The Secret to Making Money Online
Are you tired of not succeeding online? bored of no Adsense income? exasperated from the lack of instant cash? well then good for you. You’ve come to the right place 
keep reading to discover the ultimate secret to making money online.
“Drum rolls please!”….
And the secret is… HARD WORK!
Sorry to disappoint! you were probably expecting some cheesy pitch for some ‘get rich quick’ ebook right? or if you’re abit gullible you were expecting an actual easy solution to your lack of greens.
Well, forget the self-help ebooks. Forget the $97 tutorials. Just focus on one thing as the primary force of your future income: hard work. It doesn’t get any simpler than that and I need to apply the same rules to myself. Luckily I never wasted tons of cash on crappy ebooks etc because I have just never been that gullible to believe anything in life is that easy.
But I did anticipate that making money online would be easier than it is. Which is where I was wrong, don’t kid yourself or the people around you. It’s as hard as any other job, what makes it more rewarding is the payout and when you get that payout and that constant flow on the go, the workload is reduced. But on the way up, you need hard work. I do to, we all do. Now get to work and subscribe for some real tips to come!
Good advice. Are you sure it is only the hardword? I will add a few to that: networking, working smarter, educating yourself. Of course you may argue that every thing boils down to hardwork. And you are right. I posted snippets of your article in my newly launched blog popularity site. Check it out.
Obviously alot more comes into the mix. The point I was making is that hard work is unavoidable unless you get very very lucky with something that instantly spreads, which is rare.
And like you said, those things are in affect all tied into hard work. Hard work is the primary root is what I am saying, like I say here:
“the primary force of your future income: hard work.”
I believe it is hardwork too but there are ways that make this hardwork easy, which is experience and knowledge of what you do.
Hmmm… yes but that comes with hardwork. Which is what I mean when I say the workload is reduced. But it takes hardwork to get there.
ha ha … great advice said in creative manner, I do believe there is no other way to HARD WORK, but I would like to add one thing here is that there are two things, SMART HARD WORK and HARD WORK, these days SMART HARD WORK is more required then only a hard work.
Nice post anyway.
Your article got me.
I think it is in our human nature to be lazy and want things easier. Heck, why else would the car, wheel, electricity, etc., have been invented if not to make a lazy man’s life easier. 
Thanks for the poke in the ribs. Good luck to you!
Ain’t that the truth. I’ve been just as upset to find out how hard it is to make money online. I actually got VERY lucky when I first started out (I was making over $7000/month) within a few months of doing it with a simple PPC trick (this was 2005) … but unfortunately not long after that the company I was making all that money with banned bidding on their trademark (it was allowed at that time) and that was the main thing I was doing… anyways long story short – I had to start over again. And since then I’ve found that it is indeed very hard. Now I go the SEO route and that’s what I recommend to others. Why? Because while it is a LOT of hard work, at least your hard work is BUILDING UP TO SOMETHING… if you concentrate just on PPC – it sort of like running in a ball… dig what I’m saying? … at least that’s my experience. I know a lot of people make an ass load of money with PPC only… Anyway, I guess I got to get back to work.
Well… I’ve never found SEO that hard. I think you make it as hard as you want it to be, I think some get obsessive and focus too much on it.
Viral traffic easily outdoes search engine traffic. About 4.5% of my traffic comes from search engines. I optimize to the basic extent and no more. And with blogs, write for humans and be as creative as possible. Forget Google.
As long as you keep making fresh, unique, quality content and viral content which gets backlinked you will rank high anyway.
Anyway, thanks for your input.
Great advice but you did spell “subscribe” wrong at the end. You might want to fix that mate.
how about posting a “my online income” article in detail?
Cheers