How to earn money at home with Hubpages

There are ways to earn money online at home. Way too many, in fact.

But if  you’re new to the game and you find it hard to decide which one works and which don’t, here’s the truth

I couldn’t possibly stress this enough.

Blogging about blogging (or make money online) in all its glory is one of the best, if not the best, ways not to make money online.

Don’t get me wrong! Blogging is a fantastic way to build your credibility online but certainly, not a great way to earn money.

Well, that’s the way it is.

When many fail to earn money online, more than a few “gurus” profit from telling (read: selling) others ‘how to make money online’.

Thing is, there are, of course proven ways to earn money at home.

One of those is writing for HubPages.

Just like Squidoo & Info Barrel, HubPages offers anyone the opportunity to make money with no money needed — just talent – yes, no website, no domain, no hosting, literally free of anything.

All you need is the talent to write (and choose what to write) which I’m sure anyone is very much capable of, if one puts his mind into it.

There is no learning curve you couldn’t possibly master. Even the greenest of newbies regardless of age, gender or comfort level CAN earn money at home writing for HubPages.

Sure there are plenty of other free platforms available for your creativity (Hubpages vs Squidoo) but over the last 3 years, HubPages has earned the credibility in the eyes of search engines.

In laymen term, it means your writing can easily be found by those who needs it most and that’s the key to making money online.

The best part is, you don’t have to worry about how you should monetize your writing. Hubpages takes care of everything.

Now if you’re serious about writing for money and not quiet sure how to begin, here’s what I need you to do.

Spend the next 30 minutes or so to read carefully (and grasp as much as possible) what I consider to be the ultimate hub guide on how to make money writing for HubPages.

It covers with clarity everything and anything you really need to know and it comes complete with links to other equally great resources (yes, the real stuffs) for takeaways.

Once you’re done, create your account and start writing your first hub.

To give you a little nudge, there is a ‘30 hubs in 30 days‘ challenge beginning July 24 where you make a personal commitment to write one hub a day for the next 30 day.

Trust me! I’d not have otherwise realized its earning potential if not for the challenge I took back in May and was it worth all the efforts?

Bonus tips:

If you don’t have any idea on what to write, here’s what you can possibly do.

1. Use Squidoo Search to see what’s on Squidoo that have not been written on HubPages yet
2. Better still, use Wonder Wheel
3. Refrain from writing about “make money online” or anything similar in nature
4. And if you’re still in doubt, I’m just an email away.

Sincerely I wish everyone all the best.