If you want to make money on the Internet, Tiffany Dow is one of those people you want to stop and listen to. I'm also a big fan of Seth Godin, the creator of Squidoo.com. So when I came across this video of Tiffany talking about four ways to make money on Squidoo I just had to take a few minutes out of my day to check it out.
I'm glad I did.
If you want to know more about how to make money on Squidoo, watch the video then click the Squidoo Basics button to get some more hot tips.
Wow, it is FAST! I'm talking about http://scribd.com/, "the world's largest document sharing community", which was introduced to me by Alan Mater.
I just uploaded an article about how to make money with Squidoo.com and a couple of hours later I ran a search on Google for "squidoo basics david hurley" and there was my lovely article in 11th place (top of page 2) - that is how fast the Google bots go over scribd.com!
There are a couple of other good reasons to post your articles on scribd.com. I just checked it out on http://www.dnscoop.com/. It has a current Alexa Ranking of 292 and a page rank of PR7 - definitely some major juice that you want to have flowing your way!
What is Squidoo.com? Squidoo is an ever-expanding website that consists of a network of pages built by its members who are called "lensmasters". Squidoo is free and on Squidoo it easy for anyone to set up a single page (aka "lens") on virtually any topic of interest.
Squidoo was launched in October 2005 by Seth Godin, author of the far-sighted 1999 bestseller, Permission Marketing.
Squidoo is all about showing your enthusiasm for your topic by supplying links to detailed info on other websites. Squidoo is totally cool about including business and affiliate marketing links, so a lot of Internet marketers use it to talk about their products.
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