Question quality and value of your own services. People do not buy things; they buy values. Take a fresh look at value of what you offer, and what makes that value attractive to prospects and clients. Question it: explore new areas where your services would be useful, and new ways that you can improve their relevance. Dig deep to learn what you are really selling and what it truly means.

Embrace your flaws as well as your strengths. None of us are perfect, but most attempt to disguise or deny their flaws by overcompensating in marketing. Flaws are relative things, and weakness in one area is often result of strength in another. Don't disguise your flaws - simply present them positively. Brainstorm ways to turn your weaknesses to your advantage.

Ask yourself - is your marketing driving you to higher standards, or disguising lower ones? Effective marketing is never about status quo; it is either a growth vehicle or a means of damage control. Which are you doing? Are you promoting yourself based on valid strengths, or are you trying to cover up apparent weaknesses? If your marketing does not inspire you to serve your clients better, it won't inspire prospects to become new ones.

In a world of noise and manipulations, your prospects crave simplicity and integrity. Honestly approaching these issues will result in a wealth of unique material for your advertising efforts, as well as new insights into your own business.

Retire tricks and gimmicks - they don't work anymore and probably never will again. If you want to attract and keep clients, use only copywriting trick worth learning: reality.

•Google Adsense (https://www.google.com/adsense/application-1?apply=Click+Here+to+Apply) •Overture (http://www.content.overture.com/d/USm/about/company/partner/resell.jhtml) •Adhearus (https://secure.adhearus.com/webmaster_join.php) •Clicksor (http://www.clicksor.com/PPC_affiliate_program.php)

Please remember that if you join any of these programs out of moral values don't click on your own adds as this leads to a bad R.O.I for advertisers and also because companies are very strict against fraudulent clicks and may terminate your account immediately.

•Affiliate/Reseller Programs - These programs need a lot of time to generate money, you should know how to present them and also how to target right niche. I wouldn't recommend this if you are a beginner to online marketing. But once you website becomes successful you will eventually discover money behind such kind of marketings.

•Newsletter Advertising - I would think about this only if a site was popular with a minimum of 100 members. This comprises of periodic updates with useful articles and finally selling some ad space in newsletter. Again, this requires a lot of effort - keeping newsletter clean, easy to read and targeting ads properly will encourage people to view ad out of interest.

All these venues point out how important it is to have a website in order to make money online. Other forms of Advertising like, link exchanges will open up if you have a good Google PageRank. You can be paid for putting a Text link on your site and rates depend on your PageRank and person who is interested in sellling

Starting a website aiming only for monetary benefits would not be such a nice idea. Do something that you like and enjoy. This way your dedication towards site will be genuine and it will help you in its overall betterment.

Neo is the owner of http://www.WebHosts-Discussion.com , the site is dedicated to providing discussion of Web-Hosting and Hosts related issues.