I'm starting off with the disclaimers. Use this information at your own risk. Results are not guaranteed. I'm not a lawyer. If a young person by accident charges $40K to your credit card I'm not responsible.

The plan here is to teach web marketing to young people so they can earn money and stay out of trouble.

The topic of discussion with the police officer in the video is how I can help the young people get on the right track. For example, lay out a blueprint for them to try and earn money that they can get excited about. This is in the early stages. One idea I have is teach them web marketing.

I have performed web marketing for dozens of companies around the country. It's easy and I don't see why young people can't work part time web marketing for companies. Whatever is allowed by law.

They can earn money and learn what it is to be an entrepreneur. I'm sure there are a lot of companies willing to give them a chance who can use the help.

If they get one company as a client they can possibly earn $500 to $1,000 per month. If they get 2 or 3 they can earn $1,000 per month or more.

They can handle the work during the course of a few hours a week. A few hours during week days and a few hours on weekends. That would be more than what most companies are getting right now from my experience. The young people can spend a few hours during the week and on weekends instead of following celebrities promoting negative messages to them.

I'm not saying they have to be the only person marketing for the company. In some cases they can be and in other cases they will be part of a team.

I have seen plastic surgeons with multi million dollar practices getting ripped off so bad by web marketing people who were costing the doctors millions of dollars. I know because they became my clients.

Just actually wanting to help and not being a sociopath would be a good start. Then actually knowing a drop about web marketing would be nice after that.

That's where I come in. I'd like to devise a plan to teach young people web marketing and share the information with them so they can learn themselves.

Additional ideas may develop, although I like this one for a few reasons.

You can do it part time. Most companies only have a part time web marketing and online advertising person. They don't have full time.

You can do it from anywhere. You can meet with the customer every once in a while but you don't have to go into the office. I have performed web marketing for clients in other states.

Web marketing includes running online advertising campaigns on Facebook and Google AdWords. Updating Yelp, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, Vimeo and others. It's not rocket science.

One thing that comes to mind right now is to figure out with Google AdWords and Facebook how to put some safeguards in place. For example, you don't want to make a mistake with a online advertising campaign and charge a clients credit card for $100K.

I think that can be done with a dedicated debit card with a limited amount of money in it. Not 100% sure but can figure it out.

I'm sure as with anything there are other risks involved. With that being said I have seen so many companies getting ripped off by their web marketing person or team. I think young people can do just as good a job if not better.

Young people don't have to worry about paying rent and a lot of other bills so they may appreciate the money more. A lot of web people, when they have a client, start to take the money as a allowance and do basically nothing for it and cost the businesses a lot of money. The people running the business are so busy they have no idea what's going on with their web marketing and online advertising.

It's more productive then sitting on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram watching videos and reading about celebrities all day.

Of course parents will have to sign off and I'm going to reach out to attorneys and figure out what else I need to do everything by the book.

Learning web marketing can potentially make young people better at searching the web in general. They can apply it to almost anything they may need the skills for in the future.

Use this info at your own risk. Results are not guaranteed. If a young person by accident charges $80K to your Visa or Amex by mistake advertising on Facebook or something like that I'm not responsible.