How to make money?

[Begging the World]

But you're not the OP?

No, I'm also looking for jobs and projects.

 

[cloaker4ads]

How to make money without wasting too much money. give me some ideas pls

sell goods and services online, like in the real world.

 

[TopMountainView]

Become a freelancer, using your skills to complete work for clients on Fiverr, UpWork, etc.

 

[Kiemash]

i dont understand why there are daily threads like this on "How do i make money online...." you guys can't even make your own small research that there are daily more threads open like this?

 

[saferidge]

If you offer your skills, you don’t need to spend much money to start making income.

 

[omi3oh1]

Offer your skills, start earning without spending much.

 

[oldthreader]

Thanks for the thread! In my experience, focus on building a real skill like SEO, copywriting, or PPC and pair it with consistent outreach clients pay well when you can show clear results. Patience and persistence beat shortcuts long-term.

 

[Va guy]

Try social media services provider like handling accounts/growing/scale-up anything sells just research and be the best what you do.

 

[OldGoogleAdwords]

How to make money without wasting too much money. give me some ideas pls

just print it
joke of course . At the first stage you have to understand whats knowledge do you have and is it enough to start earning and work by yourself , if not is better to be hired for some job to get more expierence and knowledge

 

[MehGamer]

What are your skills?

I have good writing skills and I'm a fast learner. Looking for low-investment methods where I can put in the work. Any specific suggestions?

 

[BreeLik]

I have good writing skills and I'm a fast learner. Looking for low-investment methods where I can put in the work. Any specific suggestions?

Writing skills are great but too much competition sadly. Plus, with AI nowadays... people prefer to use AI instead of hiring a writer. Obviously, not the big companies.. but finding a big company to work for is complicated.

Low investment methods don't really exist.

Try to offer your services as a VA on freelancing platforms

 

[MehGamer]

invest some time into learning a few skills like things ai, digital products for a certain audience

Digital products sounds interesting. Any specific platforms or tools you'd suggest for a beginner with zero budget?

 

[t06p0un0]

Free traffic from Instagram, TikTok, Youtube + AI-content + monetization = profit for newbie with scale potential

 

[ourweb]

Making money online has become so hard nowadays! better to shave your ass and do some cam show on chaturbate with or without your GF! at least someone would tip you somethin. easy peasy!

 

[Rawspele]

Digital products sounds interesting. Any specific platforms or tools you'd suggest for a beginner with zero budget?

keep it simple. check out moneydegree on youtube for ai, rochelle be for digital products.

 

[TechSavvyTess]

If the goal is low cost, focus on skills and traffic instead of paid tools.


Some realistic beginner-friendly ideas:


• Offer simple services (thumbnail design, short-form editing, basic SEO audits)
• Start a niche blog with free tools + organic traffic
• AI-assisted content repurposing for small creators
• Flipping small digital assets (domains, simple sites)
• Affiliate marketing with organic social


Main rule: don’t spend big before validating. Test cheap → see traction → reinvest profits.


Most people lose money because they try to scale before something actually works.

How to make money without wasting too much money. give me some ideas pls

 

[Conversionbooster]

Instead of asking ‘how to make money,’ I’d ask ‘how to learn something that pays.’ Low budget means you trade time for skill.

How to make money without wasting too much money. give me some ideas pls

 

[Kai Joe]

This is a very profound question.

 

[johnhollowelll]

I think MehGamer is on the right track by looking for ways to monetize without breaking the bank. Offering services like writing, editing, or design can be a great way to get started, as it leverages your existing skills and doesn't require a significant upfront investment. What I'd like to add is that identifying your niche or area of expertise, as MehGamer mentioned, is crucial in standing out and attracting potential clients. Can you tell us more about your skillset, MehGamer, and what you're passionate about, so we can provide more tailored advice?