Searching for some extra income? Everyone is. Today’s economy has hurt everyone from business owners to stay at home parents.

When I went looking for an extra way to earn some quick income, I searched the classifieds, online jobs sites and a many internet “get rich quick schemes”

After spending days reading and re-reading information, I came to a conclusion.

Forming a home based business was my best bet.

After searching the web, I have found my three favorite programs. Commission Blue Print, Six Figure Yearly, and SaleHoo. Below I have reviewed each.

The Commission Blueprint Review looks like a ton of information. In fact, a ton of stuff is included in this package. Plus it looks a little “geeky” (especially when you look at the reviews on the page.)

However I was able to get through it. If I can, then anyone can. If you have basic computer skills (i.e. if you know how to use Google), then you can have success with this program.

The best part of having so much information is that, you will be able to find numerous ideas to enhance your money making skills.

The program comes with 14 videos. Yup I said 14.

If you are lost most people out there you don’t want to sit through and read a dictionary’s worth of pages. With this program you can watch the videos and surf the internet at the same time.

Six Figure Yearly is another good program. It is less “geeky” than the Commission Blue Print. The reviewers seem more like “ordinary” people.

As with the commission blueprint, there is a good amount of video which is nice if you don’t like to read too much material.

If you read through the testimonials you will find that it claims that you will spend about two hours a day on the program. However most people will most likely spend a few hours on the weekend to set it up, then less than two hours a day to maintain the program.

The website shows an extrodianry example of success. I think that is the rare case, but if you can do that amount in a year…

Now SaleHoo.com has an interesting take on making money on Ebay.

My understanding is that if you want to make extra money using Ebay, then you need items to sell. Most people I know either clean out the attic or go to garage sales and then try to sell the product online at a higher price.

Selling an item or two that you found over the weekend isn’t going to make anyone rich (unless you stumble upon a rare painting). You will need volume, but you would need some space to store the items you were selling.

What SaleHoo has done is come up with a program AND companies to help you sell items on Ebay. Their partners are selling you items at discount, you mark them up, then list them on Ebay. They even give you the photos for the listing. Simple.

Now, the catch with some of these programs is you need to lay out a large amount of money upfront. For example, if you where selling children’s toys online, a company may make you purchase a hundred items to get a discount. I don’t know about you, but I don’t want boxes of toys sitting in my house. What if I can’t sell them?

SaleHoo’s partners will let you buy one item at a time, so you can see if selling on Ebay works for you.

With the economy in shambles and many people worried about their jobs, my guess is that many smart consumers will be looking online for deals, instead of going to the malls.