[b]I've come across many people who think online business is a hoax -- all because they've tried out one or more online money-making ventures, but didn't make any money. But on probing further into their experiences, I discovered that they didn't venture into online business in the first place.

Most decriers of online business don’t understand what an online business really means. They think everything that fetches money over the Internet passes for a real online business. So, they plunge into any online activity that promise to fetch them money. But in the end, they failed because they missed it right from the start.

Get this clearly: A real online business is one that you have absolute control over, and that has the potential to fetch you a full-time income for as long as you wish. Blogging, affiliate marketing, information marketing, and freelancing are all in line with this definition.

But then, there are some other online activities that fetch people money, but are usually time wasters and risky ventures. And you must avoid them at all cost because, in reality, they are not businesses -- in that you have little or control over them and income they bring, if any.

Here are seven such businesses:

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webincomeplus:
[b]I've come across many people who think online business is a hoax -- all because they've tried out one or more online money-making ventures, but didn't make any money. But on probing further into their experiences, I discovered that they didn't venture into online business in the first place.

Most decriers of online business don’t understand what an online business really means. They think everything that fetches money over the Internet passes for a real online business. So, they plunge into any online activity that promise to fetch them money. But in the end, they failed because they missed it right from the start.

Get this clearly: A real online business is one that you have absolute control over, and that has the potential to fetch you a full-time income for as long as you wish. Blogging, affiliate marketing, information marketing, and freelancing are all in line with this definition.

But then, there are some other online activities that fetch people money, but are usually timewasters and risky ventures. And you must avoid them at all cost because, in reality, they are not businesses -- in that you have little or control over them and income they bring, if any.

Here are seven such businesses:

Click here to continue reading the post[/b]

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delishpot:



I decline this ya online business you want to use us for here too.
Howmuch are you paid per click?
Post it herr or..........OYO

I'm not forcing you to click, OK? If you don't need the info, just pass!

Ok

I

delishpot:


Ok, nor vex but,
Why not post it and simply ask for us to check ya website for more other interesting information?
If you did that, I will read and if I like the info, will click to snoop around.
When you do that, I will modify my first post.

Here is why I didn't do that: I rely so much on SEO for my traffic. If I should copy and paste the post here, Nairaland, being a higher authority website, will rank higher than my blog in Google for a post that took me two hours to write.

I've done it in the past and Nairaland ranked for it instead of my blog, so I won't do it again.

Sorry, will modifymy posts now You do same.

delishpot:

Sorry, will modifymy posts now You do same.

Thanks for your understanding.