How to start a website, with your own domain with no money. - Part II

This is part II in a series of how to start your own web business with $0 money.     

So, now we have a domain name, host and a blog (there are other options available, we’ll go with blog) AND an extra 80 bucks for marketing. I’m going to go with the idea that you already have a general idea for your articles. Before you even start thinking about promotion, you want to maximize your site for that future incoming traffic.

     There are a few additions to any website that are practically mandatory when it comes to using the site to create income. Here are my top 7 places for monetizing your site to create even more income from your efforts.

1. Google Adsense - Yep..this is almost a requirement on any new site for extra revenue. Even with this site being brand new, I still make around $70 bucks a week off adsense
2. Kontera - Keyword specific marketing. This link keywords on your site to ads. - I honestly cant say I’ve had a lot of success with it. I believe its because this works better with high traffic
3. Clickbank - If you are selling or promoting..you need affiliates and affiliate money - This is a great moneymaker.
4. Auction Ads - Affiliate money from selling ebay articles.
5. Commision Junction - Many affiliate programs to choose from
6. Copeac - My favorite. A huge amount of affiliate programs. Many different offers, most of them with great conversion!
7. Affilateer.com - A great site for a couple of reasons. They have awesome programs, good offers, but more importantly, when you sign up, you get free advertising, over $400 WORTH!!!!:
Yahoo Search Marketing - $75
Google Adwords $50
Findology - $50
LookSmart - $50
Enhance Interactive  - $25
Search123 - $20
Miva - $25
adknowledge - $25
Microsoft AdCenter - $200     

     So now we have a website, domain, blog and $400 worth of advertising, and still have $80 in our pocket. Also, you need to make sure you submit your site to the various search engines too…but this is a good start and we still haven’t invested a thing.

Next, what to do with this.