Another effective way is to quote credible sources such as Consumer Report magazine. Such organizations are not supported by advertisers and so their results carry real weight with consumer. There are other such third-party organization that are considered neutral and their conclusions credible.

Outside of such organization you can point to reviews done by users of your products where reviews are not used as an affiliate advertising tool. You are looking to erase all bias in these comparisons.

You may also be wondering how to address case where your product is obviously inferior to that of your competitor's. In such a situation, you simply admit your faults openly. There are times when extra features can be a useless luxury. For some people, a car is just a convenience to take them from point A to point B. They may not need luxuries of a Porsche or have money to pay for such an expensive vehicle.

So let's say you were selling an autoresponder script that is definitely not as feature-rich as another script. You can state: "If you are looking for high-end script capable of emailing to a million-strong list and having all fancy features that you'll never even bother to use, then this script is NOT for you. However, if you are looking for a small but rugged program that will deliver your emails, without all bells and whistles (and accompanying high price) then Maxemailer is for you."

Right away you see that you are showing customer that your script will do main thing that a product like yours should do, without having to invest a large amount of money in its purchase. You are admitting that your script is lacking in many features, but in end these components may not be necessary to get job done.

In addition, by admitting to your products 'weak side' you build instant credibility with customer. Many marketers think that they have to hype their products in order to get sales. But many marketing tests have shown that if you admit to disadvantages of using your product, sales increase!

Here is how I hit competition on my copywriting service website:

"In fact, I insist that you make a side-by-side comparison of my copywriting results with that of any other copywriter. Then after doing a 'split test' (i.e. run my copy against theirs) you can judge for yourself selling power of my copy."

For an online business, your competitors are just one click away. Challenge your website visitors to shop around and compare. Most will not.

They'll buy from you instead!

2) Sell your OWN electronic product/s on your website!

I suggest that you make and sell your own electronic products (like an e-book for example) because these are cheapest, least time-consuming, and most profitable products you could sell on Internet.

And if you’re going to spend your precious energy, you might as well spend it on something that’s very easy and cheap to do, and that’s a worthwhile income earner.

And when you write your own ebook, you get to keep 100% of profits! What a nice little earner!

3) Sell other people’s products on your website.

The easiest, most hassle-free way to do this is to join a few ‘Affiliate Programs’. An Affiliate Program is where an online shop gives you your own individual code. You place that code on your website.

If a visitor clicks on your code and BUYS from that online shop, shop will pay you commission.

Commission rates vary from 5% to 50% depending on which affiliate program you join. So you can make good money from this monetizing option.

4) ‘Referrers Fees’ or ‘Finders Fees’.

Find local businesses and negotiate a deal with them so that they’ll pay you commission for every paying customer that you refer to them.

The best way of generating an on-going income is to use **more than one** of these options to make money on your website.

There are LOTS of other ways to make money on Internet just by having a website. But alas, this article must come to an end at some point! I’ll cover all of above, and other ways to make money online in forthcoming issues.

So there you are, a quick overview of a few different ways in which you CAN earn money from home.

And not just good money - but a long-term income. Remember those figures in quote at start of this article - 20% of all home business households earn in excess of $75,000 a year (approximately 42,000 GBP or 61,000 Euros)!

Think about it.

It’s easy. It’s do-able.

And it can be done, whether you have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ Fibromyalgia, or not.

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