1. Develop Websites for Local Businesses

Approach local business persons and sell them on necessity and financial benefits of having a professional website. Local advertising may get you started as well, but expect to get a large portion of your business from referrals.

Charge your clients for initial design and setup of website. Work with them to develop a theme for their site based on their unique advantages over competition. Keep site simple to start with so that cost of producing it is not prohibitive to business and you can complete it profitably in a short time.

In this business, you can also make money on maintenance and ongoing support of website. Charge recurring monthly fees for such services needed as web hosting, updates and improvements to site's content, search engine optimization and submission, increasing traffic, traffic analysis, mailing list production and maintenance, and much more.

You don't have to be a master Internet programmer to provide needed, additional services. There are many free and low cost sources of scripts and other resources available to you on Internet. Offer your clients (and charge extra for) flash introductions, animated graphics, syndicated content, traffic counters, submission forms, chat rooms, pop-up windows, autoresponders, and more.

2. Sell Websites on Internet

Build web stores, search engines, shopping portals, and other websites and sell them on Internet.

'I've come to realize that everything's a scam, not just envelope stuffing, typing jobs and craft and assembly jobs, but also MLM and affiliate programs. They are all scams! I have tried them all and never made any money.'

What's even worse was that there were several people who wholeheartedly agreed.

The Internet, unfortunately, is rife with scams and shams about working from home. There is a huge market of people searching for a work-at-home career -- and plenty of others willing to take advantage of it in whatever way they can. It's no surprise, then, that so many people have been 'burned' by so-called 'opportunities'.

But let me say this: An opportunity is not necessarily a scam just because someone didn't make money.

Yes, you read that right. You see, there's no such thing as a 'one-opportunity-fits-all'. I know that many of opportunities you see online try to make it seem like 'anyone' can succeed... but it's just hype.