Websites for Making Extra Cash

What Are The Best Websites For Making Money?

This article describes the three best websites for making money online. The three websites are "Project payday," "Cashcrate," and "MakeThatCashMoney." After months of searching online for legitimate ways to make extra cash, I have finally come to the conclusion that these websites actually do work, and you will get paid!

As a college student myself, I know how important making extra cash is. So trust me when I say that these websites do work. 

My personal favorite and possibly the most affective website for making money is Project Payday. The way I look at Project Payday is as if it is an online job. With this job though, you make your own hours. 

It is absolutely possible to make $30, $40, or even $50 an hour with Project payday. The general rule with this method of making money is that the more time you put into it, the more money you will make. 

Project payday requires no special skills. All it requires is your time. 

The way you make money with Project Payday is that you get paid by people who need referrals, to complete simple offers for them. You are considered one of their referrals. They will pay you around $25 for each simple offer you complete. Each offer you do only takes approximately 5 minutes of your time! The people who are paying you benefit because they got you as a referral, and you benefit because you made great money for such little work. With this method, you are paid through PayPal.

Cashcrate is another great website for making extra cash online. With this site you simply complete surveys and other easy offers for money. The site lays it all out for you. There is a huge list of offers for you to choose from once you have signed up, which means many opportunities to make good money.

It is absolutely possible to make money at a $20 an hour rate with this method! There are many tips and tricks that you can learn for Cashcrate in order to make the most money possible when completing offers and surveys. Cashcrate pays you monthly by Check.

As a fellow college student, trust me when I say that Cashcrate gives you the extra cash that you need. 

Similar to Cashcrate, MakeThatCashMoney is also a survey/offer website that pays you to complete simple registrations and such. 

The difference between Cashcrate and MakeThatCashMoney is that Cashcrate has fewer offers to complete. Cashcrate is used by so many people though and is so highly recommended. Most people feel more comfortable with Cashcrate because they have seen proof from so many people that they have been paid. Check it out on YouTube if you don't believe me. There you have it! The three best websites for making money.

 Nicholas Antico

Generate Referrals 24-7 By Choosing The Right Programs

If you are a business consultant or corporate trainer you no doubt understand the importance of developing referrals relationships. In fact just about every service professional out there has one thing in common - a need for steady referrals and leads. That is why I am so mystified that so few experienced professionals choose to utilize the power of their website to capture and engage potential clients and referrals sources. Did you know your website could create perfect referrals and attract new clients with people you haven't even met yet - automatically 24/7? 

Is your website sitting out there like a dumb blonde - pretty but useless? Many professionals view their websites like an expensive brochure, which by the way when was the last time a brochure got you a juicy consulting gig? Yes it is necessary to have a brochure style branding page but there are other ways to use the web to get clients - even if you are not technically savvy. First you must start to see the internet for what it is - a medium for sharing information, just like books, radio, TV and Films. 

The problem for many business people is that the medium is SO huge and the tools that are available spring up and change rapidly. Businesses get lost in the sheer number of options available. Too many new technologies coupled with information overload stops many businesses from using internet tools at all. Don't let the vast array of technologies keep you from using the internet to get new clients. There are tool available to you right now that only 5 years ago would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to create. You can use the same technologies to compete with any size competitor and win. 

But which technologies? ...Should you focus on articles, SEO, email, websites, newsletters, banners, ezines, audio, RSS, video, blogs, vlogs, myspace, utube, adwords, social networking or podcasting? How do you know which tools will really help your business capture qualified leads that turn into face to face meetings or jobs? You could literally spend all your time just researching the different options before you even begin to master just one of them. After all, you have a business to run as well, so it's important to choose a solution that fits into your business and lifestyle or no matter how good it is - it just won't work for you. 

One reason consultants and trainers aren't utilizing internet technology to get leads is because it is simply too overwhelming. Yes, you know you should have a newsletter or free report and you've heard that a blog would be a good idea too. You might have even considered creating an ebook, audio series or video for sale but the problem is finding the time and motivation to learn the technology or you may consider it too expensive to implement. 

If your website is still a very pretty paperweight let me suggest three things that will help you turn a static site into a magnet for new business. The first is to create an irresistible giveaway product. No, it doesn't have to be an all expense paid vacation to Tahiti because most likely what your target group really wants is great information - so give it to them. Write an ebook, special report or educational series. 

Next, create a capture page that is designed to do only ONE thing - trade your irresistible giveaway for their name and email address. Ok, it's irritating, but if your info is juicy enough (include a teaser or table of contents) then your prospects will gladly participate and add a link to this page all over you site. 

Third use an automated digital delivery system so the whole thing runs on autopilot. The most common for this purpose is an autoresponder service. This will allow you to set up the sign up box and automatically deliver your product. Best of all you can set up another sequence that will drip market your prospects. Once the system is set up - it literally runs by itself. All you do is direct people to your irresistible giveaway. 

Don't let the vast array of technology stop you from jumping into the web to catch a few new clients. Start with something simple and build from there. Remember your most valuable giveaway is your expertise and experience when you let people get a taste of just how much you have to offer don't be surprised if the damn just breaks open. 

Janice Riley

Keep the Referrals Coming

A key method of our survival in the business and retail world is referrals. Referrals are always nice, because they come from someone on the outside of your company who has enough trust and faith in you to refer someone in your direction.

When we receive a referral from someone, it seems like an easy way to get a sale, but keep in mind, referrals don't come without first building relationships with your current customers, and within your business community.

There are several ways to get referrals, but perhaps the easiest way to get them is from the people closest to you, the people right in front of you. Your current customers.

Your current customers will refer you business solely on your past treatment of them. If you treat your customers with kindness and sincerity, give them good products, and treat them as a person and not as a statistic, why on earth would they not refer their friends and family to you.

The extra couple of minutes you spend with your customer to make sure that they are happy and satisfied when they leave the table should result in a few referrals coming your way.

Think about it. Referrals just for being nice.

Another thing to keep in mind when it comes to getting referrals from your customers, is to just flat out ask them to refer you someone.

There are two ways you can go about doing this;

If you have a new customer and you have just wrapped up a sales session with them, thank them for their business and hand them two business cards. One is for them, for obvious reasons. And the other is to give to a friend or family member that may be in need of your services.

Trust me, you won't run into any objections, and this is a great way to keep your business card in circulation.

Another thing you can do with your current customers is call them from time to time. Say quarterly or every six months. Tell them that you are calling them to follow up, or to make sure that they are satisfied with your services. Then go on to explain to them that you are also calling to see if they have anyone in mind that may be in need of your services that they can refer. If they say no, than leave it at that, kindly thank them for their time, and hang up the phone.

A great way to obtain referrals is to join community-based organizations.

Here are few for you to consider:

Lions club, rotary club, coaching little league sports, Chambers of commerce, and church involvement.

The above-mentioned organizations are a great resource for obtaining referrals once you have established yourself within the group. They also give you the opportunity to build relationships and make a few friends with some of the business leaders within your community.

I always saw them as a great way to break up the monotony of your work week. The majority of these groups often meet once a week for lunch at local restaurants for an hour or so.

Keep in mind these luncheons are not free, so make sure they fit into your budget.

Once you receive a referral, make the most of it. Don't take it for granted. Call the person immediately, or make time to sit down with them at a time convenient for them

Remember, once a person refers someone to, you are automatically representing not only your company, but you are representing the person that referred you, and you want to make a good impression.

Imagine if someone was referred to you by one of your business associates, and you never followed up with them, or just let the information sit around for a few days, or your service was less than satisfactory. Do you think that person would ever refer someone to you again? Doubtful.

So when you get a referral, make the most of it, make sure the person doing the referring knows that you are taking the referral seriously and that you are doing everything you can in your power to satisfy that potential customer. It will keep the referrals coming.

There are people in business and in sales who have built such good reputations for themselves, that all of their business comes from referrals. They got to this point through years of hard work, networking, and providing excellent customer service. Make it your goal to get to this point. Hopefully, some of the above-mentioned ideas will help. Good luck!

Jay Conners