Want to make some money
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jsonbronw
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I kind of do, I offer extreme authenticity any suggestions?
jsonbronw
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I don't like working for other people that's for sure. I only have myself to sell, what do people want you think?
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I mentioned this elsewhere, but first build a portfolio based on what your strengths are. Not confident with your skill? It's never been easier to learn something using the internet with just a bit of focus and grit.
Best of luck! It's getting started that's the hardest part, all else is just upkeep.
Best of luck! It's getting started that's the hardest part, all else is just upkeep.
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If you are only selling yourself. THen you ahve no quotable skills. No success or failure. Just you are at the start. Keep reading for the moment and epxloring the web, for what intersts you, and makes you think you could that equally as good. Best of luck.
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HotMilfNearYou
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You need to find a niche/market that works for you. They need to want something you can deliver and reach. Then, what you offer them can vary, either a product or a service.
It could also be an affiliate or CPA offer, which generally also offers services or products. But the difference is that with CPA, some programs pay you per lead generated, which makes a crucial difference:
If you're paid per lead generated, it doesn't matter if the people in your niche have high purchasing power, or if they're stingy or whatever. However, if they have to buy something for you to get paid—which is pretty much all the other scenarios—in addition to wanting what you can deliver and being able to reach them, they need to have purchasing power and enjoy buying things online.
From there, once you have found a niche, you sometimes need to learn things about that niche to better understand your market, to know the niche better than the average customer, in order to be able to find and/or create solutions that they will be dying to get.
It could also be an affiliate or CPA offer, which generally also offers services or products. But the difference is that with CPA, some programs pay you per lead generated, which makes a crucial difference:
If you're paid per lead generated, it doesn't matter if the people in your niche have high purchasing power, or if they're stingy or whatever. However, if they have to buy something for you to get paid—which is pretty much all the other scenarios—in addition to wanting what you can deliver and being able to reach them, they need to have purchasing power and enjoy buying things online.
From there, once you have found a niche, you sometimes need to learn things about that niche to better understand your market, to know the niche better than the average customer, in order to be able to find and/or create solutions that they will be dying to get.
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You can try selling skills or things online to start making money little by little.
- Feb 28, 2019
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If it's so easy to answer, we wouldn't have forums to discuss methods and strategies. There are thousands of ways to earn money online but what suits you depends on several factors. There won't be a single method or answer that works for everyone. You should explore the forum to identify where you are and what you need.
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google that and then read through and choose what jumps out at you to start with.
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this is how I discovered dropshipping years ago.
HotMilfNearYou
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so true
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Build some skills and sell it. Thats what you need.