This is one topic that has been over-hyped by Internet Marketers for nearly a decade now. I have personally been seeing it since past 7 years. Right from the time I entered the Internet Business industry, I have seen this being talked about over and over again.

So, is Multiple Streams of Income really a myth? How many success stories have you heard where people were earning from multiple sources, some passive and some active? How many sources are you personally earning from? Many of the people I met in the beginning, who were all hyped about this syndrome, are still in their day jobs and haven’t made a red cent from the gazillion opportunities of the Internet.

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I came across 5 good posts this week that I thought, will share with you. I recommend, you read each one of them. They have some very good lessons for entrepreneurs who are serious about making a living online.

1. The Benefits of Keeping a Private Journal – A post by Dosh Dosh about developing habit of a private journal as an aid to build your personal life and your online empire.

2. Caroline has released a revision of her Wordpress Niche ebook.

3. Do You Have What It Takes To Be A Professional Blogger? - By Yaro Starak

4. Gyutae Park from Winning the Web has explored 5 types of bloggers.

5. Using a WordPress Page as your home page by Blogging Experiment

As I said, do not miss anyone of them. They are all good.

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This post was guest blogged by Michael Conrad from Make Money Online blog.

Since it was released, thousands of users on Facebook have taken their turn in trying out Facebook’s API’s. The programs range from simple games to mini book stores. At first, these programs were created for the user to have something interesting to put on their page, but the developers got smart. They said, why should we spend so much time making these programs when we don’t receive anything back from them? That is where monetization came into play.

Facebook allowed the developers to display an unlimited number of advertisements in their programs. Developers got to work including advertisements on their download pages and inside the actual programs. After some testing, it was realized that contextual advertising was probably not the best route, so developers focused on promoting affiliate links, or links that send you to a product page. Instantly, developers started to see profits skyrocket as users would them their program to other users, and thus more people would click on the links.

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