Write the answers to these questions down for each seperate website idea that you have.  Now it’s time to choose from the subjects you chose earlier.   Pick the one that you can write the most about, does not have too much competition, and people are interested in.

The final test: Can you think of ways to earn money from your web site?   Here are some options.

• Google Adsense – You host ads on your website, and Google will pay you for every click on an ad that happens on one of your webpages 
• Selling physical merchandise that you create 
• Selling physical merchandise that you buy wholesale or from liquidators 
• Selling physical merchandise that you ship with drop shippers 
• Directing users to your Cafepress store.  
• Directing users to your Ebay store (which gives you a discount on Final Value Fees. 
• Selling ad space through Adbrite or a similar ad placement program. 
• Selling a digital file (ebook you wrote, resell rights ebook, public domain ebook) 
• Selling your services (local landscaping, boat repair, etc.) 
• Finders fees for real estate 
• Affiliate commissions 
• Etc.  

Now that you’ve chosen your website subject, make a list of all the keywords people will use to search for info about your subject, or closely related to your subject.

Once you’ve chosen a definite subject, it’s time to register a domain, sign up with your web host, and find a site builder (see this article if you need help with this area).  Then you build your content.

Tip: Use keywords in your domain.   I've registered many 3 word domain names that do just fine because keywords in the domain will help you rank better.

It's a simple process to earn money from your web site.  The greatest difficulties will be in learning all the technical aspects of if (if you don't already) and actually putting your plan into action.  Luckily for you, it's 100% possible and will all pay off in a few weeks.