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The Different Online Business Models And Pitfalls To Avoid

So many people want to rake in cash from the internet nowadays. Nevertheless, many will fail and do not return because the model they choose does not fit their personality. As a general rule, the whole online thing are categorized by only two big models and your choice will depend on your personality. In this article, I will talk about these two models and things to avoid when you are using them.

The first online model is the time model. In this model, you can start the project with almost zero or little capital investment and are able to reel in a couple of hundred dollars per month. Your income will increase as you keep adding more and more web properties. The fastest way to actually make some quick cash online is to be a freelance writer. People, especially webmasters, pay writers to produce content for their website. If you can just spend most of your time of the day churning out between five to ten articles, you can earn anywhere from $14 to $40, depending on the quality of the work that you produce. However, the downside is there is no residual income for being a freelance writer and you are pretty much restricted in terms of the things that you can write about. However, if you have a little more cash to spare, you can be a webmaster and start building web properties and drive traffic to them. Slap some ads on them or promote a product. This source of income will continue for years to come. Alas, the risk is that you might be unsuccessful in your venture and you waste your money for nothing.

You will be needing some starting capital for the second model. But the good thing is you will not need to deal with customers. Welcome to the world of stock trading. Trading is a high risk high reward game and if you are not psychologically fit, you can lose all your investment in a day. It is definitely more risky than the first model but you see results instantly and you can scale this up pretty well once you have grown your capital to a solid level.

As with every other venture, you need to be cautious of scams and online theft. There are so many cases of people hacking into official websites and personal accounts to deceive gullible consumers and part them from their hard earned money. It is always wise to protect your identity. Virtual cards are also a safe way to make online purchases. You get random numbers every time you swipe your card.

With all these information in mind, you should be ready to tackle the world of online business. Just be careful to not burn your fingers along the way.

by: Regalian Seagal




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