Ok, a few of them…

1. Why run your business, when you can just sell it on eBay! In reality though, this is a great business model and there are several companies out there that are just building sites based on their own ideas and then going out and selling them for a few bucks. Doesn’t make you the big money, but you can become comfortable nonetheless. I’ll be entering this category at some point. Just say it’s a preediction of mine

2. Open an online T-shirt business. When all else fails, come up with a catchy concept and try to market the heck out of it. You’ll be good for a few bucks and if you can figure out a way to get to the Holy Grail (Google Top 10), you can earn some serious cash. But remember, you’ll have a thousand other people on your tail, all trying to get to the same Top 10. Use Zazzle and/or CafePress initially. Check out Innertee for a great implementation of the Web 2.0 T-shirt business.

3. Write a blog. Seriously. If you write it about a topic that you’re passionate about and you actually have something to offer, you may make a few bucks. Don’t mimic me on this one: This blog is a potpourri of my ideas that cover a broad range of business, technology, and finance. It’s obviously slanted towards the industry that I’m in right now, but tries to cover topics outside of the industry. If you want an ultra-successful blog, write regularly and give it 8 - 12 months to see if you were able to build it into a powerhouse. By that time, you’ll know if you hit the money list. Doesn’t take much, does it? Maybe I’ll be on there next year

If you didn’t come up with any of these, check out my post on The Top 5 Ways to Generate a Business Idea.

See ya…