The World's Top 20 Economies

 20. Saudi Arabia

It is an Arab country located in the Western part of Asia. It has a land size of about 2,150,000 km2. The country has a population of about 28.7 million and they speak Arabic. Geographically it is the fifth-largest state in the region. Saudi Arabia is a complete monarchy, there are no political parties nor national elections. The country’s economy is largely petroleum-based and 90% of export earnings is from their rich oil industry. The country's 260 billion barrels of oil reserve is one-fifth of the world's petroleum total reserves. They are the largest exporters of petroleum and their petroleum sector accounts for about 80% of their budget revenues. Taking a look at their GDP growth rate is about 4% and their Gross national income is 1.8 trillion

Population: 28.7 million

GDP Growth: 4%

GDP per Capita: 53,640 USD

Gross national income: 1.8 trillion USD

Unemployment:12%

19. Switzerland

It is a federal republic located in Western-Central of Europe. It is bordered by Italy to the south. France to the west, Germany to the north, and Austria and Liechtenstein to the east. It has a total land size of 41,285km2 and an estimated population of 8,341,000. The country has the highest nominal wealth per adult and the eighth-highest per capita gross domestic product according to IMF making the country to be one of the most developed countries in the world. The economy of Switzerland is largely based on manufacturing. They are specialist in health and pharmaceutical goods, chemicals, scientific and precision measuring instruments and musical instruments.34% of exported goods are chemicals, while 20.9% are machines or electronics and 16.9% for precision instruments. Switzerland has a massive private sector economy with lower tax rate compared to the Western World standard and it is a relatively easy place to doing business.

Population:8.3 million

GDP Growth 2%

GDP per Capita:58,100 USD

Gross national income: 533 billion USD

Unemployment rate: 3.2%

18. Turkey

Turkey is a transcontinental Eurasian country. The country is located between Asia and Europe. The country has a total land size of 783,356km2 and a population of about 79,463,663. It has eight bordering nation: Greece, Bulgaria, Georgia, and Iran just to mention a few. The Turkish economy is manufacturing and service-based.it has a very large automotive industry, producing over a million motor vehicles yearly, they are also specialist in shipbuilding which brings in billions of dollars. Turkey is among the world largest producers of agriculture products, banking, construction materials, electronics, home appliances, textiles, petroleum products, food, metals, mining and machineries.

Population: 79.4 million

GDP Growth: 2.9%

GDP per Capita: 10,971.66 USD

Gross national income: 1.907 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 11.1%

17. Netherlands

The Netherlands is a small country located in West Europe. It has a population of about 17 million and a total land of 41,543km2. The Netherlands has its largest cities to be Amsterdam, Hague, and Rotterdam. It has the largest port in Europe and the 17th-largest economy in the world. it also ranks 10th in terms of GDP. The Dutch economy is well developed and it is based on manufacturing and services. The leading sectors of the economy are banking, agriculture, fishing, shipping, trade and electronics. These sectors also play a major role in the economy: chemicals, machinery, electrical, goods, metallurgy, tourism, trade, and services. The countries most natural resources are coal and natural gas, its natural gas field is one of the largest in the world. In agriculture, they rank second in the world just behind the United States of America in terms of export.

Population: 17 million

GDP Growth: 2.1 %

GDP per Capita: 45,294.78 USD

Gross national income: 856.4 billion

Unemployment rate: 4.7%

16. Indonesia

Indonesia is the world’s largest island country and it is a transcontinental country located in southeast Asia and some parts in Oceania. The country has more than thirteen thousand islands. It's land size is about 1,904,569km2 and an estimated population of 260 million. The countries wealth 3 trillion-plus in terms of GDP (PPP) making it the largest economy in southeast Asia. In terms of nominal GDP, it is the sixteenth largest economy in the world. The economy of Indonesia is manufacturing, agriculture and service based. The service sector is the largest followed by manufacturing and agric. The country is into the exportation of commodities like crude oil and gas, rubber, plywood, electrical appliances and textiles. The country has the largest oil palm plantation in the world which starches across 10 million hectares of land. The country is the leading producer of Palm oil which is used for biofuel production.

Population: 260 million

GDP Growth:5.8%

GDP per Capita: 3,475.25 USD

Gross national income: 2.929 trillion

Unemployment rate: 5.50 %

15. Mexico

Mexico is located in North America and it shares a border with the United States. It has a total land size of 1,972,550km2 and a population of 120 million plus making it the most populous Spanish speaking country in the world. The country’s nominal GDP is the 15th largest in the world. The economy is wealth $ 1.26 trillion plus. Mexico manufactures a large number of electronic products making its electronic industry is the sixth largest in the world. They manufacture mobile phones, television, circuit boards, computers, communication equipment and electronic appliances. Mexico export most of it electronic product to the USA market. The automobile industry of Mexico is the leading manufacturer of automobile in North America. The country also exports crude oil. It is the sixth largest oil producing country in the world, producing 3.7 million barrels of oil per day.

Population: 120 million

GDP Growth: 2.3%

GDP per Capita: 8,201.31 USD

Gross national income: 2.26 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 3.6 %

14. Spain

 The Kingdom of Spain is located in southwestern Europe. The country shares borders with France and Portugal. The country has a land size of 505,990km2 making it the largest in Southern Europe and second largest in western Europe. Spain has a population size of about 46 million. The country’s nominal GDP makes it the 14th largest economy in the world. Spain has a developed agriculture and manufacturing base economy. They grow vegetables, wheat, barley, tomatoes, citrus fruit, grapes and many other agriculture produce. The country is the largest producer of olive oil in the world and largest producer of orange, strawberries and lemons in the European region. Industrially they produce foodstuffs and beverages, chemicals, automobiles, ships, textiles, medical equipment, metals and metal products, foot wares, pharmaceuticals and many others. Spain’s major exports are pharmaceuticals, fruits, wine, olive oil, automobiles and many other products.

Population: 46 million

GDP Growth:3.2 %

GDP per Capita: 26,528.49 USD

Gross national income:1.393 trillion USD

Unemployment rate:17.1%

13.Australia

Australia is a very big country with a numerous number of islands and it shares borders with a number of countries like Indonesia and New Zealand. The country has a land size of 7,692,024km2 and a population of about 24,253,300. The country’s economy ranks 13th in terms of nominal GDP in the world. The country is heavily industrialized. its major industries include machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, automobiles, food processing, textiles, iron and steel and chemicals. The country also is endowed with mineral resources like gold, lead, nickel, uranium, copper, tin, zinc, silver natural gas, crude oil and bauxite. In terms of political rights, economic freedom, health, life and education, it is highly ranked in quality wise.

Population: 24 million

GDP Growth: 2.5%

GDP per Capita: 49,927.82 USD

Gross national income: 1.109 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 5.4%

12. Russia

Russia is a transcontinental country in Eurasia, it is the largest country in the world. Its land size is 17,075,200 km2 and a population of over 146.6 million. Moscow is the capital of Russia, one of the largest cities in the world.it shares borders with a number of countries like Norway, China, North Korea and many others. The economy of Russia is highly developed with a large number of industries and natural resources like oil and natural gas. Russia exports timber, oil and petroleum products, coal, natural gas, ferrous and nonferrous metals, minerals, fertilizers which forms 80% plus of its total exports. Russia’s trading partners are the United States, China, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Finland and some other European and Asian countries.

Population:146.6 million

GDP Growth: -0.2%

GDP per Capita: 8,748.36 USD

Gross national income: 3.306 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 5.1% %

11. Republic of Korea

Korea is a country located in the East of Asia. The country has a land size of about 100,210km2 and population of about 50,801,405. In a global view, South Korea ranks highly in healthcare quality, job security, education personal safety and ease of doing business. South Korea has a mixed economy which is heavily industrialized. It is the 4th largest in Asia and 11th in the world. Though the country is highly deficited in natural resources, its economy is technologically based. Its major exports are electronic equipment, machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, automobiles, iron and steel products and organic chemicals, ships and medical equipment.

Population: 51 million

GDP Growth: 2.8%

GDP per Capita: 27,538.81 USD

Gross national income: 1.834 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 3.6%

10.Canada 

 Canada is a country located in North America and it has a land size of 9.89 million square kilometers. The population is about 36 million. It shares borders with the United State. Canada is the tenth largest economy in term of nominal GDP globally. The economy of Canada is highly developed with a number of industries and natural resources like oil and natural gas. Energy products like oil and gas, forms 25% of its total export. The country homes the 3rd largest oil reserves in the world, producing 4.3 million barrels per day. Its major export are crude, petroleum product, cars, and car parts, zinc, gold, nickel, aluminum, steel, uranium, iron ore, lead and coal. Other leading exports are electronic equipment, machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, automobiles, plastics and rubber products, industrial chemicals, forestry product, aircraft, spacecraft, ships and medical equipment. Its top export destinations are United States, China, Mexico, United Kingdom and Japan

Population: 36 million

GDP Growth: 1.5%

GDP per Capita: 42,157.93 USD

Gross national income: 1.575 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 6.1 %

9. Brazil

Brazil is a country located in South America and it has a land size of 8,515,767 square kilometers. The population is about 207.7 million plus. It is the biggest country in both south and Latin America, bordering with Uruguay, Argentina and other South American countries except Ecuador and Chile. Brazil is the ninth largest economy in term of nominal GDP globally. The economy of Brazil is highly developed with a number of industries and natural resources which is said to be complex. The country produces 2.8million barrels of oil per day. It major export are crude, petroleum product, cars and parts, soybeans, corn, sugar, cocoa, meat and citrus fruits. Its other leading exports are machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, automobiles, industrial chemicals, forestry product, cement, iron ore, aircrafts, steel, textiles, chromite, beryllium, copper, tungsten, zinc, gold, nickel, uranium, lead and coal. It's top export destinations are the United States, Germany, Argentina and some African countries.

Population: 207.7 million

GDP Growth: -3.6 %

GDP per Capita:  8,649.95 USD

Gross national income: 3.075 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 12.6 %

8.Italy

 Italy is a country located in Europe having a land size of 301,338 km2.It shares borders with nations like Switzerland, France and the Vatican. Having a population of about 61 million, making it the third most populous in Europe. Italy is the eighth largest economy in term of nominal GDP globally and third in the Eurozone. The economy of Italy is highly developed with a number of industries and natural resources. The country is considered to be part of the most industrialized nations of the world. The country is a leading producer of wine, olive oil chocolate and chocolate products globally. The country also has a large gold reserve which is the third globally. Its major export are machinery, electronic equipment, iron and steel, plastics and rubber vehicles and parts products furniture, precious metals, pharmaceuticals, crude and petroleum product. Its other leading exports are, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, automobiles, industrial chemicals, forestry product, liquid pumps, aircraft parts, engine parts, foot wares, refrigerators, aircrafts, steel and iron products, textiles and agriculture farm produce. It’s top export destinations are United States, Germany, China, France, the United Kingdom and some African countries

Population: 60.6 million

GDP Growth: 0.9%

GDP per Capita: 30,527.27 USD

Gross national income: 2.317 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 11.2 %

7. India

 India is a country located in south of Asia. The country has a land size of about 3,287,263 km2 and population of about 1.2 billion is the second largest population and is also the fastest growing economy since the mid-1990s. It shares borders with nations like Pakistan, China and Nepal. India has a mixed economy which is heavily industrialized. It is the 7^th largest in the world in term of nominal GDP. Currently, India is the single largest producer of milk and has the second largest population of cattle globally. It major products include rice, wheat, oilseed, cotton, jute, tea, sugarcane, potatoes, textiles, telecommunications, chemicals, cement, mining, petroleum, machinery, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, food processing, steel, transport equipment, and software. Its major export are machinery, electronic equipment, steel products, vehicles and parts,  precious metals, pharmaceuticals, crude and petroleum products. Its top export destinations are the United States, China, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom and some African countries.

Population:1.324 billion

GDP Growth: 7.1%

GDP per Capita: 1,709.39 USD

Gross national income: 8.594 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 3.7 %

6. France

France is a transcontinental country located in Western Europe having a land size of 643,801 km2. It shares borders with nations like Switzerland, Germany and Italy. Having a population of about 66.9 million. The country is the sixth largest economy in term of nominal GDP globally. The economy of France is highly developed with a number of industries and natural resources. The country is considered to be part of the most industrialized nations of the world. France is a leading producer of agaric in Europe and third in agriculture product export worldwide. Best known as the world’s top tourist destination ahead of the USA and one of the finest wine regions globally. It major export are machinery, electronic equipment, steel products, vehicles and parts, precious metals, aircraft and aircraft parts, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, crude, iron, steel product and petroleum products. It's top export destinations are United States, Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, Belgium and Italy.

Population: 66.9 million

GDP Growth: 1.2%

GDP per Capita: 36,854.97 USD

Gross national income: 2.835 trillion USD

Unemployment rate:9.8% %

5. United Kingdom

The United Kingdom is a country located in Europe, commonly known as Britain. It is made up of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales and other smaller islands. It shares borders with nations like Belgium, Germany and France. Having a population of about 66 million. The country is the fifth largest economy in term of nominal GDP globally and second largest in Europe. The Kingdom has a well-structured economy which is highly developed and heavily industrialized. Its Pharmaceutical Research and Development sector is the third largest in the worlds. It’s leading exports are electronic equipment, machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, pharmaceuticals, plastics and rubber products, crude, petroleum products industrial chemicals, electronic equipment, vehicles, aircrafts, spacecrafts, ships and medical equipment. Continental wise most of its exports are to European partners while the rest are to Asia, North America, and Africa. It's top export destinations are United States, China, France, the United Kingdom and Switzerland

Population: 65.64 million 

GDP Growth: 1.8 %

GDP per Capita: 39,899.39 USD

Gross national income: 2.763 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 4.6%

4. Germany

Germany is a country located in Europe having a land size of 357,168. It shares borders with nations like Switzerland, France and the United Kingdom. Having a population of about 82 million, making it the most populous in Europe. Germany is the fourth largest economy in term of nominal GDP globally and first in the Eurozone. Germany is a very powerful nation much advanced in science and technology. The automotive industry is considered as one of the most innovative and competitive globally. Majority of the world’s premium vehicles being made within its borders. The economy is highly developed with a number of industries and natural resources. The country is considered to be part of the most industrialized nations of the world. The country is the third largest exporter of goods globally, the third complex economy and world’s fifth largest exporter of military technology. It is the topmost country with highly skilled labor, high quality products and innovation in the world. The service sector, agriculture and industrial sector contributes 71%,1% and 28% to their total GDP respectively. Its leading exports are electronic equipment, machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, pharmaceuticals, plastics and rubber products, industrial  chemicals,  electronic equipment , steel products, vehicles, aircrafs, spacecrafts , ships and medical equipment. Continental wise most of it export are to European partners while the rest are to Asia, North America and Africa. Its top export destinations are the United States, China, France, United Kingdom and Netherland

Population: 82.67 million

GDP Growth: 1.9%

GDP per Capita: 41,936.06 USD

Gross national income: 4.095trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 3.6%

3. Japan

Japan is a country located in the East of Asia. The country has a land size of about 377,972.28km2 and population of about 127 million. It shares borders with nations like China, North Korea and Taiwan. In a global view, Japan ranks highly in healthcare quality, job security, education personal safety and ease of doing business. Japan has a mixed economy which is heavily industrialized. It is the second largest in Asia and third in the world in terms of nominal GDP. Though the country is highly deficited in natural resources, its economy is technologically based. Ranking second worldwide in terms of automobile production. The country is world renowned for innovation, research and more than half of its export is technology. Japan’s stock market is one of the leading in the Tokyo Stock Exchange, handling more than half of the country’s economic value and a leader in robotic production worldwide. Its major exports are electronic equipment, machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, automobiles, iron and steel products and organic chemicals, ships, and medical equipment. Its leading exports are electronic equipment, machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, pharmaceuticals, plastics and rubber products, industrial chemicals, electronic equipment, steel product, vehicles, aircrafts, spacecrafts, ships and medical equipment. Continental wise, most of its exports are to European partners while the rest are to Asia, North America and Africa. It's top export destinations are the United States, China, United Kingdom and other Asia countries.

Population: 127 million

GDP Growth: 1.0 %

GDP per Capita: 38,894.47 USD

Gross national income: 5.444 trillion USD

Unemployment rate:4 %

2. China

China is a country located in the East of Asia. The country has a land size of about 9,596,961 km2 and population of about 1.381 billion. It shares borders with nations like Nepal, North Korea and Russia. In a global view, China ranks highly in healthcare quality, job security, education personal safety and ease of doing business. China has a mixed economy which is heavily industrialized. Its economy is the largest in Asia and second in the world in terms of nominal GDP. In terms of GDP based on purchasing power parity (PPP) the Chinese economy has overtaken the U.S. economy and is estimated to do better against the U.S. in the upcoming years. The country has the largest army globally and considered as a nuclear weapon state. The country has the single largest manufacturing economy in the world. Virtually everything is manufactured by chine. The country produces 4.073 million barrels of oil per day. Its major export are crude, petroleum product, cars and parts, electronic equipment, machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, pharmaceuticals, plastics and rubber products, industrial chemicals, steel product, vehicles, aircrafts, space crafts, textiles, ships, medical equipment. Continental wise most of it exports are to Asia partners while the rest are to Europe, North America and Africa. Its top export destinations are United States, Hong Kong, Germany, the United Kingdom and other African partners

Population: 1.379 billion

GDP Growth: 6.7%  

GDP per Capita: 8,123.18 USD

Gross national income: 21,366,057 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 3.97%

1. United States

The United States is a country made up of 50 states which is commonly referred to as America, it has a land size of 9,833,517 square kilometers making it the third largest nation globally. The population is about 324 million plus. It shares borders with nations like Canada and Mexico. The U.S. economy is the largest in the world in terms of nominal GDP. The $19.42 trillion U.S. economy is 25% of the gross world product. The United States is an economic superpower that is highly advanced in technology and infrastructure, blessed with abundance of natural resources. The service sector is the driving force of the U.S economy, while its manufacturing sector takes the second place in the world rankings. The country is the number one producer of electrical and nuclear energy and largest producer of oil globally producing 11.9 million barrels of crude per day. The U.S. is much advanced in science and technology making it a global leader in the field. Its major export are crude, petroleum product, cars and parts, electronic equipment, machinery, manufacturing of industrial and transportation equipment, pharmaceuticals, plastic and rubber products, industrial chemicals, steel product, vehicles, aircrafts, spacecrafts, textiles, ships, medical equipment. Its top export destinations are China, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom and other African partners

Population:  324 million 

GDP Growth:3.3%

GDP per Capita: 59,495 USD

Gross national income: 18,749,688 trillion USD

Unemployment rate: 4.9%

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How to Finance your Business

There are different ways to get  money to start a business, and you can not say that one is better than the other, just say that each one is different and you must choose the one that fits your project.

1. Personal money 

Assets and valuables that are rarely used, you can sell for additional capital. To be able to realize the dream business, surely you need to sacrifice a lot. Not only the cost of living and your monthly salary alone, some of the assets and valuables that you have also have to "go”. Look around your house and make a list of what you have. Quickly do away with goods that, you no longer or rarely used and have high selling value. You can sell your old  gadgets and various types of clothes, bags, and shoes through a garage sale. The washing machine can also be sold and start getting used to washing with your own hands. That way, you can also get a good enough capital to start your business. Often considered essential to start a business, the personal contribution will do you a lot of good.

2. Government support programs

Each government has its own programs to support business culture, offering training and financial resources for the economic development of the country.These tasks are carried out through institutions responsible for evaluating business and productive projects, to select those that meet the necessary requirements to access the aid. Most of these programs do not even charge interest on the capital, or simply do not charge the money if the project meets certain requirements related to the offer of employment in the locality or contribution to the development of the nation. The big drawback of this option is that because it is a public entity, it can take you quite some time to get your support. Also, the paperwork is excessive.

3 . Take advantage of corporate grant funds or student creative programs. The funds disbursed are more than enough to support your business. The grant money won is more than enough to make your business start. Currently, more and more companies are providing grant funds as a form of corporate social responsibility or CSR. These companies, both state-owned and private, already have their own budget to help people and micro-enterprises. Typically, these grants are provided through creative and innovative competition. The amount is quite large, so there is no harm in sharpening your skills to grab some of this opportunities.

 4 Find investors.  It is true that getting funds requires a struggle and that is not easy. Investors are very keen in considering the advantages and disadvantages. If they see your business has no promising prospects, do not expect to get capital help. So, it's important for you to put together a very good and detailed business proposal. Then where to find those investors? Go to entrepreneurial seminar or workshop. There you will meet great speakers, but also get acquainted with fellow entrepreneurs. Which will offer you the opportunity to chat occasionally, discussing each other's efforts and progress . Who knows one of the entrepreneurs there could be a prospective investors later

5.Corporate loans and bank loans.  There is no real rule, but most of the time banks do not finance more than 70% of the investment. The more your personal contribution is, the more the bank can lend you. The early options above are perhaps the easiest to access and may be the best for a small venture, but if your project requires higher investments, you will inevitably have to turn to the financial markets. Financial institutions are a great option, as long as you are willing to know some basic concepts about finance. It is very important to know about interest rates and other important terms. Remember not to go to a single bank, look at the cost of capital and the benefits offered by several entities and compare.  Always read the loan document very well and if possible consult with a financial expert because the fine print and technical terms are often confusing.

6. Financing with suppliers.  This form of financing does not work for any company, it is more effective in businesses engaged in marketing activities. Suppose you are going to start a clothing marketing business. You make a list of suppliers and negotiate with them to give you a period of 90 days for the payment of the merchandise. These 90 days is the time you have to sell and pay the suppliers the debt. If you manage to establish a good business model, you will manage to work with the capital of your suppliers, and you will have no problem to maintain the adequate inventory.

 7. Family and Friend. There is no harm in borrowing funds from friends or family. They are your most loyal investors. Prepare your business plan and have some at hand money.  Propose this business to your family or close friends. Who knows by seeing your sincerity, they will be willing to lend a little money to help. Friends and family are the closest people in your life. They will be happy to help. But, do not just go like that and ask for capital. You need to make a proposal so they know how your business plan and prospects are going in the future. Create a proposal as well  detailed as possible. That way, they will be more confident. If your business is successful later, do not forget to return their  capital to them.

8. Crowdfunding.It means mass financing, although it is also called collective financing. It is a collective cooperation to obtain money or other resources to finance efforts and initiatives. In order for collective financing to be possible, there must be three parts: an entrepreneur with an idea or project, a group of investors interested in supporting different initiatives and a Crowdfunding platform that creates the connection between investors and entrepreneurs.  There are many crowdfunding sites that you can use. The advantage you can get from seeking capital with crowdfunding is that it saves time and money. You just need to create a neat and interesting concept or project, and actively publish your project link so that people who visit become  interested and finally provide capital. However, make this crowd funding a source of additional capital only. Because the returns could be nominal which cannot meet your expectation.

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27 Effective Ways to Make Money Online

1.Make money online by selling products as an affiliate.
Affiliate marketing is simply selling other people's products and they pay you a commission for it. The products that are sold are e-books and digital products. It one of the top ways to make money online and no special skill is required. People in this business make about 20,000 per month. It very lucrative and time rewarding but if done correctly. One of the most known and reliable sites that are dedicated to affiliate marketing is Clickbank and Amazon. I can certify that this is one of the most profitable and effective ways to make money online. It definitely works.





2. Make money online with blogs
A blog is a personal web site where you can share your knowledge and experience and it increasingly becoming a more popular way of making money online. You can make a blog about any topic as long as you have public interested in it. You can make money with a blog showing ads through advertising programs like Google or selling affiliate products, or even your own small product and eBooks. There are many free blogging platforms that you can use to start but there are some platforms that require the purchase of hosting and domain name. The most used platforms for creating a blog are Tumblr, Blogger, and WordPress. On this venture, you have to be patient and be willing to put a lot of time and effort into because making money with blogs takes a lot of work and time







3. Make Money With Paid Surveys
Today manufacturers are paying Consumers to get their opinions on their products. How do this company do that, it is done through paid surveys on the Internet and that is why they are willing to pay for such surveys as this information is very valuable. One of the ways to make quick and easy money online is through paid surveys. There are many companies that do market research on line, just to mention few Paid Survey and Survey -n- More. A word of caution there are many companies that are only dedicated to defrauding people and it advisable to do some search before signing up but there are also many companies that are legitimate and actually pay to complete their paid surveys.



4.Make Money Writing Articles.

IF you are good at writing then you can use that skill to make money in the online world. Freelance writing is one of the most popular ways to make money online. You do not need to own a website or invest money, all you need is to register and offer your skill and get paid. There are quite a few places online where you can offer your writing services. In terms of payment, most are paid the same day that they finish working on the project and deliver it. There are even some websites where you get paid for writing exclusive content for them. A word of caution there are many companies that are only dedicated to defrauding people and it advisable to do some search before signing up.



5. Make money with YouTube.

Do you have some knowledge to share or some skill to teach, then YouTube can give you a pay cheque for doing that. Simply by filming videos and uploading them to YouTube. It a fast growing business and one of the best known Internet websites that people come to watch a video of something. Do not need large and expensive equipment to shoot a movie at home. To learn how to make money with YouTube and generate a reasonable income visit YouTube. The third option is to contact companies that are related to the theme your channel about to see if they would like to promote their brand on your channel.

In this method, the company usually sends a couple of their products for you to try and make videos talking about them to your followers, and as a reward they will pay you a sum of money to promote them.



6.Make money online by selling photos. 

If you like photography and you can take interesting pictures, there are many sites where you can upload your pictures and get paid or even set up you own site where you can sell your photos. You will realize that the potential to develop this business is great. People are on line 24/7 looking for pictures either for their project or site and this images can be sold several times Every time someone download one of his images you get paid and there are a number of sites to start with like Alamy and Shutterstock. In photo selling beauty and quality is key but you also do some search to see what the common practice in this business is.



7. Make money in selling old goods. 

Do you have old stuffs like phones, shirts or books? There are so many things that we do not need and we have them in our garage. Even if you do not have you can buy these products wholesale and put them on sale in free market, you will be amazed at the money you would be making. You can also sell new products but make sure you buy from wholesalers so that, that way you can get a good discount and this will allow you to make a profit from your sales.



8. Create and sell digital books.

 IF you are good at writing then you can use that skill to make money. If you have any knowledge about anything, be it meal recipes or a way to do something. You can use the knowledge to make electronic books on any subject. It's not as difficult as many people think. You can sell for up to $5- 100 dollars or more for an eBooks. You do not have to own a site or need a startup capital to setup this money making venture.



9. Make money with advertising.

 If you have a YouTube Channel or Blog you can make money with advertising, for example, AdSense ads can be used by putting it on your site or blog and also YouTube videos channel. AdSense pay you a percentage of money every time someone clicks your ads on your blog or on YouTube. But you need to have enough and relevant content to be approved by AdSense. They also other advertising programs you can use if you do not get the approval of AdSense. First, do some research on how to optimize your site for AdSense.



10. Make money by browsing. 

IF you are someone who likes spending time browsing, you can get paid for doing that. There are a number of few places where you can register for free and get paid for browsing and clicking on ads. You can’t make much out of browsing. However, make sure you sign up for known and trusted sites and make sure that you are not registering on sites that are dedicated to defrauding people. For me browsing for money is a west of time because you can’t make anything much.





11. Online Profits Sharing Files.

 Do you have any file that you think others may be interested in then you can make money with that file. The Files can be in any format, from a word document to pdf. There are a number of document sharing sites which you can upload any interesting files you have, and every time a Download is done by someone you get paid for it.



12. Make Money with Buying and Selling Domains.

 Domains are considered as the real estate of the internet since they work the same way as when you buy a property for investment. There are people who are willing to pay good amounts of money for the domains they wish to acquire. Buying domains and reselling them is a lucrative business. First, build a websites or blogs, then work for a while and then put them up for sale. It all about getting the domain at a lower price and at the end of the day you sell it to make some more cash.



13. Do dropshipping.

 Direct shipping from the wholesaler is about you being the middle man between the buyer the seller. You do not have to invest your money or do the delivery. As a middle man the customers pay you and with that money, you do the purchase on behalf of the customer. You make money by adding some percentage to the selling price of the item or by the difference between the wholesale price paid to the supplier and the retail price. First, create a site for the dropshipping business, sell products of your choice, and order the products through the dropshipping supplier. The item is sent to your customers on your behalf by the one in charge of packaging the orders. So simple and easy way to make money.



14. Make money by product reviews.

 Want to make money by product review? All you have to do is first create a website, blog You Tube video channel and start your reviews. You can choose to do affiliate product reviews and every time someone purchases that product from your link, you get a commission. On the other hand, there are companies that will pay you to publish a review of their products.



15. Work as a virtual assistant. 

Companies are in demand of people who can do research, finding things, doing time-consuming tasks, making phone calls or installing software programs, compile data into organized spreadsheets or manage social media account. As more and more traditional businesses are creating their sites to expand to the internet, they need a virtual assistant. They make between $20 and $45 per hour or even more depending upon the virtual assistant company that assigned the job.





17. Send blog messages to social media websites.

 Bloggers and small businesses are looking for people to do this job for them. This involves creating accounts on all social bookmarking services and bookmarking websites so your existing customers get the latest posts and to help them get more traffic. You may have to compete with the software that does this, but many Web masters prefer to hire a person to do this job.



18. Offer your professional experience in the virtual market. 

Do you have professional skills then you can make some dollars with it in the virtual market. If you have the skills and talent to design web pages or make logos then become a graphic designer, if you are good at organizing appointments and schedules, an ideal job for you would be the virtual assistant. Become a text transcriptionist if you know how to type fast on the keyboard. There are many web sites out there where you can become a direct client to, where these companies turn to you directly when they need help to develop their projects.



19. Sell your own product online.

 Do you have a product or you have the skills and talent to design web pages or make logos. IF you are good at writing then you can use that skill or even If you have any knowledge about anything, be it a meal recipe, app designing or a way to do something. You can turn this into a product. But it should be useful and helps others to solve a problem with your product of your own it is possible to make a lot of money. This is definitely one of the most lucrative and quick ways to make money since you do not have to share money with anyone and you do not have to wait for someone to send you payments.



20.Sell Software.

 Are you a software guru? If yes you are use that skill to make money. If you know how to write soft wares, you can perfectly start to create plugins. You can start teaching programming online. The best way to make money from this venture is to discover an existing problem and find a solution to it and voilà, you are on your way to greatness.



21. Making money by publishing in forums

. People who start a new forum often pay people to publish on them so that visitors see that they have enough activity and thus attract more people to join the discussion. Many forums will pay around $ .50 to $ .60 per message, and only need to write a couple of sentences.



22. Make money online as a translator. 

How many languages can you speak as a second language or several languages? There are many sites like TranslatorsCafe. It is a good place to start from all you have to do is to upload your CV and state your rate per language. There are others like Gengo and Capital Translations.



23. Make Money on FiverrFiverr.com.

 You can offer anything you can think of: write a person's name on the sand, make a poster for someone, record a voiceover with your voice, send a greeting to someone on video. It’s an easy and fun way to make money online, and the more you do, the more you can get more money for each of them. It is a site where you can earn money doing just about anything you can imagine for $ 5. Just register for free and offer your service.



24. Designing t-shirts. 

You do not have to invest money in products, storage, printing designs, shipping, payment processing. If you are good at designing, you can earn decent money online by selling T-shirts and other items. All you have to do is sign up for free on sites like CafePress and others, create, upload your designs. Advertise your product, get potential buyers and these sites do the production and they give you cut, so simple.



25. Become a network marketer. 

Profits with advertising CPA is a much easier version of affiliate marketing and most of the time you do not have to sell anything. You just have to drive people to the advertiser’s site. For example, some advertisers pay you up to $ 10, each time you send a potential customer to visit the sites, provided the person put an email address or zip code in order to participate in a raffle to win something. To be accepted by CPA networks you have to have a website or blog. Learn more about earnings with advertising CPA.

26. Trade Forex.

 You can make money as a forex trader, this is not very difficult, but you have to learn first on the subject and it is the currency trading market. Forex trading is usually done through a stock broker. Forex is the largest financial market in the world with the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) being the largest stock market trading volume of about $ 70 billion each day. All the world's currencies are traded on a par with the other currencies. You can certainly make lots of money with Forex.



27. Become an online tutor.

 There are hundreds of people who want to learn or polish their talents or skill and majority of these people want to learn online from the comfort of their homes. You can start teaching English, Italian, French, and German or any other foreign language.

You can also teach instrument that you know to play, like the piano, the guitar, sax or the drums. You can become a yoga instructor, tai chi, dance teacher like salsa, or even teach cooking classes through your computer. There are online tutors who earn from $ 12 an hour up to over $ 25. All you need is a good Internet connection, a webcam or a microphone to talk to your students, and a program to communicate with them. There is great demand for online tutors for a variety of topics. You can register at companies such as e-Tutor and Tutor.Com.





Conclusion. Although the Internet is a virtual world in which everything can be automated and it is possible to generate income 24 hours a day, seven days a week and 365 days a year, the automation of a virtual system does not occur magically by itself. To start an internet business, you need to have the right mindset. Forget to make money with just a push of a button, or the method of making money as quick as possible.

Making money is not a magic art where things happen suddenly. For you to make money online, you must make a commitment and set goals. Then through hard work, learning and determination at the same time running the projects as quick as possible.
After going through the learning curve and having created this system, you will just start making money online automatically. But this will not happen without first learning and working in a coherent way.

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How to Sell your Product

1. Get to know the customer needs.Consult customers.  Have a questionnaire in the shop, start an online survey or ask your customer directly on your own website or in a personal conversation. Observe customers. You can look at  your customers personally while  doing the purchases or look at your sales statistics.

2. Solve the most urgent problems of your customers: Sit down and ask yourself what makes my client have sleepless nights.  Your customer would like a solution to his "old" problems.  When does the problem occur most frequently and how exactly does it occur? What problems are causing the greatest suffering for my client? What service can I offer to solve the problem? How can I make the life of my cherish client easier and better? What is the biggest problem for many parents who want to go shopping with their children? Children do not feel like or they experience shopping as stress. The questions are endless just find solution to your customer’s most pressing need and you will be smiling.

  1. The first impression is what counts. Luckily or unfortunately, the first impression is the most important thing in the business world as well as in personal life. And the first impression you give the buyer cannot be "I just want to sell this to get your money.   From the first moment you see your client, it is essential that you focus on satisfying their needs and desires. Make that first meeting a pleasant experience for the customer and this will make him convinced that you are their first and only option. How to get it? By showing them that they are important to you and that you want them to leave feeling satisfied with a product that will really help them.  

 2. Listen to your client and close your mouth. A very bad sales strategy is to tell your customer how wonderful what you sell is and without letting he or she to even open his mouth to speak about their problem. Never do this. Listen to him and let him explain to you in detail what he wants. Are you in your customers mind? No. So shut your mouth until he is done.  When your customer is done it's your turn: use all the information you've been given to introduce the benefits of your product and how it can help with the problems.

   3. Be honest and earn more than a customer. Some so-called "professional vendors" turn to lies to close a sale. Do you know what you get with that? You do not just lose a customer but you lose hundreds and you lose reputation. Think about it, if you enter a store, and the seller sells you something with deceit, what are you going to do? You will tell all your friends and families.    Even today where social networks dominate our lives, it is likely that you will post your opinion in a forum, on your own blog. And your opinion will be seen by hundreds, even thousands of people, and will remain there forever. So be careful and be honest: cheating will cause more than a sale.

  4.  know your product. If you do not believe or even know your product, how will your buyer do it? This is an essential rule that you must keep in mind at all times, even before opening the doors of your business. It is very important that you yourself know what you sell, know how it works, even try it to see its characteristics.    So you will never see yourself in the embarrassing situation that, when you are asked questions about it, you do not know how to respond. In addition, by testing its characteristics, you can find new uses of the product and other ideal situations to use it.

  5. Establish a relationship. You have a store where you sell certain products; Two streets beyond, another person has another store where he sells exactly the same as you. Why will a customer buy from you and not your competitor? The difference is in the deal and the relationship. In this world where there is so much competition, the relationship of trust, honesty, and respect with your client is the essential reason for you to thrive.  It happens  every day. I prefer to go to a specific clothing store where I know that they treat me better, tell me the truth and they are kind than another store with the same brand and the same clothes where everyone who serves me is unfriendly.

   6. Turn to desires, not needs. We all know that desire drives more to buy than our own need. As much as you need, if you do not want, do not buy. It's that easy.
The best you can do when selling a product is that the customer feels more desire to have it than need in itself. Convey what benefits your product have for the problem, but also paint a picture of pleasure in the mind of the customer and you will achieve what you want.   For example, if you have an appliance store, make them feel the thrill of having the TV you sell by imagining how much they would enjoy watching their favorite football team in a game. Or watching a good movie with their partner, without worrying about whether the device will spoil or fail at any time.

   7. Put yourself in your buyer's shoes. In business facing the public is not worth thinking that the same techniques and strategies are valid for everyone who enters your door. Each person is unique and needs a unique treatment. That's why you should always put yourself in the shoes of each of your clients and adapt to each type of personality. Do you have a buyer who talks a lot and is enthusiastic? Let him finish and show the same excitement as him. Is she a quiet and shy person? Make him comfortable with you and ask him calmly what he needs.  

   8. Make your website a real experience. Having a website where you sell does not mean that the customer can not be in contact with the product or service. To make your experience feel real, make sure to put detailed descriptions on each product, and photos with every possible detail and from various angles so visitors can see it better. This way you will awaken the interest for buyers to dare to place an order, and they will have a shopping experience very similar to buying a physical product.

  9. Keep your customers informed. In an online store, it is not enough to put in sight beautiful products and pages full of attractive colors. It is vital that you have a clear view of your contact form so that your customers can send any queries before or after placing orders. Another important element for your website is a correct order manager who sends an automatic email every time the order status changes.   Thus, your buyers will receive an email instantly when they have completed their purchase to see that everything is correct and another when you check the status of the order as shipped. If there is a problem or delay with the delivery of the package, you must notify them with an email explaining the causes. This will create confidence in them and buy again and again.  

10. Make it easy to navigate your website. Another important factor to sell a product online is that your pages should be easy to navigate. Do not enter too many elements on the home page that may mislead your visitors.  Clearly indicates where they have to click to see the products, in which section they can consult the frequently asked questions and the section of payment and shipment.  This information will be of great help to you when they enter your online store, it will be easier for them to place  orders, and it will help you provide better customer service no matter if it is through a computer.  

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