b.Affiliates Membership – Many people have created a paid membership area on their blog. This is typically for exclusive content that you can only access in the “member’s area.” If you have a really great idea on what to include, this can be a great idea. You’ll have to create something that can’t easily be accessed around the web.
c.Products
d.Services.
e.Sponsored/paid posts.
f.Subscription.
g.Videos –.
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5. Work-at-Home Companies
a.CrowdSource
b.Demand Studios
c.Fast Chart
d.Leap Force –
e.Liveops – Liveops is a call center that allows you to work from home. Once your set up to take the calls, you can begin making a weekly schedule and working from home. The pay is generally close to $10/hour, but you can earn more with commissions.
f.SpeakWrite
666.WEBSITES TO STUDY ANY LANGUAGE ONLINE
a.DUOLINGO.COM
b.LIVEMOCHA.COM
c.BABBEL.COM
d.BUSUU.COM
667.MOST POPULAR WEBSITES TO DOWNLOAD AUDIOBOOKS
a.AUDIOBOOKS.COM
b.Audible.com
c.Scribd audiobooks
d.LIBRIVOX
e.LIBROPHILE
f.Simplyaudiobooks
668. LEARN OUT LOUD
TOP 7 CARTOON MAKERS
a.GOANIMATE
b.WIDEO
c.ANIMAKER
d.POWTOWN
e.MOOVLY
f.EXPLEE
669.What industries are these top language jobs from
a.Media (journalism) and film
b.Tourism and travel services, including airlines and hotels
c.Banks and insurance
d.Local, state and federal government
e.International non-profit organizations
f.Publishing companies
g.Departments of defense and international embassies
h.Health services
i.Social services
j.Immigration services
k.Elementary, high schools, universities and colleges
670.15 Websites To Learn A Skill On Your Own Time (Without Disturbing Your Schedule
What you can learn: Design, marketing, business
Type of learning: Recorded video lessons
CreativeLIVE
What you can learn: Photography, money, software tools
Type of learning: Live broadcasting
What you can learn: Foreign language (Spanish)
Type of learning: Live one-on-one coaching
What you can learn: General
Type of learning: Recorded video lesson
HowStuffWorks
What you can learn: General
Type of learning: Articles and videos
Podcasts
What you can learn: General — business, health, love
Type of learning: Audio recording
Lumosity
What you can learn: Mathematics, pattern recognition, memory retention
Type of learning: Gaming
Duolingo
What you can learn: Foreign languages
Type of learning: Gamification
Hack A Day
What you can learn: Life hacks
Type of learning: Articles
Khan Academy
What you can learn: Mathematics, physics, coding
Type of learning: Video lessons
Codeacademy
What you can learn: Coding
Type of learning: Gamification, learn by doing
Startcooking.com
What you can learn: Cooking
Type of learning: Video lessons
edX
What you can learn: General (university subjects)
Type of learning: Live and recorded video lessons
Lynda
What you can learn: General
Type of learning: Recorded video lessons.
671. Tips for Finding Cheap Airfare
a.Skyscanner is an aggregator and provides fairly good prices. They do not themselves help in booking tickets but guide you to other sites which do. It is perhaps the most convenient to find cheap flight tickets.
b.ITA Software matrix is an insider site which publishes the best available rates on any trip (including multi-city itineraries).
HoOrbitz, Kayak and Hipmunk are my third pick and usually provide competetive fares for multi-city and round trip itineraries. Sometimes they do have a tendency to advertise fares that are no longer available.
c.If youTriggerInn is a smart search engine that allows you to set your expected price and sit back and relax while its system continuously works in the background and notifies whenever the prices reach your expected price. Just set your dates of travel and travel location, fix your expected price and forget it.r travel is well in advance you can try TriggerInn.
672. Create ur own app:-Use Appypie
673. How to Book the Cheapest Flight Possible to Anywhere
a.Keep your searches top secret
b.You’re not crazy for thinking that a flight price has changed after searching it a few times in your web browser. Based on the cookies in your browser, flight prices do increase when a particular route is repeatedly searched, as the site wants to scare you into booking the flight quickly before prices get even higher. Always search for flights in incognito or private browsing mode to see the lowest prices.
c.In Google Chrome or Safari, incognito is enabled by hitting Command (or “Control” if using PC), Shift, “N”. For Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer, hit Command (or “Control” if using a PC), Shift, “P”. This will open a new browser window where your information is not tracked, thus not inflating prices as you search. Note: if you’re using an older version of OS X, open Safari then click “Safari” in the menu bar, and select “Private Browsing”.
d.Your cookies are reset each time you re-open an incognito window. So if you want to start with a clean slate for each flight search (so your previous searches aren’t “remembered”, potentially inflating costs), close all your incognito windows, open a new one, and then perform your flight search.
2. Use the best flight search engines
All search engines have inflated flight costs as part of taking a cut from the airlines. Some search engines (e.g. Expedia) consistently inflate much higher than others (listed below). It pays to familiarise yourself with sites that offer the best prices.
Use These to Book
a.Skyscanner (our #1 choice)
b.AirFare Watchdog (good at finding sale & error fares – see tip #11)
c.Momondo
d.Cheapoair (U.S., Canada, U.K.)
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f.JetRadar (includes budget airlines, which many search engines don’t).
g.Google Flights (good search tool to quickly compare flights – not always best prices)
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674. App which pays u :-Surveys On The Go: iOS / Android