Making Money Having Fun

You must know that you can use BlogSpot as a site and you can make money from it.
Best of all you can make money by having fun, you can have a blog where you can write about anything you want, music, movies… and you can be paid from your advertising.

Ok, let’s see what you can learn reading this article.

First of all you will need a blog, you can use BlogSpot because is free and easy to handle.

Then you will have to take a good look at this blog because you will have to use all information present on this site.

But, how can you make money with a blog?
Well, you will make money from the advertising present on your blog plus another affiliate programs that you will choose to promote.
You can start using Google AdSense to get advertising on your site.

Watch this site and see how all Google Ads are arranged and don’t forget that BlogSpot I very simple to use, if you want to add a Google Ads you have this preset widget in members area and if you want to add a custom html code you can do that too with the specific widget.

You can make money from affiliate programs too; you will see some affiliate programs presented on this site.
Google also gives you the possibility to use their referral programs.

Ok, but how can you get visitors on your site for free?
Well, you can use paid advertising but if you have a free website you can get free visitor by listing your site on free top sites.

Just look at the bottom of the side bar on this site and you will see a section vote for us, there you can see free top sites to list your site.

Don’t forget that you must put a link back to those top sites, you can make a special widget using a simple html code to put on your Blog.

So, make money having fun!

Agloco Members Distribution

Update from A Global Company Money Making Program:

 

Since AGLOCO started its Viewbar in June, we have been working to deliver an early money distribution plan that will be work for both Members and AGLOCO at this time. It was decided to start with the AGLOCO Monthly Residual Payments. These are small monthly payments which will be made for hours earned each month and paid monthly for 10 years. The following rates have been set (amounts are expressed in US currency):

• June $0.48 per hour - ($0.0040 per month for 120 months)

• July $0.42 per hour - ($0.0035 per month for 120 months)

• August $0.54 per hour - ($0.0045 per month for 120 months)

AGLOCO Monthly Residual Payments become payable when declared such by AGLOCO. We are working to add the accounting feature to the account page to show this to each Member, but that will not be available until after all the Ask.com features have been integrated.
In addition to the AGLOCO Monthly Residual Payments hours may become eligible for Bonus Payments. If AGLOCO exceeds expectations and builds funds in excess of reserves needed it may be possible to make AGLOCO Bonus Payments. We do not expect this to happen anytime in the near future. The details on the Bonus Payments and the Monthly Residual payments will be placed on the account page along with the accounting display.

1. How is AGLOCO doing financially?
As you know AGLOCO launched stating it would make Member distributions when it was profitable. On this blog we said we would update you on the company results at the end of the summer. During the last three months, June, July and August, AGLOCO lost slightly more than $100,000. (As you are aware the Development team is still working for free. And also, the Development team and some of their friends are the source of the $100,000 so that AGLOCO can pay its bills.) The AGLOCO losses are getting smaller each month and at this point, we anticipate the September loss will be $10,000 to $15,000.
2. Will checks for the AGLOCO Monthly Residual Payments go out in October?
We would love to say definitely yes, but we can’t. So we will say Yes IF. The IF for the most part is how successful our Ask.com partnership is in generating revenue. As with most things in AGLOCO, it will really depend on the Members. It is Member use of the Ask.com search function that will answer the question of distributions in October.
While Ask.com will also become the dominant supplier of our US and Canada ads, we believe that as a global company AGLOCO currently will get the most revenue from the Ask.com search ads.
3. How will I get my money?
First AGLOCO puts money into your account at AGLOCO which you will be able to see on your account page. At present, Members may ask that a check be sent to them. AGLOCO will set up a couple of online payment systems like PayPal and will also set up an ACH system. If there is a cost to make the transfer, the Member will pay it – so that other Members do not have to bear that expense. A minimum for transferring money out will be set.
Since the account pages will not have the financial data available on them for several weeks, we will contact any Member who has earned over $100 to ask if they want a check now. (There are a number of you who get in this group very quickly).
4. Will I be able to sell my hours to other Members?
A number of requests have come from Members wanting to buy or sell hours. Currently AGLOCO does not allow the transfer of hours. AGLOCO is planning to change this and allow for Members to transfer hours. To do so it will be necessary for AGLOCO to suspend any consideration of exchanging hours for AGLOCO shares, otherwise trading hours would not be possible in some countries and would be too difficult (and expensive) for AGLOCO to regulate. We would like Member feedback on this issue prior to implementing it, so please make comments on this post.
AGLOCO will have to add the technical ability to transfer hours to each Member’s account database before the ability to sell will be possible. AGLOCO will probably limit transfers to at least 100 or more hours per transfer so that tracking this does not become a burden. If there is any cost to this, it will be borne by the Member doing the transfer so that all Members do not bear this cost.
5. How much will I be able to sell my hours for?
We anticipate that some Members will set up private exchanges or Members may use existing auction sites like eBay (assuming rules and escrows are met.) Therefore the price of hours will depend on the open market. And thus, the price is liable to fluctuate.
We know this is a lot of information in a small space, please ask any questions you have on this post and we will try to answer them
Thanks for all of your efforts for AGLOCO.
The AGLOCO Development Team

Why Invest Offshore?

In the past, the opportunities offered by the international market may often have been overlooked – by investors and financial advisers alike. This was perhaps because it was seen as being more complicated than investing in the home market or possibly only for a select few. But the offshore market is now very well established. The key offshore financial centers are stable and well-regulated, with strong investor protection measures in place.

Offshore is a common term that is used to describe a range of locations where companies can offer customers growth on their funds that is largely free from tax. This includes “true offshore” locations, such as the Channel Islands and Isle of Man, and other locations such as Dublin. Tax treatment can vary from one type of investment to another and from one market to another.

The term “offshore” is used throughout this guide to refer to an investment or location that can offer largely tax-free growth.

The value of an investment may fluctuate and is therefore not guaranteed.

You may not get back the full amount of your investment.

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