Update on PPP sites

My update on Pay per post sites doesn't come too long after my decision to join them. Well, it seems to be a bit of controversy going on about the subject; some bloggers (publishing posts sponsored by these sites) have lost their page rank in google and with the page rank, they have lost chances to monetise their blog. So following the advise of some other bloggers, I have decided not to take any chances. It might seem a good idea in the short term, but I wouldn't like all my work thrown away for anything.

As they say "where there is a will, there is a way", so I am not giving up. I just have to find a different way to do it.

Get paid to blog

You do it anyway, so why not get paid for it?

This is a new step, after all, the purpose of this blog is to be able to make a full time income and become debt free, so I have given a thought about those sites and started my new quest.

I have decided to try a few of these and if somehow they are good I will be recommending them and updating the readers. However, I will not compromise my integrity, I will write reviews of products that I wouldn't have any problem recommending even if I weren't being paid. Every sponsored post will be indicated clearly so readers know that what they are reading is a sponsored review.

Multiple streams of internet income

One of the things I have been doing these days is going through my book “Multiple Streams of Internet Income: How Ordinary People Make Extraordinary Money Online” by Robert G. Allen. It’s a fact, the vast majority of people that succeed in internet they do it by building multiple streams of income.

If you are new to make a living online you will love this book. It’s easy to read, easy to understand with step by step instructions to apply, even if you don’t know anything about internet marketing. The book provides the reader with multiple ideas to make money online and enough material and resources to make it happen.

I still find it useful to have a look from time to time, there is so many things that you can forget over time. I find the book refreshing, full of ideas and I find myself inspired enough to keep going with work.

The book became a best seller in the U.S. and its author, Robert Allen, has an already established reputation as an entrepreneur and mentor. The combination of the two makes the book worth a look if you have some time in your hands.

Update

So many things to do and such a little time in my hands! I have been so busy these days that I haven’t been able to update my blog. I am keeping up with my surveys, quite a good part of my time and I am learning as much as I can the rest of “any minutes” that I have spare.

My day lasts 24 hours, no more, no less. When I finally manage to get to work, that is when the kids go to bed, all I have left is an average of three hours. How much work can you manage to pack in such a short time?

Well,... you would be surprised!

Paid Surveys: Cashle

These last days I have been quite excited. I have found a new website for paid surveys and offers. And so far, I think that, this one, is going to be my favourite.

You can check it out:


Actually is really similar to Cashcrate another really good website. The site pays you to fill surveys and complete offers. As Cashcrate some of them you have to pay however, there are plenty that are 100% free.

Through Cashle you can earn money in different ways:

- Completing surveys and offers.
- They also have a good referral program that pays up to $1 for any new member that signs up and a commission of 15% on any money that your referral makes ( your referral doesn’t get less money paid, this is just your commission), there are two more levels of referrals at 3% and 2%.

The very best advantage is that there is no minimum withdrawal, which means that you can sign up and start earning money straight away, no wait for minimums to reach, you can withdraw it at any time from your paypal account.

New Year's resolution

Another year has gone, and for once in a long time I feel really motivated to reach my goal.

My new year’s resolution are:

1-Focus, focus, focus!! Too many things to do around the house, shopping, laundry, cleaning, (did we say anything about kids?) I need to focus on one thing at a time. Learn to prioritise and leave what is not important for later.

2-Organise!!! Write clearly my goals and place them in BIG in front of my area of work (Positive statements, the reason why I am doing them, nice photos that will motivate me...anything will do). Write monthly plans, weekly plans and daily tasks and follow through.

3-Strive to achieve £2,000 a month difficult to say, difficult to achieve at the beginning however I am sure that persistence will pay, so I am not going to allow myself to feel discouraged.

What about yours? What are you going to do this year to become debt free? Please leave a comment and share some of your ideas, I would love to hear them.