3 Ways To Earn Beer Money Online

by Joe on February 3, 2009

You don’t need to invent the next Facebook to pick up a little beer money online.

Here’s 3 simple ways to pocket some brew bucks:

beerInsert Google AdSense Into Legacy Blog Posts

I don’t recommend spamming your readers with tons of advertisements, especially around fresh content that loyal followers want to devour unadulterated.

However, for blog posts that have already reached ‘the regulars’, inserting Google AdSense Ads into the content is a way to pick up some change.

Older posts, especially those you link to from newer material, will still find an audience of search engine readers who stumble upon your info.


Recommend Your Favorite Amazon Products To Readers

Amazon offers a program called Amazon Associates that pays a referral fee when people buy products you recommend.

All you need to do is enter the name of the item you want to share, then insert a line of code into your blog post.

One caveat: Don’t sell out by recommending items you have no interest in.

Readers can tell the difference between something you’re genuinely passionate about vs. promoting a product strictly for financial gain.

Sponsor A Contest

Contests are a fun, effective way to start new conversations with readers.

If you need to generate some revenue to fund your online efforts, consider starting a conversation with a brand that leads to a sponsored post or contest.

You make phone calls during business hours and network as a part of your day job, right?

Using those same skills for your online ventures can generate some serious beer money.

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