Five ways to make $100 or more every day
1.) Freelancing. Offer a service, such as writing (content creation), design, coding, SEO, etc. I know many people who don't even have sites that exclusively provide services and make well over $100/day.
Can it be scaled? Outsourcing is key to scaling.
2.) PPC. You all know what it is. Don't listen to ANYONE who says "that market is way too saturated." Keep this in your mind: there is no such thing as an oversaturated market. Yes, this includes things like ringtones, nike, dating, adult, etc.
PPC-Coach is fantastic for learning, but there are so many resources on how to properly optimize PPC campaigns you shouldn't have trouble learning, even without PPC-Coach.
A final note: Yes, PPC does require an initial investment, but it isn't nearly as much as some would like you to believe.
Earn More With Your AdSense Very Easily
Many might have said this and many of you are using this trick too, but for those who still did not gave it a try and think that Google AdSense does not pay well, read on and DO TRY IT!
The publishers bid in Google AdWords to get to the top in your blog pages where Ad Units are displayed. The theory is simple. The one who pays out more has more chances to be displayed at the top in the pages running ads. So the first Ad unit in your blog page will display the advertisers which pay the highest for clicks, the second Ad unit pays out lesser than the first and so on.
So what I want to suggest you here is to "use only one ad unit" in your blog page. Yes! I used to have two ad units in my pages. One below the header (728x15) and other below the heading of the article (300x200). Now all the Ads which were relevant to the article I published were displayed in the 728x15 Ad unit and other Ad units would publish non-relevant Ads. I removed the 728x15 Ad unit and "for the same number of clicks and visits" my AdSense earnings were raised by 6 times than the initial earnings!
How to get the Right AdSense Ads Showing
If you've been using AdSense on your websites for any length of time, you know how frustrating it can be if the AdSense ads don't closely match the content of your pages. With mismatched ads, your visitors aren't very likely to click on the ads and there goes your AdSense income.
I've been building AdSense sites for a while and usually don't have much trouble with the ads matching the content. However, not too long ago, as I was building a new page, I just couldn't get the proper AdSense ads to show up. The subject of the page was related to financial issues, but the AdSense ads were about camping equipment!