Colmajor
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You can try OnlyFans, expose your body to gay people, that could work, if not, well at least you will get new friends xD
Any quick money ideas?
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lotsofmoney
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Start a food truck. It is small investment and you will make profit from day 1 if you have good location and good food.
MMOrg
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Freelancing sites are your best bet. You need to write a compeling sales compy. Go to youtube first and study some sales and copy trggers for 3 hours and go to freelancing sites and reddit etc.. and start bidding on work. I get money doing this it's not a fortune but it's something until I get a more easy and scalable method which I'm working on.
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Find a bug on a reputed site like Facebook or Google. You can get paid thousands of dollars for even one day of work.
HustleTong
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Don't rely on freelancing portals
Take advantage of sources like LinkedIn to connect with clients
Take advantage of sources like LinkedIn to connect with clients
dlyhai
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Good method, will try facebook
OccultKingdoms
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I watched a movie called Chef a month ago. They ran a food truck. It was very nice and uplifting.
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It would depend on selected groups, copy, offer, luck and weather. but its def doable.
OccultKingdoms
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Figuring these out is already the opposite of "quick money".
I meant to ask you for exact stats, like EPC and CTR. Don't know if you ran those offers, but I hoped so.
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I have a friend who is in this business thus it's not my data to share and I'm not interested to go his way of doing things anyway. Believe me when I say it works. In my mind, quick money is when you are from 3 tier country and can easily earn $2000-3000 in your first 30 days by doing something manually of trying things and this is exactly it. it would require brains anyway tho
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I got bored with these borderline methods. I was in them for 3 years and then I had a break for two. Legit stuff was simpler and usually gave less headache. It was enough if you just learned it and repeat until the chosen amount of money was reached. It was fun when I ran the bot daily and made a living out of it, but when it takes a head, I just prefer to do something for someone - more reliable.
Anyway, it's easy to "go with the flow" with the money that comes from activities like bots. For now, I treat it as a bitcoin-like type of investment, but with a 100x result. Not going to enter unless I am with some capital.
JavascriptPufferfish
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i agree with this definition. if you are truly desperate for money (and even if you are not), 2000usd on the first 30-60 days of working online is nuts value. people have unreal expectations of money online nowadays, especially people from expensive countries. on that topic, any specific network you would suggest for crypto offers? or just the classic maxbounty/clickbank stuff?
Here's a reply I share often:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/can-someone-please-recommend-a-safe-and-fast-method-to-earn-money.1376461/post-14917001Best to you...
OccultKingdoms
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I saw MyLead being one of those. One of the affiliates said earnings are great from crypto offers.
$2000 is normal and pretty average for online income. For starters it's high, but if you get established, it's pretty mediocre. lol
In the end, every affiliate, software, internet marketing and web design business is truly happening on the internet.
For years I was chasing that "instant income" like crazy. I realized at one point it takes 4 - 6 months of training to get something reliable. Not really long.
Might be hard if you're underage tho.
JavascriptPufferfish
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i will check it out, thanks for the data!
you think so? i dont really got that impression from my 3 years here. i think it would be more accurate to say that 2000 is average for the folks that are already making money online and working on it full time. you have the ones who are making more, but you also have an army of third-world VAs who are selling their full time for 400usd a month (which is probably still quite a bit on their countries). if we took an average of all the folks on BHW and include the LARPers (for a lack of a better word), it would surely be much lower.
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3rd world countries are not my competition. They can't understand my 1st european language. They can't be that good at English due to some reasons. Quality of their services often lacks (India is the most obvious). All my employers knew about this and they were never hired. It's not that hard to find someone who pays well, but it's easy to be lazy here. There's nobody watching (except AI and algos).
You hire someone for $400 and in 2 or 3 months they're fired. They are most likely to be hired for temporary, ad hoc tasks while I can be a dev, writer and more.
Maybe get uneducated and poor people out of your calculations.
In my country people make $1.2k on average, but people say $2k is f*king low. I guess $4k is decent and $10k is awesome. Your country is something you can relate to. Other measurements don't make much sense.
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JavascriptPufferfish
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if you only take first-world folks then sure, the average online income should shoot up. after all, no one from the first world would go full-time online if they didnt make at least 1500usd out of it, so i guess it adds up.3rd world countries are not my competition. They can't understand my 1st european language. They can't be that good at English due to some reasons. Quality of their services often lacks (India is the most obvious). All my employers knew about this and they were never hired. It's not that hard to find someone who pays well, but it's easy to be lazy here. There's nobody watching (except AI and algos).
You hire someone for $400 and in 2 or 3 months they're fired. They are most likely to be hired for temporary, ad hoc tasks while I can be a dev, writer and more.
Maybe get uneducated and poor people out of your calculations.
In my country people make $1.2k on average, but people say $2k is f*king low. I guess $4k is decent and $10k is awesome. Your country is something you can relate to. Other measurements don't make much sense.