1. Affiliate Marketing
You may already know that affiliate marketing is one of the oldest online moneymakers out there. Here’s how it works:
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- As an internet entrepreneur, you'll need your own web presence: website, blog, social media platforms, landing pages, sales pages, banner ads, or e-commerce site. But instead of selling your own products, you sell the products of other companies. You can use several of these combinations, if you like, as long as you get your marketing message to the public.
- Then, pick a hot affiliate niche market with many potential customers. Look at social media to ID trends and see what’s hot on sites like Amazon and CJ Affiliate, for example.
- Provide important content and marketing messages aimed at your prospects.
- When customers on your digital platform click on a link to make a purchase, they are taken to your affiliate partner’s site to complete the transaction—and you get a commission for every completed sale. The best part is you don’t have to deal with shipping or customer service.
2.Blogging
These people are primed to buy your products either via ads or affiliate links in your posts. Why? Because you’ve been providing useful free (targeted) content, and people have come to know and trust you. Also, you make your site / online storefront attractive in the eyes of Google by regularly adding useful information in the form of articles, videos, etc. This results in higher rankings in Google's search engine, so, hopefully, you appear on page one because most people don’t go to page two on Google. There are many ways you can monetize a blog and the traffic you get to it. You can promote products as an affiliate, promote your own products and services, and have ads on your blog as well.
3.Niche E-commerce
As a startup internet entrepreneur, you're not competing with e-commerce titans or major retailers like Walmart. You also don't need a warehouse or a logistics system to sell your wares. What you do need to succeed is to narrow-focus. In other words, find your niche, and stick to it. That way, you become the go-to expert and appear high in the search engine rankings. The most important thing is that there has to be a market for your niche. For example, you might have a passion for 16th-century French poetry, but you won't attract many readers. When it comes to e-commerce, the key is to have a very specialized focus that attracts a particular audience.
4.Your Own YouTube Channel
Top YouTubers can make millions each year, and that includes 5 year-olds. But you don’t need millions of viewers to make money on YouTube. Take PewDiePie, who has made more than $15 million filmings himself playing video games. Some ideas for valuable videos include how-tos such as recipes, unboxing (where you open a product for viewers), food and travel reviews, music videos, comedy skits, and so on.
Here's how to make money on YouTube:
Set up your YouTube channel, the place where your videos will live.
- Upload videos consistently and be specific when describing the content in your video. Make sure your videos are high-quality and contain useful or entertaining content. You don't need a fancy camera to get going; a smartphone will suffice in the beginning.
- Put the word out on your social media platforms like Facebook and your email marketing list. You should also share the videos on social media or embed them on your blog or website.
- Respond to comments from viewers to create a fan base. Your job is to attract and keep viewers.
- Monetize your undertaking by allowing YouTube to include ads in your videos. When viewers click on an ad, you split the fee with Google. The more views, the more revenue for you.
One other thing to mention, you don't have to get in front of a camera to make money with YouTube videos. Many of the most successful YouTube channels are screen capture videos with tutorials of software or videos where you see someone do something or do a voiceover, never actually appearing on camera.
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