1) Use web servers such as Flickr to upload online photo albums to allow general access and for others to view it easily.
2) Bitorrent can also be utilized to cut download time and to earn money for the various stuff that you upload online.
3) Then, use commission junction or affiliate marketing to allow yourself to create your own web sites and earn big money online.
4) Use Google Adsense and other Ads to earn quick cash.
5) Write a paid review, and you can earn up to 400 dollars!!!! =)
Hi, actually I find this course quite interesting and amusing because it teaches me about several business jargons such as "commoditization" and many others. As a budding adolescent, it is extremely useful as it will better my financial IQ and teach me business skills like marketing, using the Internet as e-commerce and others.
On the 1st day of the sabbatical, I was taught cool terms such as the "Long Tail" which includes online businesses, such as music and stuff. Also, we learnt about the software tech life cycle which is a transition from birth, to growth, to its pinnacle and to its recession and finally to its ebb which is death. Also, we gleaned some knowledge about the Pareto 80/20 principle, which basically is tells us that when a specific company puts in 20% of its high-ticket sales products, or effects, it will generally get back 80% of the sales revenue and the results. It's vice versa as well for the remaining 80%.
For today, I leanrnt more about e-commerce and how web 1.0 gradually shifts into web 2.0 and how specific online services such as google Adsense which has a seamless networking program and also flickr and bitorrent, which appeals to a younger and wider target audience.
I hope it will benefit me in the future.