132.          Make your own music and sell it?

133.          Make Creative songs for other people. Such as advertising videos.

134.          Create Movies for people.

135.          Edit videos for people.

136.          Contribute your talent online, maybe your special recipe, or something else.

137.          Be an online tutor of a subject that you like.

138.          Sell instructional videos.

139.          Make your own version of ringtones, and sell them.

140.          Be a Link Broker - Sell links for others in a bundle and get commission.

141.          Forum Posting Service - Test out different people and put together a team that does the job.

142.          Help Outsourcing - If you have connections in other countries, become a communication help for other small businesses.

143.          Sell Websites and Domains for others.

144.          Refer people for jobs and get commissions.

145.          Exchange Services - Designers often get a lot of work at once. Contact some good designers and charge them 5% of the money from the money they are earning from that client. And get another designer the work and charge him 10% of the money that he will earn.

146.          Do Homework for students and charge them.

147.          Make Fake Myspace Profiles, Add tons of friends using friend adder, then sell bulletins.

148.          Sell Products via email. Spam your friends! Beware if you do this to me I will really send you in spam list.

149.          Refer people to take surveys and earn commission.

150.          Sell your old stuff in Facebook Marketplace. 

Facebook’s Marketplace is much like Craig’s List. Listing items are free, so you don’t lose money in commissions like you do on eBay. What makes Facebook’s Marketplace really cool is that others can see in your profile what you’re selling. So, you get free advertising for your product as well.

151.          Buy stuff on Facebook Marketplace. 

If you want to save money, buying used is the way to go. In the Marketplace you can find cars, TVs, furniture, ect. You can potentially save hundreds of dollars doing your shopping in Facebook’s Marketplace.

152.          Find a Roommate on Faceboook’s Marketplace. 

In addition to selling stuff in the Marketplace, you can post roommate wanted bulletins. One of the best ways to save money on rent and utilities is to split them with one or more people. You can decide whether your post shows to the entire Facebook network or just your local network. Your posting in Marketplace will be seen in your profile, so all your friends will see you’re looking for a roommate. So, instead of ending up with a mystery roommate, you have a good chance of finding someone you know.

153.          Get a job in Facebook’s Marketplace. 

Your next job could come from Facebook! Companies and individuals can post “help wanted ads” in Facebook’s Marketplace. You can also post a “job wanted” posting. I’ve posted one for blog consulting, no one has yet to take me on it, but we’ll see what happens.

154.          Install the Ether application. 

Ether is a really cool Facebook application that allows you to make money while giving advice to people over the phone. If you’re an expert at Spanish or some other school subject, you can charge people for your tutoring services. You set the rates and Ether provides a number that individuals can call. The call will then be forwarded to your personal telephone number.

155.          Install YouCam, Chatterbox, or the Walkietalkie application.

These applications allow voice over protocall on Facebook. Instead of wasting valuable cell phone minutes talking to your friends, do it for free with one of these applications.

156.          Install the Lending Club application. 

Lending Club is a peer to peer lending service like Prosper. You lend money to others and they pay you back with interest. If used correctly, Lending Club can be a great investment tool.

157.          Install the Books application. 

The Books application lists the book you’ve been reading in your profile. You can connect with your friends who are also using the Books applications to trade books with each other. You’ll save money by not buying new.

158.          Promote your blog on Facebook. 

If you have a blog that you monetize, use Facebook as another tool to increase traffic. Add a feed from your blog to your Notes section so others can see what you’re writing. If they like what they read, they’ll come to your blog. You can also create a Facebook group dedicated to your blog to help promote it. Get all your friends to join it and all your friends’ friends to join it. Pretty soon you’ll have a group from which you can get more readers from.

159.          Save money on photos. 

My favorite feature on Facebook is the ability to share photos with your friends. Instead of printing off expensive rolls of film, just upload your pics from the latest get together on Facebook. If you find a picture you’d like to print, you can order one directly from Facebook at a pretty reasonable price.

160.          Set up a course.

Now chances are if you are reading this blog, then you have a fairly good grasp of how the internet works and how to find information. You could set up a 4 hour course for internet beginners and teach willing learners at community centres and charge $25 per person, which is not a lot of money for someone looking to gain some knowledge. If you get 10 people per week signing up that’s $250 every week or $65 per hour.

161.          Teach your skills.

 Teach your skill at your local college of university on their evening or weekend courses,this is ideal for a Saturday morning course at your local college or university. Colleges and universities are always looking for tutors and you don’t necessarily have to be a qualified tutor, you just have to know what you are talking about and put forward a proposal. I am about to start teaching blogging at my local university for 5 weeks, 2 hours per week. This may open up other doors. The pay from universities can be good as they are partly funded from the government, it can be as high as $50 per hour.

162.          Write for money.

There are pleace like www.elance.com and www.rentacoder.com looking for article writers for their blogs all the time. The money is not fantastic and it may be a little difficult to get a reputation, but once you have a good reputation you can start charging more money. For example someone may be looking for a blogger to write 15 articles for $100, not great but not a bad start if you consider an experienced blogger can write a 500 word article in about 30 – 60 minutes depending on the topic and amount of research required. This equates to nearly $7 per hour to start with and can go up to $14 per hour the quicker you get and more experienced researcher you become.

163.          Cold calling.

If you are good on the phone and don’t mind cold calling you could become a reseller for the big telecommunications companies. This can be very lucrative as you get a percentage of repeat business. So if you sold a business a communications package and they kept this package for a few years you are making money every year by making and selling one package. Cold calling is not everyone’s cup of tea but if you consider someone who makes 100 calls per day and the take up rate is 2% for a $5000 telecommincations package you have sales of $10,000 for that day and a commission of between $100 - $500 depending on the company. Work very hard at this for a few months and you have a tidy sum of money in your bank with the option of taking a break for a few months before starting again.