also get credits if the other users dropped their card in your sites… And you can also earn credits if the other EntreCard users buy your EntreCard Ads space… It’s a simple thing to do…

teliad – The marketplace for text links. They will credit your account with 30 US$ for each new customer that you successfully acquire for them. The new customer merely needs to generate turnover of at least 15 US$ within the first two months. i.e. buy and/or sell text links for 15 US$. Join now!

Buy and sell links . They will pay you 10% of all revenue earned by publishers that you refer to them. This 10% of revenue earned from publishers you refer is good for a full two years after the publisher joins . They also offer you the ability to earn up to 15% of all revenue publishers you refer. You will be paid out $25 for any referred advertiser who makes a purchase at their site. Try it!

BackLinks – The best yet! You will be paid $100 for each advertiser that you refer who buys at least $50 per month in text links. You will be paid $25 for each publisher that sells at least $5 in text links using their service. I’d recommend this to everyone. Really works! Join Now!

Sell banner ads or Buy banner ads . Rather than a flat $10 you will get 5% of whatever your referrals buy or sell, ongoing while they remain a member. So if you refer someone who sells an ad worth $100 you get $5. If you refer someone who buys a $100 ad you get $5. And you keep getting those commissions for each ad they renew or continue to sell . Join Performancing Ads as a Seller or a Buyer.

LinkWorth – They will pay you $50.00 for each new account sent to them through your affiliate link. The $50.00 will be a pending payment which is payable once the referring account has spent or earned a minimum of $100.

MoreNiche – If you’re completely new to affiliate marketing then they can provide you with a website, articles and all the advice you need for free. You’ll also get a $45.00 bonus when you join the MoreNiche Affiliate Program for free.

Outside The Box

March 27th, 2008 |

Author: JYDC Admin

Article Source: The Only Yard For The Internet Junkie

Article Source: JunkieYard Dot Com

Outside The Box

by: Phillip A. Ross

Outside The Box

Thinking “outside the box” or as it is sometimes called, “coloring outside the lines” is a popular idea in the business world today. People and organizations are told to think outside the box or color outside the lines as a way to stimulate creativity when they need to solve problems like streamlining production, establishing a new product, or developing a new process. And it’s true that creativity and innovation often arise from unexpected and unconventional thinking.

But there is a serious problem with trying to apply such thinking too broadly.

For instance, creativity is valued in art and advertising, but not in banking and accounting. An accounting firm recently ran an ad suggesting that it could think “outside the box.” Do you really want your business to be associated with creative accounting? Aren’t accountants supposed to put the numbers in the right box? Wasn’t creative accounting a serious problem for Enron?

In reality, clear thinking and the creativity that it produces are rarely a matter of thinking outside the box. And coloring outside the lines is for the most part just sloppy workmanship. The art of clear thinking is a matter of putting thoughts in to the right boxes or categories. Clear thinking is a matter of mental organization. Conversely, sloppy thinking involves the confusion of categories, of putting ideas into the wrong boxes or not putting them in order at all. Is a child who will not straighten his or her room creative or just sloppy? There is a significant difference. While creativity sometimes looks sloppy to an outside observer, it does not issue from sloppiness.

Picasso was a creative artist.

But his creativity was not a matter of the art he produced. In reality his abstract work is technically sloppy. It looks like the work of a child. Picasso could sell his abstract art only because he had previously established himself as an artist who could color inside the lines very well. Had he not first proven his artistic talent in the traditional way, his abstract art would have been worth much less. He used his reputation as a traditional artist to establish a new direction in art. He didn’t so much color outside the box, as he expanded the boundaries and definition of the box. But the point is that his abstract creations were valuable only because of his proven abilities in the traditional arts.

Contrast my own efforts to establish myself as an abstract artist. My art has gone unnoticed because I have not been able to prove myself as a traditional artist. Not that I actually tried to do so, but I am using myself as an example to make the point. The creativity of a novel idea requires the discipline of order and structure to be valuable. Picasso’s art is valuable because he was an accomplished painter who intentionally colored outside the lines. My art is not valuable because I am not an accomplished painter and I accidentally color outside the lines. While the two products may look similar, the difference is critical.

Creativity is more than breaking the rules.

Similarly, Joseph Heller was able to break the rules of English grammar in his book, Something Happened (Scribner, 1974), only because he was intimately familiar with them. Having taught English at the University of South Carolina, he was a master of grammar. And only out of his expertise could he creatively exploit, expand and redefine the boundaries of grammar. And so it is with regard to thinking outside the box.

Thinking outside the box apart from being able to think inside the box is worthless.

Such thought is just plain sloppy. Thus, the suggestion that creativity lies in the ability to think outside the box is mostly nonsense. Creativity issues from talent, ability and discipline. Talent must be forged and shaped on the anvil of discipline in order to develop ability. Great ability is always the result of study, discipline and practice.

Creativity is more a matter of seeing that the boxes themselves are inadequate and suggesting a better arrangement or a better definition. Creativity doesn’t simply discard the boxes, it redefines and/or rearranges them after becoming intimately familiar with them. Real creativity is always the fruit of discipline and order. Creativity, in order to be genuinely creative and not simply sloppy disorganization, must emerge out of discipline and order as an intentional effort.

While a creative idea often comes unbidden out of unexpected places, it requires discipline, study and order to make something of it. Apart from discipline and order, what passes for creativity is nonsense, and to suggest otherwise actually undermines and/or weakens the creative process.

What does this mean for our industry? Distributors and suppliers should apply themselves to mastering the basics before attempting to break the rules in the name of creativity. Don’t start outside the box. First, establish your ability to think within the box. Master the rules before you suggest breaking them. For example, before a distributorship presents a wild, innovative concept to a client for a campaign, it should first establish its expertise with campaigns and/or ideas that have a track record of yielding good ROI. Designers, artists, and copy writers should establish their mastery of basics before experimenting outside the box. For the most part the important stuff is inside the box.