i am not interested because these jobs are does not make rich myselfGo get a job as an engineer or a doctor.
interesting, why notWhy stop at 10X? Aim for 100X! Simply buy a crystal ball, learn fortune-telling, and charge people for stock market predictions. Disclaimer: Results may vary and include time travel![]()
Lol you are in for a hard reality check . You cant just 10x your money and no one will tell you how . Be good at something and use your skills . And jobs can make you rich if you are smart and actually have skillsi am not interested because these jobs are does not make rich myself
Hey I have an AdSense account. Can you please tell me how to do it exactly? Like sharing some guide on ad arbitrage? It would really be helpful.bro, do you have a Google AdSense account? do ad arbitrage bro, buy Facebook traffic and use cheap bids, you will get at least 2-4x of your capital
In a short and simplified version, you can make money by uploading your music ( if you don’t have any music you can purchase a subscription to an AI software in which it will generate you unique non lyrical music) then from there you will purchase the next pro subscription ( this is $16/month) so that you are able to monetize your music. Then you can start up a music bot farm and stream your music and you will get paid for the ad streams you receive. ( you only get paid for when an ad appears on your music tracks, so regardless of the streams on your insights what you get paid for is the ad revenue). I won’t go into every bit of details on how to start up a bot farm, where to purchase the Bots, RDPs, Proxies, Fingerprints etc etc. But you can just get the jist of how this can indeed make you very profitable.do you mind elaborate? How do you make money on SoundCloud?
can you name the software also?In a short and simplified version, you can make money by uploading your music ( if you don’t have any music you can purchase a subscription to an AI software in which it will generate you unique non lyrical music) then from there you will purchase the next pro subscription ( this is $16/month) so that you are able to monetize your music. Then you can start up a music bot farm and stream your music and you will get paid for the ad streams you receive. ( you only get paid for when an ad appears on your music tracks, so regardless of the streams on your insights what you get paid for is the ad revenue). I won’t go into every bit of details on how to start up a bot farm, where to purchase the Bots, RDPs, Proxies, Fingerprints etc etc. But you can just get the jist of how this can indeed make you very profitable.
This is what I do full time for a living myself and so I’m very experienced in the music industry as a whole; which is why I recommend not even trying to get into Spotify, Apple or Amazon bot farming as you will almost certainly lose your investment without getting any royalties. The easiest and most profitable platform from my experience is SoundCloud as you don’t have to invest that much to get started and you can build up from the profits you get. Plus you don’t have to wait 3 months to get your payouts.
For example.
Ad Streams (not total streams) but only the streams that had ads shown in the month of January will get paid out at the end of February and so on and so forth. You will get a royalty statement that will show how many ad streams you received and the revenue.
I’ll give you an example of just one of my artist profiles latest report. ( I currently have over 40 individual SoundCloud artist next pro accounts)
Artist 1~ Earned $490 payout
Total amount of streams~ 600k
Ad streams (according to royalty statement) ~324k
So out of 600k streams for that month I only received 324k streams that had Ads and generated revenue and I received $490 payout.
Because I spread my streams out over these 40 artist you can imagine the total payout that I received collectively between all of them.
It’s very wise and important to spread your streams over multiple artist accounts, don’t put all your eggs in 1 basket. I like to keep my artist under a certain payout threshold to avoid manual reviews when it comes time to payout. Usually under $500 per artist account will prevent triggers that will alert manual reviews.
Keep in mind when you do distribute through SoundCloud and use them as a music distributor the royalties from any other platform will be on a 2 month delay as they are net60.
Hopefully this helps clear somethings up and can expand your mind on the possibilities. You can easily make 10X your investment by starting a music streaming bot from on SoundCloud.
yes, i mean running adsHey I have an AdSense account. Can you please tell me how to do it exactly? Like sharing some guide on ad arbitrage? It would really be helpful.
Also what do you mean by buy fb traffic? You mean running ads?
Are you using selenium for your bots?In a short and simplified version, you can make money by uploading your music ( if you don’t have any music you can purchase a subscription to an AI software in which it will generate you unique non lyrical music) then from there you will purchase the next pro subscription ( this is $16/month) so that you are able to monetize your music. Then you can start up a music bot farm and stream your music and you will get paid for the ad streams you receive. ( you only get paid for when an ad appears on your music tracks, so regardless of the streams on your insights what you get paid for is the ad revenue). I won’t go into every bit of details on how to start up a bot farm, where to purchase the Bots, RDPs, Proxies, Fingerprints etc etc. But you can just get the jist of how this can indeed make you very profitable.
This is what I do full time for a living myself and so I’m very experienced in the music industry as a whole; which is why I recommend not even trying to get into Spotify, Apple or Amazon bot farming as you will almost certainly lose your investment without getting any royalties. The easiest and most profitable platform from my experience is SoundCloud as you don’t have to invest that much to get started and you can build up from the profits you get. Plus you don’t have to wait 3 months to get your payouts.
For example.
Ad Streams (not total streams) but only the streams that had ads shown in the month of January will get paid out at the end of February and so on and so forth. You will get a royalty statement that will show how many ad streams you received and the revenue.
I’ll give you an example of just one of my artist profiles latest report. ( I currently have over 40 individual SoundCloud artist next pro accounts)
Artist 1~ Earned $490 payout
Total amount of streams~ 600k
Ad streams (according to royalty statement) ~324k
So out of 600k streams for that month I only received 324k streams that had Ads and generated revenue and I received $490 payout.
Because I spread my streams out over these 40 artist you can imagine the total payout that I received collectively between all of them.
It’s very wise and important to spread your streams over multiple artist accounts, don’t put all your eggs in 1 basket. I like to keep my artist under a certain payout threshold to avoid manual reviews when it comes time to payout. Usually under $500 per artist account will prevent triggers that will alert manual reviews.
Keep in mind when you do distribute through SoundCloud and use them as a music distributor the royalties from any other platform will be on a 2 month delay as they are net60.
Hopefully this helps clear somethings up and can expand your mind on the possibilities. You can easily make 10X your investment by starting a music streaming bot from on SoundCloud.
Although I am not the developer of the bots, but I can say I use two different bots created by two separate and different developers. One of the bot programs I use is developed in Js.node or C++ I do believe it’s completely customized with a whole custom interface from that developer and this bot, which I can’t give the name out to promote, but this bot although Amazing only streams without using accounts. Furthermore it’s not a bot that has been customized to me specifically.Are you using selenium for your bots?