Best things to start in 2022?

[theshark99]

What is the best things to start in 2022 that could generate some income in 4,5,6 months?

Porn, cpa, YouTube, dropshipping..

 

[BacklinkDotNet]

Youtube if done full time, you will start making money on the 6-7th month, same applies for affiliate marketing with an expired domain.

 

[PHPInjected]

Anything you do consistently will generate income at some point, provided you’re putting effort into it.

I know that sounds like a cliche, but it’s accurate. Youtube is easier now than it’s ever been. So, if you have a niche you’d like to make videos for, do that. It’s very profitable.

Also, don’t forget about Youtube Shorts. They just received a big fund for creators, so there’s money to be made in Shorts.

 

[Panther28]

We are almost 6 months in. What did you have planned 6 months ago that is now paying off? Just cause you get suggestions today, are you positive you will use them? Please do. Just like toothache, you don't want to say you wish you had taken action 6 months ago again.

Plan out each of your opportunities in separate channels, youtube, amazon affiliate, pod, Shopify, whatever, and then spend time in each one, building momentum rapidly as possible, so you can see results. Once you get those results, make adjustments with all income channels, and continue forward.

If after all that, that particular plan doesn't work. You'll be more than clued up enough about what to do next, and rebuild a better plan.

 

[charles133]

Well i think youtube as its best for conversion for me .Even if its more competitive now i think its smong the best to make money with affiliate markrting

 

[wiwapi53]

Youtube if done full time, you will start making money on the 6-7th month, same applies for affiliate marketing with an expired domain.

I am interested in youtube but Adsense banned me, I don't want to take any risks.

 

[wiwapi53]

What is the best things to start in 2022 that could generate some income in 4,5,6 months?

Porn, cpa, YouTube, dropshipping..

Is dropshipping still a thing? The profit margin is shite.

 

[SmmRapid]

1-adsense on Niche keywords Health sector

2-adsense on niche keywords banking sector

3-Dropshipping on Amazon.

4- A website creation agency where you can sell websites to local customers.

5- It's hard to begining but maybe can try fiverr.com- freelancer.com

 

[izzet]

1-adsense on Niche keywords Health sector

2-adsense on niche keywords banking sector

3-Dropshipping on Amazon.

4- A website creation agency where you can sell websites to local customers.

5- It's hard to begining but maybe can try fiverr.com- freelancer.com

How about a website design agency, only you outsource the work to freelancer?

 

[Google Prince]

What skills do you have, and is it a skill you can apply to online business? If so thats the best thing to start. Every marketer has strengths & weaknesses so this is a question you need to be asking your self.

 

[HustleTong]

Learn how to trade stocks. Hardly takes 6 months to master all fundamentals.
Later on, you could dive into volatile markets like crypto

 

[Cyam]

Anything you do consistently will generate income at some point, provided you’re putting effort into it.

I know that sounds like a cliche, but it’s accurate. Youtube is easier now than it’s ever been. So, if you have a niche you’d like to make videos for, do that. It’s very profitable.

Also, don’t forget about Youtube Shorts. They just received a big fund for creators, so there’s money to be made in Shorts.

Why do you say it's easier now than it's ever been?

I'm genuinely asking. I have no experience with YouTube

 

[GhostVision]

Learn how to trade stocks. Hardly takes 6 months to master all fundamentals.
Later on, you could dive into volatile markets like crypto

+1 the best idea for those who are willing to learn

 

[Deleted member 1501362]

I'd go with a blog + SEO or Youtube

 

[mnunes532]

Learn how to trade stocks. Hardly takes 6 months to master all fundamentals.
Later on, you could dive into volatile markets like crypto

How many hours per week do you think would be enough to learn? 15 hours is a good number? (1 hour on weekdays, 10 on weekends)

 

[GaryJ]

Learn how to trade stocks. Hardly takes 6 months to master all fundamentals.
Later on, you could dive into volatile markets like crypto

Do you personally know someone who learned trading in 6 mo and makes money? 95% of all traders fail, soon or later. I have a friend who is studing trading for 2 years now, make some good deals but is far from successful.... maybe it is the mindset, or a specific set of skills you need... i dont know but i cant suggest trading as a source of income.

 

[GaryJ]

Learn to code. Yep, you cant master it in 6 mo but you should be able to code simple tasks, and even more complicated.

 

[Panther28]

Do you personally know someone who learned trading in 6 mo and makes money? 95% of all traders fail, soon or later. I have a friend who is studing trading for 2 years now, make some good deals but is far from successful.... maybe it is the mindset, or a specific set of skills you need... i dont know but i cant suggest trading as a source of income.

I think trading is only worth it if you have business income first and can afford to buy quality assets long-term that pay dividends regularly.

Learn to code. Yep, you cant master it in 6 mo but you should be able to code simple tasks, and even more complicated.

Once you've mastered coding you can even move to the really complicated stuff like quoting multiple messages on bhw at once!

 

[blackbeans]

If you don't have much money but have a decent amount of time or you spend a lot of time on social media, the best online business you could start in 2022 or 2023 or any other year is print-on-demand.

Now a lot of people are saying that it's not as easy as it was before.

Absolutely!

But a lot of platforms are like that.

A lot of methods are that way.

For example, I remember when Kindle Direct Publishing became a thing.

It was fairly easy to make a ton of cash because of the way their Content Views system was set up.

After some time, they changed that system and you get a lot of people complaining that it's impossible to make off Kindle.

Of course, that's not true because people are still banking off that platform today.

They just have to focus on producing high-quality books that people would actually want to read.

They also have to have a working strategy to dominate certain niches so that their older books end up promoting their newer books.

If you're willing to learn, print-on-demand is the way to go.

There are lots of YouTube channels that will step you through the process of setting up your own print-on-demand business.

And the best part is it's all online.

You don't necessarily have to have a website.

You just have to know where to get your designs.

And the best part is the designs can be completely text-based.

You don't have to hire somebody to come up with some sort of fancy graphic design.

In fact, a lot of the top-selling shirts, hoodies, mugs, and whatnot feature quotations.

So think along those lines and always remember that your investment is your time and analytical ability.

 

[Project Limitless]

You did not mention if you have some kind of budget. I would start a small scale private label ecom. Pick any niche that you like, with the right product and marketing you'll start earning pretty soon.