Making money online without Google adsense

Most blogs and websites have talked to you about how you can make money online without selling stuff and by just writing loads and loads of content everyday and getting paid by ppc programs like Adbrite and Google adsense. Using such a strategy involves:
- Registering your own domain and hosting the website
- Running a blogging platform on it
- Blogging everyday or at least weekly on hot topics
- Giving free information to what people are searching for
- Signing up for Google adsense and pasting the codes on your web sites
- Hoping to reach at least $100 a month for your efforts

Although the adsense strategy really works and they are quite a lot of people making thousands of US dollars every month just for blogging full time.
However, you could still make money online without Google adsense and selling your own stuff.
How to do this? Well I would suggest you go into informational products such as Ebooks. One ebook can make you quite a lot of money. This is how you can make money selling your own ebook to millions of internet users across the world:
Do a brief study on what people are searching across the world or in your locality using Google insights
- Select a topic that you can write about
- Write about that topic and provide enough information on it making it up to at least 30 pages
- Convert your write-up into an ebook using Adobe Acrobat software
- Set up a website to sell your informational book
- Choose a payment platform like paypal using ipn to automate delivery of your ebook. You may also use Liberty reserve or other payment options available to you.
- Advertise your product by posting in related online forums, blogs or using Google adwords

You may also create an informational video on how to do stuff like repairing a mobile phone, cooking a popular meal, exercising steps and so on. Just package your product and create a delivery platform.

The good thing about making money online this way is that once you do it, it keeps bringing back to you recurrent income on that singular product.