Three Barriers To Free Easy Money
Q: I want to make some free easy money, but I always seem to keep struggling, and so far, I've only made a few dollars online.
What do I do wrong? A: That is a really good question, and unfortunately, you're not alone with that problem.
It seems to me that there are three barriers that keep people from making the income they would like to do.
They are stuck in an unlucky situation, and they don't know how to go on from there.
Three Barriers Barrier 1: Jumping from method to method.
The Internet is full of great money making ideas, and it's easy for a newbie to become blinded by all those shiny things.
Many newbies and even more experienced people jump from one method to the next all the time.
They buy an eBook with the latest "how to make $1,000 while you sleep" system; they read it; and then they purchase the next promising info product.
They start twenty new projects: they write an article and point it to a free blog with an affiliate product.
When this doesn't give them immediate income, they try to make money on Fiverr.
After having experienced a failure here, they start an AdSense mini-site.
They make an attempt to sell Amazon products.
And then they start selling ClickBank products.
They never stop to see, if any of those projects would work, if they just put in more hours of work.
They give up, if they don't see an immediate result.
Barrier 2: Lack of focus.
People, who don't succeed online, suffer from a lack of focus.
They try out different methods, often at the same time, but they don't affine the methods, or analyse what went wrong.
They just skip it, and go on to the next.
Barrier 3: No analysing.
Instead of working on one project at a time, and focusing only on one method, people who struggle online either skip what they are doing, or they keep doing the same things in the wrong way.
If they focused on one thing at a time, they would be able to fine-tune their method, and analyse what works and what doesn't work.
Working on only one project, makes it easier to analyse it.
If your system consists of building an AdSense blog, and adding blog posts of high quality, and you're not making money, you should stop and think and find the missing link: - Are you getting enough traffic to your blog? - Are you getting traffic, but no clicks on the ads? - Are your ads paying too little? Staying with and focusing on one project makes it possible to make free easy money.
What do I do wrong? A: That is a really good question, and unfortunately, you're not alone with that problem.
It seems to me that there are three barriers that keep people from making the income they would like to do.
They are stuck in an unlucky situation, and they don't know how to go on from there.
Three Barriers Barrier 1: Jumping from method to method.
The Internet is full of great money making ideas, and it's easy for a newbie to become blinded by all those shiny things.
Many newbies and even more experienced people jump from one method to the next all the time.
They buy an eBook with the latest "how to make $1,000 while you sleep" system; they read it; and then they purchase the next promising info product.
They start twenty new projects: they write an article and point it to a free blog with an affiliate product.
When this doesn't give them immediate income, they try to make money on Fiverr.
After having experienced a failure here, they start an AdSense mini-site.
They make an attempt to sell Amazon products.
And then they start selling ClickBank products.
They never stop to see, if any of those projects would work, if they just put in more hours of work.
They give up, if they don't see an immediate result.
Barrier 2: Lack of focus.
People, who don't succeed online, suffer from a lack of focus.
They try out different methods, often at the same time, but they don't affine the methods, or analyse what went wrong.
They just skip it, and go on to the next.
Barrier 3: No analysing.
Instead of working on one project at a time, and focusing only on one method, people who struggle online either skip what they are doing, or they keep doing the same things in the wrong way.
If they focused on one thing at a time, they would be able to fine-tune their method, and analyse what works and what doesn't work.
Working on only one project, makes it easier to analyse it.
If your system consists of building an AdSense blog, and adding blog posts of high quality, and you're not making money, you should stop and think and find the missing link: - Are you getting enough traffic to your blog? - Are you getting traffic, but no clicks on the ads? - Are your ads paying too little? Staying with and focusing on one project makes it possible to make free easy money.