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Before I entered the world of blogging, none of the websites I designed for clients or myself had been monetized in any way (and none of them were blogs). I was aware of direct advertising as a means of getting a return on your investment, but I really hadn’t clued in to much else. One of my clients had started including affiliate links in her web updates and then she wanted some Adsense blocks added. I had never done any of this before so I had her tell me what she knew and I set about doing my own research to get more information.
The big names in the internet marketing world lead you to believe that all you have to do to start making money from your web site is to slap a few Adsense ads up there, buy their book or e-book, sign up for their affiliate program and “poof” – you will be an Internet Marketing Millionaire overnight. Guess what? That’s not quite how it works.
In my experience, monetizing your web site takes:
Every web site is different and there are many different ways you can monetize a site. Certain methods work better than others based on your content, your audience, your traffic level, and your end goals.
SOLID INVEST supports only Online Payment Processors that have a Minimum : 3/yr + Secure/Safe/Paying status with minimal or no problems.
Online payment processing may sound "high-tech" and complicated, but even the smallest nonprofit can easily get set up to receive payments through its website.
Many people hold some discretionary funds in an online payment system account so it's easy for them to buy or donate online, but credit card payments are still the norm. If your organization can accept online credit card payments, you maximize the number of people who are able to donate, pay membership dues and event registration fees, or make a purchase through your website.
To bring it down to the absolute simplest terms, your nonprofit will need 3 things in order to handle online payments by credit card:
-Click to Join-
SOLID INVEST supports only PTC Programs that have a Minimum : 3/yr + PAYING status with minimal or no problems. If you haven't already came across these in your internet surfing yet, you probably will. Most of them are advertised with flashy banners proclaiming "Instant payout! 75% referral commissions!" and the like. These are PTC sites. PTC stands for "paid-to-click". At its simplest form, this is exactly what happens. You register an account with one of these sites (NeoBux, Bux.to, TheClickers, and countless others) and you get paid to essentially view ads for a set period of time. For example, a site could pay you $0.01 per each ad you view for 30 seconds. Many of the ads are for other PTC sites or for get-rich-quick or casino schemes. The sites pay by a variety of means, but the two most common are AlertPay and PayPal (although you typically need to have met a payout threshold, such as five dollars).
The second way to make money on PTC sites is to refer others. These could be your friends, your family, or even people across the globe from you. Typically sites will advertise their referal program with a percentage. What does this mean? Well, 100% referral commissions means that whatever money your referals make, you make. So if you refer 5 friends and on one day they each click ten ads for a penny each, you earn 50 cents for that day, as well as an extra ten cents for clicking the ads yourself.
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