1) Participate Conversation
Participate in chat rooms that related to the product you’re reselling. You need to start conversation with people and build a healthy relationship with them without trying to sell to them. After few days, try to mention the product you’re reselling in the conversation.

2) Create A Landing Page
Create a landing page that strictly talks about the product instead of sending your visitors directly to the affiliate website. Also, try to ask them to subscribe your newsletter as well. That way, you can make follow-up later on and perhaps you can offer them another great product.

3) Build An Affiliate Program Review Site Or Directory
Start your own affiliate program review site or directory. You can simply join all the affiliate programs on the internet, and also write a review about the program in your review site, this increases the chance people sign up under your affiliate link.

4) Design Your Own Affiliate Banner Ads
Design your own affiliate banner ads. It doesn’t stand out or increase the click through rate of the banner if you use the same affiliate banner as what others use. Use a different ad to give yourself an advantage over all the other affiliates. Simply use the banner ad and insert your face and say you recommend this program or product.

5) Participate On Web Discussion Boards
Participate on web discussion boards such as Yahoo! Answers. You can answer other people’s questions, ask your own questions, and post your comments. You can also include your affiliate link under each message you post.

6) Article Marketing
Register with EzineArticles and submit your article to advertise the affiliate programs you’ve joined. You’re recommended to create another page or blog to just talk about the product, when your write article in EzineArticles, write something useful (Not promoting the product) and refer or recommend people to visit the page for reference.

7) Create A Free E-Book
You can also create a free e-book in your niche, and insert the advertisement and link of your affiliate site. The purpose of the free e-book is to draw your target audience to download it. Also, you can submit it to some e-book directories for more exposure. The more exposure your free e-book gets, the more chance your ad will be clicked, the more chance you will get a sale.

Writing Articles

Sites that pay you to write articles are great for beginners because they easy and to the point. How hard is it to write a 250 word article on what topic you want. Generally a user gets paid when their articles receive a specific number of views. Remember the more articles you write the more potential you have to earn money. There are a number of sites out there that will pay you to do this including Bukisa and Associated Content.

Blogging

Blogging definitely offers the most potential when it comes to making money online for beginners. Starting a blog can be a little confusing but can pay off in the long run. Blogs make money through advertisements and affiliate programs. The more traffic you get to your blog, the more successful it will be. Blogger.com offers free blogs to anyone who wants to start blogging so if you want to make money blogging, I recommend starting there.

Survey Sites

Survey sites are good for beginners because they don’t require too much effort and the surveys come to you (your email). Survey sites generally give out anywhere from 2-15 surveys a month. A lot of this depends on your demographics. These surveys pay between $.50 and $15.00 on average. When choosing a survey site make sure that it is free to sign up with.

When getting started, you will probably want to choose one of the above to try first. Each has their advantages and disadvantages. If blogging doesn’t work for you, maybe writing articles will. Remember that you won’t get rich from these methods but with the right work ethic, you will be able to make a decent amount of money online

Know the Business Type

You can now focus on what specific type of product or service you want to sell. Some of the factors given for consideration will help you come up with a great idea for a product. What specific fields are you interested in? Can you apply your skills, hobbies or work experience to this field? Below are the broad types of product and service lines:

1. Product industries – You may choose to manufacture your own product, either for the mass market or for specialized or individual demands. Canned goods, wooden or plastic toys, and ready-to-wear garments are examples of goods produced for the mass market, while precision instruments for industrial use, and made-toorder furniture are examples of specialized products.

2. Service industries – You may choose to provide services. Service enterprises include repair and maintenance shops, printing and machine shops, and food retailing and catering establishments. Beauty parlors, dress and tailoring shops, recreation centers (bowling alleys, billiard halls, badminton courts) and entertainment businesses (theaters, videoke parlors, bars and pub houses) are also considered service businesses. The sunrise Information Technology (IT) industry is largely service. Think call centers, internet cafes, computer hardware and software shops, and business solutions programming companies.

3. Process industries - You may decide to perform only one or two operations in the total manufacturing process. If so, you are not, strictly speaking, a “manufacturer” but rather a “process” enterprise. The activities you perform can be initial operations on raw materials (milling, corrugating, sawing or cutting), final operations (finishing, assembly, packing or binding), or skilled or precision operations (embroidery, testing, woodcarving).

4. Subcontracting industries - If you choose to be a subcontractor, you will undertake subcontracting work for other enterprises, usually bigger ones. Big companies sometimes subcontract the manufacture of components, supplies or other specialized operations to smaller shops because the quantity required is not cost effective for their high-capacity operations. Many big companies also find subcontracting a cheaper and faster way to manufacture products. On the other hand, you, as subcontractor, are assured of a market for your products. You can probably avail of technical and financial assistance from your principal (the big firm), too. There is, however, a drawback to subcontracting: you may tend to rely on only one or two partner firms to stay in business.