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Making a blog more interactive (read: getting more visitors to stay), aside from requiring a big dose of creativity, can cost you some money at times. However, it if you come across a stroke of genius, it does not have to be that costly. It can be fun for your visitors, too. Such is this comment contest run by Alvin Phang of Gather Success. 

If you love answering making money online questions and won’t mind winning $10 in the process, you might like to join this comment contest.

How to participate?

To enter this contest, just answer three simple question! All you need to do just post a comment below stating the following:

1. What are your top 3 biggest problems making money online?
2. What are your top 3 biggest problems when it comes to getting traffic?
3. How much would you be willing to pay to learn how to make money online and
how much time would you spent on it each week?

Having a large number of comments on your blog signifies that your blog is very stimulating that conversation can easily flow with every post you publish. If you’d like to jumpstart this kind of blogging milestone - consider Alvin’s way of getting visitors to talk.

If you’d like to learn more ways to get comments on your blog, Make Money Online Blog of the Week - Kumiko’s Cash Quest has controversial tips on never seeing zero comments on your site again.

Tags: comment contest, Alvin Phang, blog gimmick

I discovered another source of job openings for bloggers via Blog News Watch - Performancing Blogger Jobs thread 

Here’s one blogging job for techie bloggers, specifically those who are experts on the following topics:

1. Web 2.0 applications, and web technologies in general

2. VoIP, telephony, cellular

3. Wi-Fi

4. IPTV/ Internet TV

5. GPS

6. RFID - light emphasis

Go here for the details of the job.

Tags: technology blogging, blog job, Performancing

If you are great with web designing and you can definitely blog or create content and would like to know about another option on how you can make money online using another online business model, read on.

Reputation Defender, an online identity monitoring service, is a search engine optimization company that does what it claims as “Google insulation.”

For a monthly $10 fee, it monitors what information about the client is being disseminated online. And for an extra $30, it can “destroy” content that is not favorable to the client. via Forbes

This is one of the businesses that Google helps make thrive.

What does it take to put up this kind of online business?

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Got an email today from Kristie T. about FusionCash, a get-paid-to-complete-offers service.

Here is straight from its FAQ list:

An offer is an advertiser’s way of gaining customers. An offer may be for a product or service, or merely for registering on a website. Each offer has different terms for completion, which are usually listed along with the offer description. If the offer does not have any “requirements” listed, you may assume that completion requires you to sign up and order the product or service offered.

It has a sign-up bonus of $5. Its offers’ payouts vary from cents to $25. It sends payout via PayPal and check delivery monthly. Like many get paid to complete offer services, it has an affiliate program, too, if you’re into these methods of making money online.

Aside from signing up for a Fusion Cash account, which won’t cost you a dime, the requirements to get started with Fusion Cash include:

1. An access to the Internet
2. A valid email address
3. You must be a US Citizen

The last requirement made me lose hope. But if you’re trying this GPTC service, or if you have any proof that FusionCash is a scam, feel free to inform me so I can get things straight here.

b5media, THE blog network that has just ramped up to 200+ blogs this year, is looking for yet more bloggers. This time, the recent venture capital receiver global media company is in search of bloggers for their music channel.

We will be looking to cover the emerging music scene in various locations such as Toronto, London UK, New York.

We will be looking to cover various genres and categories such as: acoustic rock, British invasion and influence, classic albums, hip hop, rap, indie rock, music industry news, online music services, the indie experience (from a band’s perspective), pop, Top-40 and the world of guitar playing.

We will also be looking to cover specific bands who are newsworthy and blogworthy such as U2, the Beatles and Justin Timberlake.

You can apply here.

via b5media

There are so many reasons why you should browse through forum boards and start posting what you can contribute to those forums’ content. Aside from the wide variety of information that you can get from these forums, you can make money from them, too.

Here are five get-paid-to-post forums that can get you started on making money online just by sharing some bits of advice or asking.

1. WiredFlame.com

Always in search of dedicated and talented writers to become part of their team, they require their writers their free time on a daily basis and assure them that they can earn money just by doing what they love. Writers see this as a great opportunity. They can enjoy their own time and their very own desk where they work. Thing is the positions for this site is limited so one must apply as soon as possible.

The requirements for working for WiredFlame.com are fluency in English, can write 20 words for each post, which will be reviewed and monitored by the WiredFlame staff to ensure the quality of the post. Without the approval of the staff, the writer will not get paid. WiredFlame.com pays 15 to 20 cents per post. Apply here.

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If you are interested in making money online, then you may have encountered offers and money-making schemes online that require you to have a website. Setting up your own website, however, can be time-consuming. You will need to learn HTML, or master the use of website making software. You will then have to come up with an eye-friendly, navigation-easy site design, which entails knowledge in color coordination and font-to-motif matching. You also need to have interesting, informative content that site visitors will value so much that they will keep returning to your site.

All this work then needs to be placed on a server, and you may need to buy yourself an easy-to-remember domain name. You will then have consumed time and money in making a website that may potentially make little or no impact in the thousands of other websites now on the Internet. Your aim to earn money, therefore, can fail without the proper website.

But do you truly need a website to succeed financially online? With the advent of Web 2.0 and a more interactive Internet, you can earn money without having to put up a site. Here are ten ways by which you can stuff your bank account solid, ok maybe just some extra dough, with little HTML savvy.

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If you are looking for another blog that’s featuring a wide variety of methods to earn using a computer and the Internet, PCMoneyMaker is another great source.

It points to a number of sites paying contributors to submit content, sites that shares revenue to its users, get paid to play opportunities, and more.

Thanks to PCMoneyMaker, I got reminded about Amazon Mechanical Turk, which pays people to do tasks that computers can’t carry out.