FREE METHOD - UNSATURATED - $3000+ MONTHLY

Great method. I have no idea why people are giving the OP such a hard time...
 
ty for sharing such an interesting method ,i can give it a try

No problem good luck.

Seems like Epic games doesn't really care what type of incentive you use. I expect the most creative people to make some real money with this.

Bingo they don't care.

Great method. I have no idea why people are giving the OP such a hard time...

The people giving me a hard time didn't fully read everything through the threads.

"unsaturated" and "fortnite" in the same phrase
hahahaha

Haha, that's what happens when you dont read the full thread.
 
was on good morning today a15 year old making 15k a day on fortnite with a game station live on twitch.

they where saying it the new drug money without risk and it legal lol .

aparently everyone in his class all get money for playing games daily from 100 to 1k a day , schools are banding mobile's, the children not turning up to class anyway.

it everywere now

amazing
 
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Amazing share! im gonna work on this right away. I need all the income i can manage through hard work so i can fund other projects.
 
Hello BHW,

I wanted to introduce myself with a HOT NEW method that's basically unheard of and I only posted this on one other forum. This has made me $8000 in 3 months since this has been out.

I'm very clever when it comes to making methods and I target very specific markets.

This niche is Fortnite based.

As of right now Epic Games (Fortnite) has a support a creator program. Basically any person can set you as their "Support a Creator" and every time they spend $100 in game you get $5.

You get 1000 supporters to spend $100 that's $5000 for you.

"The average Fortnite player who coughs up money spends $84.67, according to a new study by financial services company Lendedu. Nearly 70% of players buy digital items. For all players, spending and not spending, the average becomes $58.25."

So now where am I going with this?


Here's the method.

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Requirements:
An Instagram Account based on Fortnite with at least 2000 followers (fake or not doesnt matter) with real content and some legit likes/comments.

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Step 1. Register as a Support a Creator on Epic Games (Can't post links because I just started here)

Step 2. Once Approved, make your instagram based on "Fortnite Vbucks Giveaway" or you can do just general "Fortnite Funny/Clips"

Step 3. Include on all your posts that you are giving away Vbucks or a $100 gift card every single post if they dm you a picture of them using you as your support a creator.

Step 4. Gather your supporters and wait for the money to pile up.

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You can EASILY scale this. If you want to make real money you'd listen to me now and scale the hell out of this.

I just wanted to drop this gem as my first thread so I hope you guys can appreciate it as it's very unique.

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Thank you Great Share and Smart Method from clever Member keep it up
 
60k isn't hard as the average fortnite player spends $50-$100.

Where are you getting this info from? Is there a valid source to find out what the average player spends? Bare in mind though that the average player wont fall for this and mostly younger people will. Not saying that it wont happen but I think to be on the safe side you should assume the worst and then everything else is a bonus.

Lets say for argument sake the average is $50 - $100 well to start with that would mean the average is $75 lol. so lets say its $75. The average spend on the referrals you have brought in is $14.50 so far. If $75 is indeed the average then you could expect to get $3.75 for every person you sign up as opposed to the 0.75c you have right now. I imagine that figure where every you got it from is based on a long time period. You cant really factor those numbers in short term, and like I say this method probably works best with kids. I'm not saying they dont spend as much as adults but to be safe you probably want to lower your expectations of what people spend on there. If you plan for a dollar in earnings from each person over a large average and over 6 months+ you should probably be fine.
 
Where are you getting this info from? Is there a valid source to find out what the average player spends? Bare in mind though that the average player wont fall for this and mostly younger people will. Not saying that it wont happen but I think to be on the safe side you should assume the worst and then everything else is a bonus.

Lets say for argument sake the average is $50 - $100 well to start with that would mean the average is $75 lol. so lets say its $75. The average spend on the referrals you have brought in is $14.50 so far. If $75 is indeed the average then you could expect to get $3.75 for every person you sign up as opposed to the 0.75c you have right now. I imagine that figure where every you got it from is based on a long time period. You cant really factor those numbers in short term, and like I say this method probably works best with kids. I'm not saying they dont spend as much as adults but to be safe you probably want to lower your expectations of what people spend on there. If you plan for a dollar in earnings from each person over a large average and over 6 months+ you should probably be fine.

Info is available online as far as spendings - and I have my earnings of $8000+ in the past 3 months on my first page.
I know this because I actually play fortnite semi professionally.
Anytime a skin is out and it's decent almost everyone cops it.
Average skin costs $15-$20.

Everyone knows what a support a creator code is and is very familiar with it in the fortnite community.
I've been in the fortnite community for about 8 months so I'm very familiar with the niche.
 
Info is available online as far as spendings - and I have my earnings of $8000+ in the past 3 months on my first page.
I know this because I actually play fortnite semi professionally.
Anytime a skin is out and it's decent almost everyone cops it.
Average skin costs $15-$20.

Everyone knows what a support a creator code is and is very familiar with it in the fortnite community.
I've been in the fortnite community for about 8 months so I'm very familiar with the niche.

Then you just need to scale what you are doing now and it seems like you found a really nice method. Do you have any goals in mind on the number of signups you want to achieve?
 
Super method. You stated you play fortnite on a semi professional level. Do you have a twitch/streaming channel ?
I think playing the game and streaming would be even better than IG to convert people to support you as a creator .
 
Thank You! I applied it. How many days it will take to get approved.
 
Thanks for sharing @Goddissee! I'm not familiar with the game yet, so let me ask you two questions. Do they need to type your creator username every single time they buy Vbucks? Also, what do you usually do when it's time to announce the winner? Do you use your own fake accounts as winners or what?
 
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