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Let me give you the bad news first, there is no easy way to make money. Now that we have gotten that out of the way, lets examine how you could make money and what resources are available to you online.Please read the disclaimer statement at the end of this answer.There are literally millions of online resources on how to make money.Millions.From Ponzi scheme to Pyramid scheme, from Affiliate marketing to Multi-level marketing, from Work-at-home scheme to The 4-Hour Workweek, from Online shopping to How-To's on Brick and mortar businesses, from Foreign exchange market trading to How to become a Stock trader, from Get Rich Click! by Marc Ostrofsky to making a living by Pay per click and everything in between and sideways and however you can mash it up.For most who tap online in the digital pursuit of making money, they inadvertently brush elbows with WarriorForum - Internet Marketing Forums, where at any given time has some 20,000+ people reading the forums on how to make money.Some are selling, some are buying, others are scratching their heads and trying to make sense of it all. Shy of the numbers that Warrior Forums has, the 2nd best place on the Internet for Online Marketing is Digital Point's Forums (See: https://forums.digitalpoint.com/).Between these two forums, everything in the Internet / Affiliate / Online marketing space is covered.Well almost.There is this fabulous online course (for free) called The Challenge, which used to be called The 30 Days Challenge, it is a great course to take, even if you don't intend to go into the Online advertising (or Internet Marketing) space. It will teach you a lot, from what is an Affiliate, how to generate content, how to drive traffic, how to signup with affiliates like Amazon, and the likes, how to conduct keyword research, sourcing, drop shipments, etc.Do look it up - the official website is at: The Challenge (I believe the course starts every May or June). I cannot stress how cool of an online course this is to take ...and its free!What you should be exploring first is what is it that you love to do and can work on? One could guide you to the lucrative resources online on equities trading, but would it be worth your interest? Probably not. The Challenge helps you find your niche. I'm not advocating that you pursue what The Challenge says, I'm just saying its a great course for you to learn and be cognisant of what is out there, on the Internet, and how people are making money.You could setup and go the Online Store route, in which case, you will find 10,000s of websites and videos telling you how to go about as such. I wrote a pretty detailed blog post on this:How Do I Start An Online Business? (the answer is also here on Quora: Teenage Online Entrepreneur Advice Starting An Online Company General Hints Tips And Help.)YouTube is a fantastic resource for learning. So many people overlook that aspect of YouTube. The scammers and spammers are on YouTube also, but then you will also find great Channel where 100s of learning videos have been put up. You will find some fantastic resources (read: people) who offer great advice on business, techniques, short-cuts, hacks, efficiency and above all explaining mundane things and concepts to everyday folks like you and I.Quora (product), in itself and Yahoo! Answers are two great resources of information. A lot many ideas and resources can be found via these two resources.Since, you will be searching a lot online for resources, do remember there is a lot of hidden wealth in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, pages of Google search results. Do not discard these pages. More often than not great articles and resources are drowned by all the Search Engine Optimization (SEO) work done by people vying for a higher position. Don't let this discourage you.Also, Google (company) isn't the only option in Search Engines, there are plenty of others, please learn to use them.List of search engines (Wikipedia)Search Engine ListComprehensive list of Search EnginesThe 10 Best Search Engines of 2013If you are starting out, there is no need to pay for information.Read that again. If you're starting out, there is no need to pay for information.Chances are, most of it is already out there, either it is deeply buried in the Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) (Search engine results page), or you're using the wrong Keywords to search for your information (learn to use Keyword Research to your advantage and especially how Long Tail Keywords work) or its simply dispersed, and you need to find it and put it together.Since you will be searching online, I would highly recommend you install Xmarks - to backup your bookmarks.Freebie: Here is some advice worth in gold for you: Bookmark everything you spend more than 30 seconds viewing. Categorize it - and bookmark it. Your memory is not as good as you think, and once it has been bookmarked, you can always search through it and find it, rather than going crazy.Since you will be searching and reading up online resources, install Evernote (product) and Pocket (app) - it will help you save the pages for later reading and viewing. A must have for online research.If you already have a talent you want to market, Freelancer or Freelancing is an area you might want to pursue, here are a couple of great resources for Freelancing:17 Great Websites to Find Freelance Jobs50 Freelance Job Sites For Designers & Programmers – Best OfIf you know of an area you want to work in, say Jewelry or perhaps you are a Work At Home Mom (WAHM) http://www.wahm.com/ - then do frequent the forums that cater to such verticals. Forums are your best friends. You can ask questions, chances are, your questions (or something similar) have already been asked repeatedly, so make good use of the search box. You can read up on people's experiences who, not long ago, were in your shoes.Your goal at all point should be to rid yourself of the clutter, spam and scams out there. Don't be attracted to them, surely you are not that gullible.Information overload is something you will have to come to terms with. With so much information out there it can easily cause you to be overwhelmed by it all. Give yourself time and space out. Let it all sink in and absorb. You cannot possibly learn mathematics - all of it in 3 weeks, so don't even try it for your subject matter.StumbleUpon is a great website to literally stumble upon some great handpicked content on the Internet. If you were to follow topics like Business, Internet, Money, Small Business, etc. you will find lots and lots of amazing websites and material for your online pursuit of making money.Two such that I found from http://www.stumbleupon.com/ are below:Make Money Online: 100+ Tools and ResourcesTop 20 Freelance Websites - Find Freelancing Jobs TodayIt is very important for each and every website you visit, for you to see / read if they are selling you something. You should be able discern if the message is a sell-ploy or if information is genuinely being shared. Learn to differentiate between sales Landing Pages and information pages. Learn to differentiate between websites and people who have authority, versus those who do not.I wish I had the time to share 1000s of more URLs & Websites with you, but then again, that in itself would be an information overload.Find out what your passion is all about, and then delve into it. I will conclude with the importance of 5Ps - Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance.Don't be disheartened if your first attempt at making money online did not work out, only you can be the best judge of it - as to when to give up. Just as a closing note, the scientists who cloned Dolly the Sheep, succeed after 276 attempts, before they were successful in cloning. (Source: HowStuffWorks "How Cloning Works").Don't give up that easily. Best of luck.Here is something just thought it would be interesting for you to read:Source: The Ultimate Web Cash FlowchartHere is another one that I really like as well:The Source of this image is: 200 Ways to Make Money From the InternetDisclaimerAll the links (URLs) provided here are straight-through URLs. There are no affiliate links whatsoever. I am not advocating any website, nor am I associated and/or working with any website(s) / resource / book(s), etc. mentioned here.With respect to Affiliate Marketing, please see my (negative) answer on this subject here on Quora: Faisal Khan's answer to Can you really make significant money using affiliate marketing?Since it is your money and time. I suggest you use it wisely. The Internet is full of charmers and con artists. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is. There is no such thing as quick money. For peaceful sleep at night, don't spend money online for learning / ebooks, etc. until and unless you are absolutely convinced of the authenticity of the website/author/resource.Almost everything I have learned online, was/is available for free. Again, put that wallet away and be careful in what you delve in. Three rules to live by:When in doubt - Don't.When in doubt - Check it out.When in doubt - No.Best of luck in your online/offline venture on making Benjamins.

2 years is a long time to improve your programming skills man. And the Internet is full of vast amounts of resources to do so.Data Structure and AlgorithmsFirst off, if you want to improve your programming skills, you need to have a good handle on how algorithms work. So reading and practicing programs that involve Data Structures and Algorithms would go a long way. it would also be a good idea to decide on a programming language you can master and practice your algorithmic skills in.More on that later.MOOCsNow for practicing DSA, I would recommend looking into MOOCs such asCourserahttps://www.coursera.org/My personal favorite course on Coursera is Algorithms, Part I course by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Waynehttps://www.coursera.org/course/algs4partIThere are many other courses you can choose from, if this one is not to your liking.Udacityhttps://www.udacity.com/courses/allPreferably start with Software Engineering category. But, alternatively, you can also look into Web Development category or Android/iOS category depending on your interest.There are many other MOOCs (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massive_open_online_course) you can find such as edX, Udemy but I, personally, have only used the ones mentioned above.Have a look at this comprehensive list, if the courses I mentioned above are not for you.(a list of 155 free cs courses starting in Oct,2015)https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/3n3tdz/heres_a_list_of_155_free_online_programmingcs/YouTube ChannelsThere are a lot of these out there,but a worthy mention would be thenewboston channel, he covers everything you can think of and the things you wouldn't think ofhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJbPGzawDH1njbqV-D5HqKwAnd Derek Banas' Java Algorithms playlisthttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGLfVvz_LVvReUrWr94U-ZMgjYTQ538nTCompetitive ProgrammingSites like these really help you practice logical thinking and implement your skills in practical scenarios. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Competitive_programming#Online_contest_and_training_resourcesMy personal favorite areHackerrankhttps://www.hackerrank.com/domainsIt covers everything from algorithms to AI to Distributed Systems and even lets you practise skills for specific languages such as Ruby, Java,Python, Linux Shell Scripting. I love spending time on this site when I can.ProjectEulerhttps://projecteuler.net/I must confess this is a very high end site and mostly has computational math problems.I would not recommend it in the early stages of learning but over the long run it would really help in building out of the box thinking and analytical skillsCodechefhttps://www.codechef.com/problems/schoolGood practice problems, programming competitions in lots of languages. Enough said!Programming LanguagesChoosing a good programming language is essential. Different people prefer different kinds of languages and going through some of the basic ones would help you choose which one you would like to continue with. You may choose to either master one specific language or learn wide variety of languages (just to keep your options open) and be flexible.Most popular programming languages are provided in this link.The 2015 Top Ten Programming LanguagesOr you can choose not to do any of those and choose a language from the wide variety available online.One good way to do that isTutorial sitesOther than the MOOCs and traditional books(or ebooks), this is what people go to for learning new languagesMost popular sites(free) according to my opinion are:FreeCodeCamp http://www.freecodecamp.com (Covers a lot more detailed content than Codecademy and is still free,let's hope it stays that way)(UPDATE)CodeAcademy https://www.codecademy.com/ (Codecademy used to be on the top of my list but has moved down because it has moved a lot of its content to the Paid/Pro section)KhanAcademy https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programmingAlternatives to CodeAcademy Free or Open Source Codecademy Alternatives - AlternativeTo.nethttp://myasmine.com/tag/alternatives-to-codecademy/Mozilla Developer network https://developer.mozilla.orgtutorialspoint http://www.tutorialspoint.com/tutorialslibrary.htm (albeit lesser known and mostly theoretical but has been handy at times)javatpoint http://javatpoint.com(i doubt anyone would have heard of this site, but i referred to it for java sometimes and has sound clear explanations for some concepts in java(for beginners), if you can ignore the grammatical mistakes)There are others such as tutsplus, html5rocks and so on.It doesn't end. This link below provides a comprehensive list of all websites for each languageThe Best Websites to Learn Coding OnlineThis should be enough to get you started. And once you start finding your way, you'll realize there is so much to learn and unlimited resources that are available to help you do so.Good Luck!Related: What are the best resources (sites, books, or tutorials) for learning programming?Adrian Teh's answer to Are there any free online boot camps available to learn PHP or Android?Is there any website similar to Codecademy for learning Java?What other sites are there to learn coding interactively like Codecademy?

Looking at your question, I’d presume that you’re already engaged in some form of content marketing—which is great! Speaking from my own experience, boosting a company’s content marketing efforts doesn’t always require a huge financial investment. As long as you already have the tools and the team needed to launch campaigns, all it takes to succeed is careful planning, coupled with creativity, hard work and persistence.Below are a few tips on how you can improve your content marketing efforts without necessarily requiring additional budget:Fine-tune your content strategy. The success of your content marketing efforts will depend on how well you plan and strategize, so if you’re seeing lower results than expected, it might be a good idea to go back and revisit your strategy and see which aspects you need to revise or improve. As I’ve said in a previous answer, strategy is the cornerstone of great content marketing. The following table from Brainrider will help you map decision stages and opportunities for your content plan.Be straightforward. When writing, remember to be short, straightforward and concise. Business buyers need to know right from the start what your company wants to communicate, they don’t like beating around the bush so avoid lengthy descriptions or boring intros.Address your buyer persona. Always refer to your buyer persona—imagine what they would like to read, what they would like to learn from the company and how it should be written. Your content should always address buyer pain, highlight personal/business value, and help resolve potential stakeholder conflicts.Keep it simple: Ditch the corporate speak, the simpler the communication, the better; you should avoid hermetic jargon and write in a plain and comprehensible way. Make your content “human” and relatable by including customer stories, real-world events and references to pop culture.Practice makes perfect. The more you write, the better the results will be. Keep in mind that that those who want to write well should also read a lot, so make sure to follow interesting blogs, websites, newsletters to learn and improve your style.Want to know more about content marketing and other marketing trends? Why don’t you follow the top 100 marketing influencers listed in this free eBook? Check it out, happy reading!