Make Money Online Without a website or blog

Okay, so I have made a few posts on how to make money online with a website or a blog. But what if you don't have a website or a blog and have no intention to do so. Either you don't have the time to maintain a blog or don't just have the will, whatever your excuse is, the good news is that there are ways to make money online even without owning a website or a blog. here I explain a few of the most popular ways to make money online without a website or blog.

Academia-Research
Academia-Research is a freelance writing service company dedicated to professional research and writing.They pay upto $18 per article. So if you are good at writing here's a big opportunity.

Associated Content
AC not only accepts original contents (like articles) but they also pay for them. AC offers upfront payments for some content submissions as well as a monthly performance payment for all of your original content. So if you are good at writing you can make some money with AC.

Get Paid To Sites : These sites earn their revenue from advertisers who pay them to attract potential customers for them. Part of the revenue these sites earn is shared with you when you visit the advertisers and perform specific actions like, taking part in a survey, reading email advertisements, referrals, purchasing a product or even subscribing to a newsletter. Click here for a list of several such get paid to sites and how they work.

eBay - Selling items on eBay is one of the most popular way to earn money online. What's more you don't need a website for it. And if you don't have any items to sell on eBay, how about writing a useful e-book and putting it up for sale.

Shvoong : Shvoong pays you for writing abstracts of book, website etc. An abstract is like a summary. So writing an abstract for a book would actually mean writing a short review for it. You get paid part of the revenue your abstracts generates.

Ximmy - You know about Digg.com, where you submit/bookmark any pages you like and vote and discuss on the submission son others. Now what if Digg.com paid you for doing this? That is where Ximmy comes in. Its similar to digg.com except that it pays you to share top news, videos, pictures and websites on the Internet.

CafePress - At CafePress.com, you can create and sell a variety of customizable products with zero upfront costs and zero inventory investment. in CafePress.com you can sell Merchandise you design including t-shirts, posters, mugs, bumper stickers and much more, Books printed on-demand, Audio and Data CDs. CafePress provides the free online shop to promote your products

MyLot : MyLot is essentially a forum where you can start or take part in discussions on a range of topics. The only difference between MyLot and other forum is that MyLot pays your for your activities. Their payout rate is also very low, so its worth a try.

Squidoo - In squidoo you create what they call as Lens page Choose any topic and create a lens page highlighting various aspects of the chosen topic and dropping your affiliate links. You get a share of the revenue your lens page generates plus the money earned from the Amazon, eBay etc affiliate links.

uTest : This is quite a new service and it still remains to be seen how they fare. But what they do is simple - you register with them and then test new software products. if you find any bug in the software, well you get paid to report the bugs.