Don't how to start, what about u?

[homchange]

Hi everyone,

I have no idea of what I can do in terms of making money. Don't know much about you but I keep browsing methods every other day. I did make a plan and I tested them. ALl failed. I was putting affiliate links on reddit and bought lots of old accounts across twitter, Reddit, facebook. they' were banned.

I have 0 knowledge about blogging. I mean the revenue model is not clear to me. I was thinking to buy the beginner course the authorityhacker. they're good but VERY expensive. I can't afford it or let's say I would feel disappointed. I bought many online courses. Some are about programming and some are about productivity system etc. I don't think they works in the way I wanted to.

sigh.

 

[gap]

Start with something simple that is proven to work and brings quick cash. Learn a skill.

Copywriting,
Dropshipping on Instagram,
Ebay Reselling,
Youtube,
Virtual Assistant,
Fiverr Reselling Services

NO METHODS!

Cheers

 

[alonelywriter]

The most fail proof method is to be patient and start with youtube videos. Creating youtube videos from articles isn't a bad investment plus with minimum knowledge you can create videos. Good luck.
It will take time for you to get benefit but eventually you will

 

[homchange]

Start with something simple that is proven to work and brings quick cash. Learn a skill.

Copywriting,
Dropshipping on Instagram,
Ebay Reselling,
Youtube,
Virtual Assistant,
Fiverr Reselling Services

NO METHODS!

Cheers

Thanks for reply.

Which one is simple relatively? I feel like youtube can be the one I go for.

Yep, I don't want to make a big money but a little bit like beer money

 

[homchange]

The most fail proof method is to be patient and start with youtube videos. Creating youtube videos from articles isn't a bad investment plus with minimum knowledge you can create videos. Good luck.
It will take time for you to get benefit but eventually you will

Since English isn't my first language, I wonder how much possibly I can make money by doing videos; I actually know how to python. maybe I can do python videos?

Again, I don't know how youtube works. Maybe I will read their guidelines youtube over the weekend;

what software do people use? I heard people now use loom.

 

[tobiasbruckner]

Learn the basics of different things first. If you don’t know the revenue model of blogging, then look it up on YouTube. Don’t spend money on a course. If you REALLY want to, it’s not difficult to find a lot of the same ones for free.

Learn the basics first. Hang out in the white hat section of this site. I’ve only recently started coming on this site regularly, but I’ve come on it every now and then for some years now, and I can say that not everything on here is 100% legit, up to date, or for everyone. Lots of good stuff though, but it’s important to know the basics and fundamentals before jumping into anything else.

You need to know the rules before you can try bending or breaking them. Someone who’s never touched a basketball before shouldn’t expect to be Lebron right out of the gate. They need to learn the fundamentals first.

I get caught up on this site looking at all the different SEO tactics. Very interesting stuff. It’s a waste of time for me though, cus I’ve learned, through trial and error, that paid traffic is a much better use of my time, for the NICHE THAT I OCCUPY. I found my niche by looking at the resources that I currently have access to, and the skills that I already have.

What can you do at a low cost, and with a minimal amount of time? For me, I have video editing, graphic design, animation, a bit of SEO, WordPress, blogging, and paid traffic skills. This is great for me, cus I don’t have to pay anyone to do those things, and I know what NOT to do.

eBay selling is cool. You can sell shit around the house to get started, and this can help you learn the basics of copywriting as well.

Basic skills to learn would be copywriting, the basics of SEO, and the basics of paid traffic. Don’t get caught up in the details, until you figure out where you want to focus, cus shit changes all of the time. Learn enough to where if you see one of the methods on here, you’ll know if it’s right for you or not.

Good luck!

 

[alonelywriter]

Since English isn't my first language, I wonder how much possibly I can make money by doing videos; I actually know how to python. maybe I can do python videos?

Again, I don't know how youtube works. Maybe I will read their guidelines youtube over the weekend;

what software do people use? I heard people now use loom.

First thing You can be the guy who makes videos for python in your own language.
You can grow your youtube channel that way.

Second thing, it doesn't matter if you don't know many things you can always learn small things and make videos on that.

third thing : you can read people's question related to python or any language on stackexchange and make videos on those things. solving those problems.

 

[homchange]

Learn the basics of different things first. If you don’t know the revenue model of blogging, then look it up on YouTube. Don’t spend money on a course. If you REALLY want to, it’s not difficult to find a lot of the same ones for free.

Learn the basics first. Hang out in the white hat section of this site. I’ve only recently started coming on this site regularly, but I’ve come on it every now and then for some years now, and I can say that not everything on here is 100% legit, up to date, or for everyone. Lots of good stuff though, but it’s important to know the basics and fundamentals before jumping into anything else.

You need to know the rules before you can try bending or breaking them. Someone who’s never touched a basketball before shouldn’t expect to be Lebron right out of the gate. They need to learn the fundamentals first.

I get caught up on this site looking at all the different SEO tactics. Very interesting stuff. It’s a waste of time for me though, cus I’ve learned, through trial and error, that paid traffic is a much better use of my time, for the NICHE THAT I OCCUPY. I found my niche by looking at the resources that I currently have access to, and the skills that I already have.

What can you do at a low cost, and with a minimal amount of time? For me, I have video editing, graphic design, animation, a bit of SEO, WordPress, blogging, and paid traffic skills. This is great for me, cus I don’t have to pay anyone to do those things, and I know what NOT to do.

eBay selling is cool. You can sell shit around the house to get started, and this can help you learn the basics of copywriting as well.

Basic skills to learn would be copywriting, the basics of SEO, and the basics of paid traffic. Don’t get caught up in the details, until you figure out where you want to focus, cus shit changes all of the time. Learn enough to where if you see one of the methods on here, you’ll know if it’s right for you or not.

Good luck!

Sound great.
Do you know any good channel on youtube? I mean I have googled them but don't know what kinds of keywords that lead me to right places. Thank you in advance.

 

[homchange]

First thing You can be the guy who makes videos for python in your own language.
You can grow your youtube channel that way.

Second thing, it doesn't matter if you don't know many things you can always learn small things and make videos on that.

third thing : you can read people's question related to python or any language on stackexchange and make videos on those things. solving those problems.

even for questions that're solved?

one more question would be whether it's reasonable if I set this project for 3 months 100 days?

I have to use English because I'm working in a foreign country. For me it's win-win. However, it probably makes my time for video production a bit longer than average.

 

[alonelywriter]

even for questions that're solved?

Yes

one more question would be whether it's reasonable if I set this project for 3 months 100 days?

Don't know what you are asking

I have to use English because I'm working in a foreign country. For me it's win-win. However, it probably makes my time for video production a bit longer than average.

Adobe premier pro is easy. Just Try to use it. You can do better.

 

[tobiasbruckner]

Sound great.
Do you know any good channel on youtube? I mean I have googled them but don't know what kinds of keywords that lead me to right places. Thank you in advance.

I don’t. Literally just try looking up “learn copywriting” and check out a popular video. Watch different videos from different channels.

 

[homchange]

Yes


Don't know what you are asking


Adobe premier pro is easy. Just Try to use it. You can do better.

Do you think I can see the result if I'm going to run a youtube channel for 100 days?

Thanks, I set up tasks to look at this software.

 

[nakamura]

My advice: Learn some real skills, which will let you earn money guaranteed:

- SEO (once you know and understand SEO, you can rank your own websites and monetize them)
- App developing (make your own apps for iOS or Android and monetize them)
- SaaS (Very popular these days - basically finding a niche and offering a software/service, which can fix a problem or make it easier)
- Copywriting (self-explanatory, then offer your service)

The internet is full of information. Blogs, youtube videos, courses, etc. it has NEVER been so easy to learn new skills. Just keep this in mind. Basically, if you would want to learn SEO, you could start right away. Nothing holds you back.

And yes, you will spend hours of reading and understanding, but it is worth it. Also, it takes certain characteristics: You need to be driven, ambitious and disciplined.

 

[homchange]

My advice: Learn some real skills, which will let you earn money guaranteed:

- SEO (once you know and understand SEO, you can rank your own websites and monetize them)
- App developing (make your own apps for iOS or Android and monetize them)
- SaaS (Very popular these days - basically finding a niche and offering a software/service, which can fix a problem or make it easier)
- Copywriting (self-explanatory, then offer your service)

The internet is full of information. Blogs, youtube videos, courses, etc. it has NEVER been so easy to learn new skills. Just keep this in mind. Basically, if you would want to learn SEO, you could start right away. Nothing holds you back.

And yes, you will spend hours of reading and understanding, but it is worth it. Also, it takes certain characteristics: You need to be driven, ambitious and disciplined.

SEO is probably inevitable to learn;

There is one guy in my country who keeps sharing with all kinds different methods
If I translate it into English, what should I be aware of?

 

[tobiasbruckner]

Instead of spending tons of money on a course, and since you may not be too great at looking things up online, you can try going on Udemy and paying $10-13 USD for a digital marketing course. I know there are some on there that teach a good overview, and from there you can narrow things down a bit.

To be honest, making money from YouTube in 2020 isn’t the most beginner friendly thing to do, regardless of however many successful 5 year olds you see on there. Getting a lot of organic traffic without luck and good content is going to take more advanced methods than you might be ready for, from what I can tell. It takes a ton of work just to get the ability to monetize your channel. You can use affiliate links in the meantime, but that still takes a shit load of work to get the traffic to be worthwhile, or methods on this site that might be ahead of your skill level. I don’t know.

 

[homchange]

Instead of spending tons of money on a course, and since you may not be too great at looking things up online, you can try going on Udemy and paying $10-13 USD for a digital marketing course. I know there are some on there that teach a good overview, and from there you can narrow things down a bit.

To be honest, making money from YouTube in 2020 isn’t the most beginner friendly thing to do, regardless of however many successful 5 year olds you see on there. Getting a lot of organic traffic without luck and good content is going to take more advanced methods than you might be ready for, from what I can tell. It takes a ton of work just to get the ability to monetize your channel. You can use affiliate links in the meantime, but that still takes a shit load of work to get the traffic to be worthwhile, or methods on this site that might be ahead of your skill level. I don’t know.

Yep, I think there are tons of fake, useless contents out there, and I don't know which one is talking real stuff, to be honest. I took one on google and they're focusing on helping real business do more sales...

That's why I really don't think starting youtube is a good idea. I think blogging is sort of safe relatively investment for efforts and time...

 

[HustleTong]

Master a skill and make a living out of it. Later on, re-invest.

 

[Panther28]

Build a better long term plan rather than just spamming a few social media platforms with links.

 

[IAmFromTheInternet]

You can find the Authority hacker courses here on BHW or with Google easily. Don't pay for them when you can't afford. Pirate them, apply knowledge, and pay them when you made enough money you can afford it
Course is worth it by btw

 

[homchange]

You can find the Authority hacker courses here on BHW or with Google easily. Don't pay for them when you can't afford. Pirate them, apply knowledge, and pay them when you made enough money you can afford it
Course is worth it by btw

I did find and downloaded. But I found the pro version is not basic enough.