HOW TO MAKE MONEY ONLINE IN SIMPLE STEPS
Today i will share you the best online programs with which you can earn money online . So before i show you program please let me confirm one thing, Every job require's hard work and time but at the end success is guaranteed.I’m not talking about advertising or affiliate marketing or selling your junk on eBay. Those are so last millennium! I’m talking about the new economy.
So lets Begin.
So lets Begin.
First Online Program to earn money online is ipanel. Now let me discuss the program in detail and let you know how you will earn money online with ipanel.
Ipanel :- Another New and Great site for Indians to earn money online. This site offers cash and gifts on completing easy surveys about general topics. You can join for free and take survey about different topics like computers,cars, IT, elections, travels etc. and earn points which are convertible into cash. Earn Rs.50 to 100 per survey.
Also refer friends and relatives and earn 100 points (Rs.10/-) per referral. Best part of this program is you dont have to wait for your payment, You will be paid in 1-2days.
So Join Ipanel Here.
Second online program to earn money online is realwritingjobs. Now let me discuss the program in detail and let you know how you will make money online with realwritingjobs.
Real Writing jobs :- Firstly let me tell you, Real writing jobs is not a free program to join but opportunities to make decent money online is very high.
I buyed it and what happen next after a month i manage to increase my online earnings by $500-$1000 extra.
Huh you may be thinking this guy is joking or making fun here, may be you want to go out of here, Please go But you can't deny the truth.
What i had done just sign-up with the program and they start providing me the jobs like content writing, article writing, blogging Etc. First i thought why they want to hire us for these jobs, So only answer i got, They are hiring content writers because of SEO, Recently Google updated there algorithm and said quality content will be the trick to get on the top on page. So small business websites and other business on web wanted new and fresh articles to get there blog or website updated So they are paying off for these jobs. OR you can start your own blog and make money with that . get complete tutorial here 4 STEPS TO START YOUR OWN BLOG
Ways to Earn
EARN BY EMAIL READING AND CLICKING ON ADS
1)ClixSense, it will help you succeed and make money using ClixSense, it will be easy to follow and easy to understand. It is also 100% free By taking advantage of the ClixSense online advertising program, as a potential online consumer, you can actually get paid for your web browsing, up to $5.00 for every 30 seconds worth of work. The income you earn is paid directly to you every month. The best part about the ClixSense program is that as a potential online consumer, there is no charge to register your new account and begin earning money immediately.
2) VeiwBestAds, VBA is a fast growing INDIAN PAID TO CLICK PROGRAM, with more than 4,00,000 active members. It pays in Indian Rupees. Like all other paid to click site (PTC Site), it also distributes the money among the viewers. and surprisingly It’s Absolutely Free to Join. NO COST. NO FEES. This site as unique,is it’s audience. The company is keen and very much focused on providing quality visits to their advertisers. It allows only one registered member per computer, that means Every member of VBA either owns a PC / laptop, or is in position where a Pc is dedicatedly being used by him.
A Learned Person, with Average or above average Finacial position is member of VBA. and thus many good companies like Pepsi, Times-Jobs and others are floating their Ad on VBA
3) Neobux , is a free service which accepts members from any country. Advertisers pay to have their websites / products exposed and you earn money from neobux while viewing these sites. Paid-To-Click, or simply PTC websites, act as middlemen between advertisers and consumers. After earning money on neobux, you can transfer it to your bank account using alertpay or paypal. Neobux will send your earnings to your alertpay/paypal account first, from there you can transfer the money to your bank. If you don't have alertpay/pp account, you can create it easily by going to alertpay.com (or) Paypal.com . It is absolutely free. Alertpay/Paypal is like an online bank, which allows you to send and receive payments using the internet. Watch the video given below to see the withdrawal process
4) paisalive allows you to earn money when you check advertiser's promotion. You watch ads in your Email Website, Social Network, Newspapers, Television, but none of them pays you to check the advertisements. On the other hand, PaisaLive pays you to check our reputed advertiser's promotions. You will earn instantly Rs. 99 just for joining PaisaLive.com. You will earn Rs. 0.25 to Rs. 5.00 for checking each promotion. The amount you earn depends on your Activity Score and the type of promotion. And Payment via Cheque. Payments are issued by the 15th of every month. For example, if you request your payment withdrawal anytime this month, your cheque will be issued by 15th of next month
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Every job require's hard work and time but at the end success is guaranteed.I hope you like our post and happy earnings
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THE NEW APPLE IPAD3 REVEIW IN MARKET
According to Market Ratings 4.5 /5FOR
- Superb screen
- Fast processor
- Slick gaming
- Simple interface
AGAINST
- Can overheat
- Apps take up too much space
- No expandable storage
- Thicker than iPad 2
The new iPad, the iPad 3, the new iPad 3… call it what you want, but it's a device that from the outside looks remarkably like the iPad 2 but with an overhaul on the innards. The question most people ask us when it comes to the new iPad is: what's different from the old one?Well, in this case it's pretty easy: there's a Retina Display that makes everything looks superbly crisp, an updated A5X processor bringing quad-core graphics and a 5MP camera on the rear with a VGA sensor on the front.Oh, and the iPad 3 is also the device that brings iOS 5.1 to the masses (well, it's also on the likes of the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 as well, but hey, we're not reviewing those today, and you don't really care unless it's a new iPad.)
The design of the new iPad 3 isn't really anything different from the original duo from Apple's tablet range. Actually, while we're thinking about it, it looks almost identical to the iPad 2 – to the point you'd struggle to tell them apart when turned off. Retina Display
Apple has got around this fact by stating that the screen is meant to be held at 15 inches from the face, rather than the 10 inches the iPhone is supposed to from your eyes, and as such the sharpness is the same.Given the fact the term 'Retina Display' really isn't a legally binding term, we don't care. What matters is the effect - and it's one of the most impressive we've seen on a tablet to date. If someone took an iPad, printed out a really hi-res image of an iOS system and stuck it on the front, we'd struggle to tell the difference - it's superb, and even squinting up close you'll be hard pushed to notice any pixelation.The colour reproduction will also appeal to many, as it's pretty close to reality - it lacks the punch of the Super AMOLED HD screens seen on the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note for instance, but it will depend on personal preference as to whether that's a good thing.
The new iPad’ doesn’t feature an 8 mega-pixel camera. But it comes with an ‘iSight’ camera which has a 5-mega pixel sensor, auto focus, five-element lens, exposure functions and face recognition. Add to these the amazing software that helps in editing your pictures. The ‘iSight’ camera can capture HD videos in 1080p. It is no coincidence that Apple also introduced an updated Apple TV which can now display full HD content.
‘The new iPad’ supports 4G LTE for faster web experience. All those extra pixels, quad-core graphics and LTE battery are not going to affect the batter life and the new iPad can last up to 10 hours in standard and 9 hours with 4G enabled. Now coming to the big question – price. Apple keeps the pricing of the ‘new iPad’ unchanged. Wi-Fi enabled 16GB base model starts at $499 and the high-end 64GB 4G enabled model costs $829. And as expected Apple is giving 16GB Wi-Fi iPad2 at $399, a discount of $100. The new iPad features a smart cover. Not only does it protect from dust and scratches it is smart enough to wake and sleep with a simple open and close. It just sums up Apple’s attention to detail. So are you ready to pre-order ‘the new iPad’? Was it as good as you were expecting, if not what do you think is missing?still not satisfied with our review check out the video reveiw - ipad 3
According to Market Ratings 4.5 /5FOR
- Superb screen
- Fast processor
- Slick gaming
- Simple interface
AGAINST
- Can overheat
- Apps take up too much space
- No expandable storage
- Thicker than iPad 2
The new iPad, the iPad 3, the new iPad 3… call it what you want, but it's a device that from the outside looks remarkably like the iPad 2 but with an overhaul on the innards. The question most people ask us when it comes to the new iPad is: what's different from the old one?Well, in this case it's pretty easy: there's a Retina Display that makes everything looks superbly crisp, an updated A5X processor bringing quad-core graphics and a 5MP camera on the rear with a VGA sensor on the front.Oh, and the iPad 3 is also the device that brings iOS 5.1 to the masses (well, it's also on the likes of the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 as well, but hey, we're not reviewing those today, and you don't really care unless it's a new iPad.)The design of the new iPad 3 isn't really anything different from the original duo from Apple's tablet range. Actually, while we're thinking about it, it looks almost identical to the iPad 2 – to the point you'd struggle to tell them apart when turned off. Retina Display
Apple has got around this fact by stating that the screen is meant to be held at 15 inches from the face, rather than the 10 inches the iPhone is supposed to from your eyes, and as such the sharpness is the same.Given the fact the term 'Retina Display' really isn't a legally binding term, we don't care. What matters is the effect - and it's one of the most impressive we've seen on a tablet to date. If someone took an iPad, printed out a really hi-res image of an iOS system and stuck it on the front, we'd struggle to tell the difference - it's superb, and even squinting up close you'll be hard pushed to notice any pixelation.The colour reproduction will also appeal to many, as it's pretty close to reality - it lacks the punch of the Super AMOLED HD screens seen on the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note for instance, but it will depend on personal preference as to whether that's a good thing.The new iPad’ doesn’t feature an 8 mega-pixel camera. But it comes with an ‘iSight’ camera which has a 5-mega pixel sensor, auto focus, five-element lens, exposure functions and face recognition. Add to these the amazing software that helps in editing your pictures. The ‘iSight’ camera can capture HD videos in 1080p. It is no coincidence that Apple also introduced an updated Apple TV which can now display full HD content.
‘The new iPad’ supports 4G LTE for faster web experience. All those extra pixels, quad-core graphics and LTE battery are not going to affect the batter life and the new iPad can last up to 10 hours in standard and 9 hours with 4G enabled. Now coming to the big question – price. Apple keeps the pricing of the ‘new iPad’ unchanged. Wi-Fi enabled 16GB base model starts at $499 and the high-end 64GB 4G enabled model costs $829. And as expected Apple is giving 16GB Wi-Fi iPad2 at $399, a discount of $100. The new iPad features a smart cover. Not only does it protect from dust and scratches it is smart enough to wake and sleep with a simple open and close. It just sums up Apple’s attention to detail. So are you ready to pre-order ‘the new iPad’? Was it as good as you were expecting, if not what do you think is missing?still not satisfied with our review check out the video reveiw - ipad 3
According to Market Ratings 4.5 /5FOR
- Superb screen
- Fast processor
- Slick gaming
- Simple interface
AGAINST
- Can overheat
- Apps take up too much space
- No expandable storage
- Thicker than iPad 2
The new iPad, the iPad 3, the new iPad 3… call it what you want, but it's a device that from the outside looks remarkably like the iPad 2 but with an overhaul on the innards. The question most people ask us when it comes to the new iPad is: what's different from the old one?Well, in this case it's pretty easy: there's a Retina Display that makes everything looks superbly crisp, an updated A5X processor bringing quad-core graphics and a 5MP camera on the rear with a VGA sensor on the front.Oh, and the iPad 3 is also the device that brings iOS 5.1 to the masses (well, it's also on the likes of the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 as well, but hey, we're not reviewing those today, and you don't really care unless it's a new iPad.)The design of the new iPad 3 isn't really anything different from the original duo from Apple's tablet range. Actually, while we're thinking about it, it looks almost identical to the iPad 2 – to the point you'd struggle to tell them apart when turned off. Retina Display
Apple has got around this fact by stating that the screen is meant to be held at 15 inches from the face, rather than the 10 inches the iPhone is supposed to from your eyes, and as such the sharpness is the same.Given the fact the term 'Retina Display' really isn't a legally binding term, we don't care. What matters is the effect - and it's one of the most impressive we've seen on a tablet to date. If someone took an iPad, printed out a really hi-res image of an iOS system and stuck it on the front, we'd struggle to tell the difference - it's superb, and even squinting up close you'll be hard pushed to notice any pixelation.The colour reproduction will also appeal to many, as it's pretty close to reality - it lacks the punch of the Super AMOLED HD screens seen on the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note for instance, but it will depend on personal preference as to whether that's a good thing.The new iPad’ doesn’t feature an 8 mega-pixel camera. But it comes with an ‘iSight’ camera which has a 5-mega pixel sensor, auto focus, five-element lens, exposure functions and face recognition. Add to these the amazing software that helps in editing your pictures. The ‘iSight’ camera can capture HD videos in 1080p. It is no coincidence that Apple also introduced an updated Apple TV which can now display full HD content.
‘The new iPad’ supports 4G LTE for faster web experience. All those extra pixels, quad-core graphics and LTE battery are not going to affect the batter life and the new iPad can last up to 10 hours in standard and 9 hours with 4G enabled. Now coming to the big question – price. Apple keeps the pricing of the ‘new iPad’ unchanged. Wi-Fi enabled 16GB base model starts at $499 and the high-end 64GB 4G enabled model costs $829. And as expected Apple is giving 16GB Wi-Fi iPad2 at $399, a discount of $100. The new iPad features a smart cover. Not only does it protect from dust and scratches it is smart enough to wake and sleep with a simple open and close. It just sums up Apple’s attention to detail. So are you ready to pre-order ‘the new iPad’? Was it as good as you were expecting, if not what do you think is missing?still not satisfied with our review check out the video reveiw - ipad 3
According to Market Ratings 4.5 /5
FOR
- Superb screen
- Fast processor
- Slick gaming
- Simple interface
AGAINST
- Can overheat
- Apps take up too much space
- No expandable storage
- Thicker than iPad 2
The new iPad, the iPad 3, the new iPad 3… call it what you want, but it's a device that from the outside looks remarkably like the iPad 2 but with an overhaul on the innards.
The question most people ask us when it comes to the new iPad is: what's different from the old one?
Well, in this case it's pretty easy: there's a Retina Display that makes everything looks superbly crisp, an updated A5X processor bringing quad-core graphics and a 5MP camera on the rear with a VGA sensor on the front.
Oh, and the iPad 3 is also the device that brings iOS 5.1 to the masses (well, it's also on the likes of the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 as well, but hey, we're not reviewing those today, and you don't really care unless it's a new iPad.)
The design of the new iPad 3 isn't really anything different from the original duo from Apple's tablet range. Actually, while we're thinking about it, it looks almost identical to the iPad 2 – to the point you'd struggle to tell them apart when turned off.
Retina Display
Apple has got around this fact by stating that the screen is meant to be held at 15 inches from the face, rather than the 10 inches the iPhone is supposed to from your eyes, and as such the sharpness is the same.
Given the fact the term 'Retina Display' really isn't a legally binding term, we don't care. What matters is the effect - and it's one of the most impressive we've seen on a tablet to date. If someone took an iPad, printed out a really hi-res image of an iOS system and stuck it on the front, we'd struggle to tell the difference - it's superb, and even squinting up close you'll be hard pushed to notice any pixelation.
The colour reproduction will also appeal to many, as it's pretty close to reality - it lacks the punch of the Super AMOLED HD screens seen on the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note for instance, but it will depend on personal preference as to whether that's a good thing.
The new iPad’ doesn’t feature an 8 mega-pixel camera. But it comes with an ‘iSight’ camera which has a 5-mega pixel sensor, auto focus, five-element lens, exposure functions and face recognition. Add to these the amazing software that helps in editing your pictures. The ‘iSight’ camera can capture HD videos in 1080p. It is no coincidence that Apple also introduced an updated Apple TV which can now display full HD content.
‘The new iPad’ supports 4G LTE for faster web experience. All those extra pixels, quad-core graphics and LTE battery are not going to affect the batter life and the new iPad can last up to 10 hours in standard and 9 hours with 4G enabled. Now coming to the big question – price. Apple keeps the pricing of the ‘new iPad’ unchanged. Wi-Fi enabled 16GB base model starts at $499 and the high-end 64GB 4G enabled model costs $829. And as expected Apple is giving 16GB Wi-Fi iPad2 at $399, a discount of $100. The new iPad features a smart cover. Not only does it protect from dust and scratches it is smart enough to wake and sleep with a simple open and close. It just sums up Apple’s attention to detail. So are you ready to pre-order ‘the new iPad’? Was it as good as you were expecting, if not what do you think is missing?
still not satisfied with our review check out the video reveiw - ipad 3
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4 STEPS TO START YOUR OWN BLOG
According to most of the articles on the internet 'blog' is short form'weblog', a frequently updated publication of comments and thoughts on web. Usually it is reflecting the view of the blog's creator. Blog consist of text and images and are sorted by date so without wasting the time lets come starignt to point.
This is a step by step and easy to follow guide that will help you to set up your own blog from the start .This guide is not to motivate someone to start blogging. it is beat suited for someone who already made the decision to start a blog and need some steo by step direction of the whole process
Decide What You Want To Blog About ?
There are a lot of blogger on the web already. If you want to attarct readers, you are going to need to establish your credibility. Don't just blog about anything. pick a topic your are passionate about.Something that you have lots of experience with.So lets begin with free domain and hosting
1. Step 1: choose a free blogging platform .
They are lot a free blogging platforms on internet but the most
popular are blogger.com and wordpress.com my suggestion is to
go with blogger.com because its so easy to create and manage
2. Step 2: Register for an account to creat your blog
Go for www.blogger.com if you have google account like gmail,
orkut use that username and password because the blogger is also
google product if not register in it
3. Step 3: Select your domain,theme &other options
During the registeration process for your new account, you'll
need to choose a domain name and blogtheme .You also might
want to make a few mintutes before actually start blogging
platfrom allows you to modify such as the author name ,comment
moderation process, and so on. however, you're not required to
do any customization befor you start publishing blog post.
4. Step 4 : Start blogging
Once you've completed steps 1-3 you're ready to join the
blogsphere and start publishing content on your blog there are
many more ways you can customize your blog with plugins,
feeds, blogrolls and more , but these four easy steps are all you
need to follow in order to start simple blog .
This is a step by step and easy to follow guide that will help you to set up your own blog from the start .This guide is not to motivate someone to start blogging. it is beat suited for someone who already made the decision to start a blog and need some steo by step direction of the whole process
Decide What You Want To Blog About ?
There are a lot of blogger on the web already. If you want to attarct readers, you are going to need to establish your credibility. Don't just blog about anything. pick a topic your are passionate about.Something that you have lots of experience with.So lets begin with free domain and hosting
1. Step 1: choose a free blogging platform .
They are lot a free blogging platforms on internet but the most
popular are blogger.com and wordpress.com my suggestion is to
go with blogger.com because its so easy to create and manage
2. Step 2: Register for an account to creat your blog
Go for www.blogger.com if you have google account like gmail,
orkut use that username and password because the blogger is also
google product if not register in it
3. Step 3: Select your domain,theme &other options
During the registeration process for your new account, you'll
need to choose a domain name and blogtheme .You also might
want to make a few mintutes before actually start blogging
platfrom allows you to modify such as the author name ,comment
moderation process, and so on. however, you're not required to
do any customization befor you start publishing blog post.
Once you've completed steps 1-3 you're ready to join the
blogsphere and start publishing content on your blog there are
many more ways you can customize your blog with plugins,
feeds, blogrolls and more , but these four easy steps are all you
need to follow in order to start simple blog .
I hope this blog help you to start your own blog in simple 4 steps you can also see this video if you have any problem
share this if you feel it is helpful to you and leave comment if you have any problem or to leave a feedback Thank you
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