Didn't make any make till now -

[Witzalron]

Months have passed, I did not make a single dollar online. But I did realised that making money online is twice as tough making it offline. I need suggestions.

 

[xReminisce]

Welcome to Reality.
You either keep working at it, refining your methods and process or you find a day job.

 

[polecat]

You seem to want a magic formula to make money instead of just get a job or find a smart way to make money such as you were debating being a programmer did you actually do any Programming work?

What have you actually done work wise since you started asking for money ideas?

 

[luckyfriend]

Bro, we may be in same boat. But when we see and meet real people who are making fortune online.. then you must believe and realize that its certainly possible just that we may not be using the right tools and ways.

Just don't procrastinate and keep pushing yourself and rightly said by xReminisce keep refining your methods.

Be patient and have a positive attitude. All the Very best Dude

 

[roydan]

People think that it's easy, It isn't.
There is no such thing as passive reliable income. You need to work for money, either on maintaining your assets, managing your campaigns or whatever it is that you are doing to promote something.
If it takes you so much time to get your first $, maybe you need to go over your methods with someone you trust. Maybe try one of million methods published here on BHW, it WILL get you started. Learn and understand what you got wrong, or if it's supposed to take this long.

 

[Trina Mathews]

What's your product? Don't give up and try other marketing tools.

 

[MgicalaEarner]

You know what making money online is easy compare to past years because now there are lots of new things you can work on, I don't want to go in details but only i can say use yt and google to learn new stuffs [bhw ofcrs] everything is available for free

 

[Witzalron]

You seem to want a magic formula to make money instead of just get a job or find a smart way to make money such as you were debating being a programmer did you actually do any Programming work?

What have you actually done work wise since you started asking for money ideas?

Yeah I've tried some programming but I'm really confused. I have tried petty websites like picoworkers and remotasks. There are around $4 in pico, but I haven't placed any withdrawals as I no more trust them. As for remotasks, it's frustrating and you got to do big tasks with small payments. But however, I've made $0.90 on remo in like 2 weeks. I want to develop for myself a high level skill so please tell some more like programming. Times are bad.

 

[Witzalron]

You know what making money online is easy compare to past years because now there are lots of new things you can work on, I don't want to go in details but only i can say use yt and google to learn new stuffs [bhw ofcrs] everything is available for free

Please go in details.

What's your product? Don't give up and try other marketing tools.

Thanks. What's your products?

 

[YourBro]

keep testing what works, when you find scale it.

 

[Willyfish]

Target an ideal persona which has an unrealised desire and need your help.

Build an entry point offer which would be logical for him to buy.

Bring traffic to this offer and track the customer journey.

Maintain the relation and sell your core offer, your flagship product.

Track and improve...

Another strategy is a pure waste of time and waste of income on the long term.

@xReminisce taught me this secret

 

[polecat]

Yeah I've tried some programming but I'm really confused. I have tried petty websites like picoworkers and remotasks. There are around $4 in pico, but I haven't placed any withdrawals as I no more trust them. As for remotasks, it's frustrating and you got to do big tasks with small payments. But however, I've made $0.90 on remo in like 2 weeks. I want to develop for myself a high level skill so please tell some more like programming. Times are bad.

Sounds like you did okay then but in general, you need a lot more practice to move from being low end programmer to be good one .

A common practice by Upworks people if you make a simple or cheap app then you sell it for like between $20 to like a max of $200 then people resell it on places like Jvzoo or they give it away to people some of the time.

 

[chuckans]

C'mon dude. I posted a few posts on Quora just to test out how hard CPA really is. I made $40 the first week... Without literally 0 effort.

It's impossible to work at this for months and not making a single buck. You sir, are a fucking liar...

Edit: With all due respect.

 

[Witzalron]

Sounds like you did okay then but in general, you need a lot more practice to move from being low end programmer to be good one .

A common practice by Upworks people if you make a simple or cheap app then you sell it for like between $20 to like a max of $200 then people resell it on places like Jvzoo or they give it away to people some of the time.

Good idea, thanks mate.

 

[Witzalron]

C'mon dude. I posted a few posts on Quora just to test out how hard CPA really is. I made $40 the first week... Without literally 0 effort.

It's impossible to work at this for months and not making a single buck. You sir, are a fucking liar...

Edit: With all due respect.

I bet you had to invest to begin with CPA or whatever, but the problem is, I don't have money to invest. And I'm not lying. I would like to know in detail what you did. Or you can send me those Quora links. Thanks.

 

[polecat]

Good idea, thanks mate.

Your're welcome mate a few of my Russian friends do that sort of work and get paid like $100 to $2000 per month just making simple or cheap apps for windows or plugins WordPress or other things.

 

[BlueCatServices]

What you did?
For how long?

Did you try stuff without skills?

You say making money online it's more difficult than offline, but in my experience is not.

I started less than one year ago with NO skills.
I figured that building skills first was the best investment, so I did, for months.

Turned those skills into freelancing. Just few months of grind and I have references, reviews, portfolio... finding new project it's relatively quick and easy, making a living (a bit more than my monthly expenses) is now a reality.

All of this in less than one year.

I know it sucks for the majority on people, we're talking about a normal low income, not the millions you guys dream about.

But i work at my own pace, with my own schedule, independent from others.
And now I can start to work on "passive income" projects from a better position (and also with real skills and expertise).

 

[BabyJoker]

Consistency is the key to success online.

 

[wecreative]

Keep struggle. Positive Struggle makes you win.

 

[notNewB]

Treat it like a day job, wake up early in the morning, and work without interruptions like you would work in the office. You will have to work without salary for few months, but once it starts paying off, it will pay for a long time. And do not expect fast returns. If you have to pay your bills or a loan after a few weeks or even months, IM isn't an option here. Go for a day job. Most IM newbies have a regular job, they learn, experiment, test IM in their free time after work. Once they are confident about themselves and their IM project starts generating revenue, they considering quitting their day jobs.

Stay wise, don't get overexcited when succeeded, don't give up when failed, plan multiple steps ahead, and never think you are special in any way and life must treat you differently - every successful person went through sweat and blood before they get to the point they are now.