The time has come to my first Roundup. Back in March I didn’t do a Roundup because I didn’t had enough material to say “OK, these posts are the best ones from the month”. Now I have a couple more posts so I’d want to let you know which have gotten the most part of the attention and some others that I found to be very good but there’s not anybody more thinking like me :P.

• 30 ways to promote your web application with little or no money. I tried to figure out some ways to promote a web application without spending more than US$1000, and without bothering anybody to do something for me for free, and here’s what I got.
• Blogging Mistake: Lack of Predictability on your Posts. Predictability is not a union between consistency (write about one well-defined subject) and discipline (write on a consistent basis, daily if possible). Predictability means your readers will always know that when they visit your blog they will find useful material for them.
• Top 10 tips for effective freelancing. I believe freelancing is one of the most easy ways to make money online, if not the easiest, and although some people think it’s not the best way to do it since it’s not a source of passive income, it still is a good choice to quickly start making money on the internet. This list is meant for people looking for telecommute freelancing jobs to work from home, mainly in the internet.
• A non technical Guide to Web Applications creation: Costs and Times involved. Let me tell you web application’s creation is a very exciting process, but the path from dreaming features to watching a finished product on your browser is not easy, and it’s even harder if you are not of the technical type specially when trying to assess all the resources to make your vision reality. To solve those kind of doubts I have written this [mini]guide that will give you a path through the entire creation process and some estimates of the costs involved
• Make money online factoring your accounts receivable. Thanks to online factoring systems, factors are now able to accept small invoices, sometimes as small as a couple of dollars each, therefore now you can factor your invoices (even the small ones) and collect your money much more faster than waiting payment from your client, i.e. in 1 day or less.
• How to get into the del.icio.us popular page in 5 simple steps. If you have a website or blog, surely you know about del.icio.us and all the traffic it can bring to your web in a couple of hours. Now, if you want to leverage that power you must somehow get into the del.icio.us popular list, a page with a list of the most bookmarked pages in the last day.
• How to make money online while being a small business not based in the US. Let’s suppose you are a small business based outside the US and you need to receive credit card payments. How do you do it if “free” payment gateways are not an option? Sadly the answer is not easy to accomplish, although it will help you a lot to do business online: You have to incorporate in the US in order to open a bank account, a merchant account and finally be able to process internet payments with some payment gateway.

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