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Another Way To Make Money Online With Mahalo

by DiTesco on March 4, 2010

Mahalo

For those of you that have not heard about Mahalo yet, this post, Mahalo: Another Way To Make Money Online, will give you the introduction you need to get familiar with this online opportunity. Briefly speaking, Mahalo is a Human Powered Search engine which is composed of a community of people that post questions and answers. The difference between Mahalo and other similar websites of the genre is that you get paid for participating. This is probably, and I quote, “one of the easiest ways to make money online”.

There are basically 4 ways to earn money with Mahalo. They are all outlined on the referenced post above and once again, I highly suggest you give it a try, if it is making money you are looking for. Mahalo pays like clockwork and through PayPal. I can vouch for this based on my personal experience. To date, I have not had any problems getting paid by them. This is not a sales pitch as I am not earning anything to write this post.

Make Money With Google AdSense Without An Account?

You may be wondering how is it possible to make money with Google AdSense without an account. This is particularly interesting for those who like the program but for some reason don’t have it. You might have been banned, not approved, or simply do not want to carry it on your blog because you are running other alternatives to AdSense.

One form of making money with Google AdSense is by joining websites that have revenue sharing program. This might not be new to you, but the fact is, to make money with AdSense you need good amount of traffic and this is where the new Mahalo way, gets interesting. Mahalo now has has started a beta test for sharing Google AdSense revenue generated on question pages with the asker and best answerer. Revenue is split three ways, in Mahalo dollars, up to a maximum of of M$100 ($75) per asker and best answerer (M$200 total, M$100 each). The more questions and best answer you have, better are your chances to earn more money. Google AdSense revenue for the asker begins accumulating after a question is posted. Revenue for the best answerer begins after the best answer is selected. You do not need an AdSense account because it is Mahalo’s account that is being used. Since this website is credible, there is no problem at all.

Exploring Mahalo.com’s SEO potential

This is where the key to taking advantage of Mahalo’s SEO potential comes into play. When asking a question, make sure that you have also keywords in them. Since Mahalo’s pages gets indexed very quickly, there is a greater chance for your question to rank high on the SERPs (search engine result pages). If any users clicks on that link, it will take them to your question and here, there will be AdSense ads displayed. See example below:

Mahalo Adsense Revenue Share

That’s it. If I have not convinced you yet to try Mahalo after this post, please let me know. I’ll do better next time:) Happy earnings!

UPDATE (June 2010): Important changes at Mahalo were released recently and you might want to read it first before jumping over to their site. The update – Making Money Online With Mahalo

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{ 12 comments }

1 Ileane Smith March 4, 2010 at 1:36 pm

Hi Ditesco,

I've signed up for Mahalo but I didn't realize that you could earn for asking questions too. That's great because I sure have more questions than answers!

Thanks for sharing this, I'll check out your first post too.
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2 DiTesco March 4, 2010 at 4:57 pm

Hi Ileane. Ahh! Questions, questions, questions… got a whole bunch of those myself, lol. Yep, you can now earn on Mahalo by asking question too. I like Mahalo's concept and if you put in the right questions, you might be surprised how the community reacts and get really good answers. It is sometimes even cheaper to ask on Mahalo and obtain answers than hiring a consultant:) Thanks for your input

3 Anne March 5, 2010 at 4:33 am

Why is it I keep forgetting all about Mahalo? Jena is surely raking it in while the rest of us [me] sit back and watch. >:o I need to get on the ball and back in the game.

4 Joliber March 5, 2010 at 9:08 am

Ad sharing programs are really popular nowadays.. I even implement this to some of my sites.. It's really a win-win situation for both parties.. Anyway, how are you ditesco? It's been a while since we last talked.

5 DiTesco March 5, 2010 at 6:12 pm

Hi anne, as you said Jena is raking in the profits of Mahalo. She started if I am not mistaken about a month a half ago and has been pretty active on it. I spend no more than 15 – 30 minutes daily on Mahalo and I can assure you that it is worth the trouble, provided of course that you are looking for additional income. good luck on it if you decide to get the ball rolling

6 DiTesco March 5, 2010 at 6:14 pm

Hi Joliber. Indeed, long time since we last talked. Things are doing good, just been busy with my offline duties and been lagging behind with the online community. trying to catch up. How about, how are things going on your end. Too many projects??:)

7 Ileane March 5, 2010 at 9:27 pm

How do I find your account on Mahalo so that we can become friends? My user name is ileane. :*

8 DiTesco March 6, 2010 at 5:34 am

Don't worry I'll friend you there and just accept my invite. thanks

9 AdviceMaven March 7, 2010 at 7:12 pm

I signed up for Mahalo a while ago but haven't done much with it. You've convinced me that I am totally under utilizing the potential of Mahalo. I'll need to get back on track!

10 Robert March 8, 2010 at 5:22 pm

Hi DiTesco,

Nice to see you getting back into the swing of things again.

Last time you posted about Mahalo, I said I would join but I never took action. I know…shame on me. ;) Well, I just went over there again and signed on. After looking at what some of the people there are earning, I was convinced. I don't expect to earn like some of those heavy hitters, but just as you always say: "every bit counts".

Mahalo to you!

11 DiTesco March 8, 2010 at 6:36 pm

Haha, don't try please, just do it, lol. Sometimes all it takes is a small push and you get back on track.. Good luck and thanks for dropping by. always a pleasure to see you here

12 DiTesco March 8, 2010 at 6:40 pm

Hi Barry, nothing more, nothing less. Every bit counts and if you somewhat active on Mahalo you can really rack in some good $$. I can honestly tell you that I make more money on mahalo than many other affiliate programs that I run. It is really easy, as I said. thanks for dropping by. Guess I have to come up with more ideas to give you more work, haha

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