I am sure that I have stated that you don't need any trained skills to be a millionaire and if you have read the first part of this guide you know that you do not. However, I decided to add this chapter just to help anyone out that wanted to train some skills to get rich. Here are the best skills to train and you can see the following chapters on the best way to train these skills.
Mining
A player who can go into the mining guild earns money fast. Sell Iron ores for 50 to 100 each, Coal for 150 each, Silver for 200 each, Gold for 150 to 300 each, Mithril ores for 250 to 300 each, Adamantine ores for 900 to 1k each and Runite ores for at least 10k each.
Smithing
When you've got a decent amount of money, you can buy ores/bars. Smith them to get your level up. It takes a long time, but you earn a lot after you can smith rune items.
Fishing/Cooking
Train fishing up to level 40 so that you can fish lobsters. Before that, fishing doesn't really earn much money for you. Fish lobsters and sell them. Cooked lobsters sell for more and are easier to sell so I'll recommend cooking them. You need a cooking level of 40 to cook lobsters. Sell cooked lobsters for 150 to 200 each.
Woodcutting
A skill that earns a lot of money, but you need a lot of patience. Keep training your woodcutting level by cutting trees until you can cut oaks. Then, keep cutting oaks. Even though willow trees give more exp, I've noticed that cutting oaks give better overall exp. Cutting oaks give more exp per hour because you miss less often, as compared to cutting willows. Once you've got woodcutting level 60, go cut yews. I would strongly recommend you use a rune axe before cutting yews, because it takes a long time. Sell yew logs for 250 to 350 each.
Crafting
Not recommended for non-members but it is still a way to earn money. Craft gold bars into necklaces/amulets/rings and sell them to the general stores. The only good way of earning money from crafting is by making diamond amulets (requires crafting level 70), enchanting them into amulets of power (requires magic level 57) and selling them for about 10k each. A good way of leveling up crafting is by making holy symbols, as they give 50 exp each.

Roberto is the owner of Runescape Crafting. You can find more information at http://www.runescapecrafting.com


Article Writing – Points to Consider
You want to write an article to help promote your site and hopefully get you the back links you require which will help to increase your PR. Below are a number of points that you should consider when deciding to write your article.
1. Subject
Firstly, you should choose a subject on which you have a large amount of knowledge or experience about. It could be a hobby or pastime that you have an interest in or a subject that you are involved with either as a job or through personal experience.
2. Planning
As you can see from the way that I have set out this article this is one of the ways that you can use to plan what you are going to write about in it. By setting out a number of points that you want to include in your article you are able to more easily write a paragraph on each one. However you don't need to use these pointers as headings, just make sure you set out each paragraph separately and in the order that you have put the pointers down as.
3. Length of Article
When deciding how long your article should be remember that you do not have to fill the whole page with information, you will a lot of articles on the various article sites around are usually between 250 and 500 words long. What you want to do with your article is get people interested enough in the subject that you are writing about that they want to find out more and so will have to visit your site for that information.
4. Information to be included in article
The most important pieces of information that you should include in your article at all times are your website details, url etc., and an author biography.
5. Who to send to
You have completed your article but how do you go about getting it promoted. The best way of doing this is by joining various article directories and submitting it to them for approval. There are a large number articles sites available and it is best to look at ones with a good PR (page rank) which will help to improve the PR of your site by providing back links to you.
I hope that you have found this article to be of some use.

Allison Thompson lives in Spain and has become a work at home mum and runs a number of websites including http://www.give-me-articles.com


Linking Strategies - Where Should That Link Go?
What are your linking strategies for your web site? Don't overlook one of the most important elements - where the link goes. There are two reasons it is important. First, you are optimizing the specific page the link points to, meaning you make it more important and more likely to be found in the search engine results pages. Second, you want your visitors to "land" on the right page.
Linking Strategies For Optimization
Why link to pages other than the homepage? Because it makes sense. on some of my web sites, I link only to the homepage, while on others I have articles out there that link to several different pages. It all depends on what you are trying to accomplish.
If you are starting a website, or when it is relatively undeveloped, you'll usually want to link to the homepage. It's important to get your homepage into the results-pages of those search engines, so you want as many incoming links as you can get. In addition, the other pages on your site get increased exposure and higher search engine rankings as a result of your homepage doing better.
On the other hand, if you add a new section to a web site, it can make sense to optimize the introductory page for this with incoming links. For example, when I added a section on real estate investing to my site Houses Under Fifty Thousand .com. I used the anchor text "Investing In Real Estate" in the links from many authors resource boxes on my articles - and the links went straight to the page that listed the investing pages. It was a good keyword, so I wanted to target it directly, rather than just promoting it and linking to it from the homepage.
Note: When it is a really good keyword, you may be better off starting a new website that targets it, and then linking to that new site from your existing one.
Linking Strategies For Monetization
The other reason it matters where the link goes, is that you want visitors who comes in on that link to be in the right place. Ask yourself where the readers should "land" on your site(s) for you to get the most value out of them. These might include:
- Your website that makes you the most revenue per visitor.
- A page that makes you the most revenue per visitor.
- The page most relevant to the topic of the article the link is in.
- A page with the subscription form for your newsletter.
- A page where you sell something.
- A page that lists all of your other articles they may want to read.
My own incoming links are mostly from articles that I write and distribute. In an article on how to solve riddles, written for my brainpower website, it is probably better to send the readers straight to the page that introduces all the other riddle and puzzle pages. If sent to the homepage, they might be less interested and less likely to stick around long enough to buy something or click on an advertisement.
Think carefully about where your links go. Many of them, such as those in your articles and forum posts, can't be changed once they are out there. In other words, you should try to get those web site linking strategies correct from the start.
Steve Gillman lost money on his websites until he discovered the power of articles. Six months later he was making a good living online. To learn how you can do the same, get your free online writing course at: http://www.999articles.com