Roadmap For Making Money Online

Here’s what I intend to cover over the next 8 or 10 posts here on Talar Systems, where you can learn what it takes to work at home and make yourself real money online … no fluff no BS.  As each article gets written, the bullet point below will turn into alive link to the individual articles.

• Making Money Through Paid Surveys Online
• Making Money Through Online Freelancing
• Making Money Through Sales On eBay
• Making Money Through The Sales Of EBooks
• Making Money Through Google AdSense
• Making Money Through Online Blogging
• Making Money Through Affiliate Or Associate Marketing
• Making Money Through An Online Clickbank Marketplace

I’ve arranged these in the order of what I think are the least difficult up through those which require a little more knowledge and study.  However all of them, and I repeat all of them are within the capabilities of anyone who was able to use the Internet well enough and read to the level of comprehension it took to get to this paragraph.

Also, each of these methods requires very little or even no investment of that precious commodity, cash.  From time to time I am going to recommend things that you might want to invest (small) amounts of cash into … tools to make the work go faster and easier .. but in virtually every case there are free alternatives (which I will certainly tell you about) that you can use instead.

Usually the tradeoff is time for dollars … and one thing each and every one of use reading these words has is the exact same amount of time … no more, no less … so anyone reading here CAN succeed using any of these techniques.

Now I ask you, how fair is that?  Your only obligation is read, study and the critical, most important thing of all DO something with the information that I present for you.  If you don’t intend to do … but only intend to read, file away and “think about” things you read here,then do us both as favor … leave now because you will only be wasting your time here if you don’t intend to take action … and frankly, my ego and my bank account are both mature enough that I don’t need people reading along just to give me moral support.

If you honestly intend to take action man make at least your first dollar online by tomorrow … with no investment whatsoever, then come back tomorrow and we’ll gets started … but I don’t want you to ‘try’.  In the words of the mighty Yoda, “Do, or Do Not, there is No “TRY”.

I’ll see the doers back here tomorrow.  Be well.

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Would You Buy A Used Car From This Man?

OK, I am sure I will not do myself any favors with this post.  It essentially has no commercial value, either.  But it’s my honest opinion and it is mind-boggling how long this charade has continued … and how many billions Google might have made in the meantime …

Google CEO Eric Schmidt in an onstage interview Wednesday at the Gartner Symposium in Orlando, Fla.

(Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET)

ORLANDO, Fla.–Eric Schmidt runs a company that earns most of its money from consumers, but the Google chief executive believes business customers are the company’s next big opportunity for growth after selling ads.

"Enterprise is a huge priority for the management team and me personally," Schmidt said Wednesday in an onstage interview in the belly of the enterprise technology beast, the Gartner Symposium here. "It’s the next big billion-dollar opportunity after our display (ad) business."

Google might not be at the core of every company’s operations, but Schmidt has some roots in the information technology community that assembles in force at Gartner Symposium. Before Google, he was chief technology officer at Sun Microsystems and CEO of Novell.

Google has a variety of business-oriented products and services–Postini for security, Checkout for online shopping, a search appliance for in-house search. But the highest profile effort is Google Apps, which in its premium incarnation delivers Gmail and an online office application suite for $50 per user per year. … read more of Google’s (Eric’s) foolish field of business dreams here.

In addition to all the many things we might debate about the merits (or lack of same) that might accrue by letting Matt Cutts (a man who believes Wikipedia is an authority) decide what business is appropriate for your company to talk about on the Internet, consider Eric’s track record.

Sun Microsystems was one the most prestigious power workstation source in the world.  I bought dozens of Suns when I worked for the military and I even managed to piss off some general who saw one on my desk when he didn’t have one on his.

Eric ran them virtually into the ground.  An accomplishment in itself.

Next, ever hear of Novell?  When office computing got started there was literally no real way to network except for Novell.  They owned so much of the market they might have had to worry about facing FTC probes regarding monopolies.  Only companies and government organizations who were serious losers used non-Novell networks.  The CEO who drove them off a cliff? You got it … our man Eric.

And this is the guy you trust to take a “propeller head” tech gizmo company like Google … which essentially makes money only from it’s consumer ads foundation and spends the rest of the time trying to re-shape the world at a negative cash flow … and chose this man to lead you into the corporate world?  Mind boggling.

And what is also mind boggling is that any company would consider subjecting it’s employees … and worse, trusting it’s corporate data … to Google .. lock, stock and corporate memo?  Mind boggling too.

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