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MAKIN' SCRILLA ON THE NET

GET ROLLIN IN DA SCRILLACON VALLEY.

For most people, a job means getting out of the house, going to another location, and sitting there for XX hours 5-6 days a week. OK if you're into that. Below are some internet opportunities, which do not follow the regular job description.

Here you may notice that GotScrilla.com is giving away its 'secrets'. No, we just won't insult your intelligence by pretending we don't want to make scrilla off the web. Hell, we want more scrilla too. So support your local gangstaz.

There are several ways to make money on the internet. (E-Commerce in Da Scrillacon Valley, y'all). It ain't easy, so at the bottom we placed some links to programs that work.

The main ones are:

• PPC (Pay-per-click)
• E-store
• Affiliate
• e-Bay
• Scams

PPC (Pay-per-click): advertisers pay money to the website on which the ads appear. For each time the link is clicked, the website receives money, anywhere from pennies per click, to as much as $10+. In order for this to work, the site must be aligned with advertisers' product, have A LOT of traffic (lots of ppl visiting the site daily), and for Google Adwords, site must be pretty clean, boring and without swearing. There are no PPC examples on this website, since we got DENIED by Goggle for swearing. Shiiieeeet. Talk about censorship. Here is a great guide for Google stuff, if you're into that.

• You need a website.

E-store: yeah, the ones with that little thing called the 'Shopping Cart'. This is basically a store on the internet. The website itself functions as a storefront. It sells exclusive products, or reseller products. This means that the products are bought somewhere at wholesale for less, then resold on the reseller website. For now, GotScrilla.com ain't got sheeet to sell, so look for examples elsewhere.

• You need a website.

Affiliate: a website places specially-coded links to other sites that sell a product. It is basically a referral-type system. If someone clicks on an affiliate link, purchases a product, the website gets a cut. This cut is mostly a percentage value of the product, ranging widely. This number is predominantly set by the affiliate vendor (the website which sells stuff directly). Below you will see samples of Affiliate links. If you go to the site, nothing happens. If you go to the site and buy stuff (let me tell you about them deals...) GotScrilla.com will get a percentage for referring you. So buy stuff. Otherwise, f**kshizzle off. For best affiliate descriptions, with how to get traffic to your website, here.

• You need a website.

e-Bay: Website auction. Sell anything and everything. This is an auction, but you can set a reserve, which means that your product will not sell below a certain price. The cool part is, it has a rating system of buyers and sellers. For the most part, it's fairly safe. Here is a pretty good system for learning how to make scrilla on e-Bay: click here.

• You do not need a website.

Scams: If this needs to be explained, than you should be robbed. The idea is that the more these are brought to light, the sooner we can all surf safer. Know any? Post them here.

• List of scams coming soon...

How to get a website on a budget: Coming soon...

• Real soon...

Affiliate links for GotScrilla.com are listed below. These are actually things we have bought ourselves/researched the carefully. They wouldn't be here if we think they're crap. Bottom line: you follow their programs, you make scrilla. Simple as that. Check them out and be your own judge. Each program suits certain personalities/business styles. We's got ours, you's got yours.