At this juncture, I thought I could provide a step by step guide to those who have trouble understanding technical terms.

There are several ways to make money online. I have explained how to monetize your knowledge else where within this site. You don’t sell information directly to make money online, rather you give the information free to your visitor and earn by advertising on your site.

No one is good at everything; everyone is good at some thing!

I guarantee you, you are good at something. Find it out. You might not know the knowledge within you. In that case, ask your friend or anyone who is close to you, about your positive and negative aspects.

Do some brain storming and find a niche which you love to read, talk and write. Also pay attention to the experience you collected in the past which could be very valuable and written down can be a big hit on the net.

DO: Write a minimum of 30 articles on the niche you have chosen not less than 600 words. Take care not to make spelling and grammar mistakes. Write quality contents include your experience. Be open and write how you succeeded or failed. Both information are important. Your reader should be cautioned about the failed routes. Since you have failed once trying that, you can protect your reader from failing by going the same road. They will love it. There after, 2nd to 6th month, post at least 4 articles a week!

Hint: Choose some good image for your articles. Every article should have at least one image. Depends on the subject you may add more images. What ever you do, try and maintain the harmonic flow of the content with the meaningful image.

Tip: A guy writing about Rainforest and earns $ 16’000 to 18’000 a month. The site is getting 1.3 million unique visits per month.

DO: If you don’t have Gmail account, get one from Google now. http://www.gmail.com

DO: Setup a professional website. There are many options to archive this task. I recommend a content management system (CMS), which is easy to setup. I know that, it will be a little hard for you to learn management of such system. The time you spend learning this, will make your life easier, later down the road.

I recommend implementing Mambo version 4.6.2. Joomla is a good CMS too, but the rapid development of that system requires some technical knowledge to keep the system up to date. The best blog platform is WordPress. Need help with setting up your site? Check out what CashTheWeb.com has to offer here . . .

Once you have chosen the CMS platform, install it and follow the respective manual and post your articles.