[METHOD] $20-$50/Day Newbie Method to Earn Your First Dollars Online

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Hey everyone. I've been seeing the same sort of threads lately asking how to start earning money online so I figured I'd share a simple method I used a while ago when I first started. I haven't used it in a long time but I'm confident it still works.


Let me preface this by saying it's very basic and if you're already earning money it probably won't interest you but if you don't know where to start then this 100% works. However it does require a basic understanding of English grammar.


The method involves accepting article writing jobs and using WordAI to create the articles.


First sign up for WordAI. I'm not affiliated with them in any way - it's just a good product and miles ahead of any other article rewriting software. WordAI alternatives won't work well enough so don't bother trying anything else with this method. Also it costs $50/month but there's a free trial so you can just cancel before you're billed if you decide this isn't for you.


Next sign up on platforms where you can accept article writing jobs. Platforms include:
Textbroker, Iwriter (these two are the easiest to get started on)
Fiverr
Elance, Odesk
SEO forums
and probably more I'm missing


Once you accept a job find an existing article related to the topic in an article directory such as ezinearticles. Rewrite it in WordAI, and check to make sure it passes copyscape (very important). If it passes copyscape then briefly read over it and fix any grammar errors before submitting. You're done!


Like I said before, it's simple but it works. When I did it I made about $20 with 30 mins of work using only textbroker and iwriter. That dollar amount would've been higher if I stuck with it and wrote enough articles to get an upgraded account (for better pay) on textbroker/iwriter or if I accepted more article writing jobs on other platforms.


ADVANCED TWIST:

WordAI, textbroker, iwriter, fiverr (and maybe the freelancing sites?) all have affiliate programs. I believe fiverr pays $15 per signup, WordAI pays $10 per month for as long as the person stays signed up, and textbroker/iwriter pay a percentage of revenue generated by anyone signing up under your link. So for each person that signs up you'll get $25 on the front end + $10 per month + however much they generate by writing articles.


So sign up for all of the above affiliate programs and put the above method into an ebook or video with your affiliate links. Distribute your ebook/video on other marketing forums (if you spam BHW I'll hurt you). Or find other channels to distribute your ebook through, the more creative the better.


Hope this helps someone :pirate:
 
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great method for newbie.... seriously ! If you don't earn with this... u better leave Internet
 
Thanks for the share.

I have never used any of these sites or tools how do you check for copyscape? Is something that comes with the tool?
 
this is a great extra earner! thanks. i will dedicate 1-2 hours every sunday with this method.
 
It's a good method but it's only useful if you start getting $10-20 per day worth of article orders within 3 days. I don't think a newbie on those sites can get orders like this in this short period of time. Or maybe I'm wrong.
 
It's a good method but it's only useful if you start getting $10-20 per day worth of article orders within 3 days. I don't think a newbie on those sites can get orders like this in this short period of time. Or maybe I'm wrong.
Unless things have changed, when you sign up on iwriter or textbroker you can immediately see a list of available jobs and get started right away. You're right about the other platforms though. They'll take a little more effort to get started on but they'll also generally pay better.
 
I am a newbie and that method seems hard. I never heard of writerAI or whatever it is called and when I looked at the iwriter site before, the problem I saw was I had no knowledge on what people wanted me to write for assuming they would hire me to write for them.
 
However, this content will not really be human friendly. I guess it is just for Google ranking sakes.
 
I looked into these sites, but both require some form of authorization to get started. The one demands a writing sample which could take up to a week to clear. I'm not sold on this idea at all. Plus I don't like preapproved payments. It just seems very scammy to me, as they are counting on you to forget about it and charge you.
 
nice method and very well adapted to these 'spam trap' days :)
give people an e-book for free and promote your affiliate links.
upload videos on youtube with 'how to write great content' variations and you're good to go!

I'm guessing it can work with a lot of niches, not necessarily content generators.
 
I am a newbie and that method seems hard. I never heard of writerAI or whatever it is called and when I looked at the iwriter site before, the problem I saw was I had no knowledge on what people wanted me to write for assuming they would hire me to write for them.

You're completely missing the point.
You don't need any knowledge of what you're writing, just Google it, find an article and re-write it. If that's still too "hard" quit IM.
 
Hey everyone. I've been seeing the same sort of threads lately asking how to start earning money online so I figured I'd share a simple method I used a while ago when I first started. I haven't used it in a long time but I'm confident it still works.


Let me preface this by saying it's very basic and if you're already earning money it probably won't interest you but if you don't know where to start then this 100% works. However it does require a basic understanding of English grammar.


The method involves accepting article writing jobs and using WordAI to create the articles.


First sign up for WordAI. I'm not affiliated with them in any way ? it's just a good product and miles ahead of any other article rewriting software. WordAI alternatives won't work well enough so don't bother trying anything else with this method. Also it costs $50/month but there's a free trial so you can just cancel before you're billed if you decide this isn't for you.


Next sign up on platforms where you can accept article writing jobs. Platforms include:
Textbroker, Iwriter (these two are the easiest to get started on)
Fiverr
Elance, Odesk
SEO forums
and probably more I'm missing


Once you accept a job find an existing article related to the topic in an article directory such as ezinearticles. Rewrite it in WordAI, and check to make sure it passes copyscape (very important). If it passes copyscape then briefly read over it and fix any grammar errors before submitting. You're done!


Like I said before, it's simple but it works. When I did it I made about $20 with 30 mins of work using only textbroker and iwriter. That dollar amount would've been higher if I stuck with it and wrote enough articles to get an upgraded account (for better pay) on textbroker/iwriter or if I accepted more article writing jobs on other platforms.


ADVANCED TWIST:

WordAI, textbroker, iwriter, fiverr (and maybe the freelancing sites?) all have affiliate programs. I believe fiverr pays $15 per signup, WordAI pays $10 per month for as long as the person stays signed up, and textbroker/iwriter pay a percentage of revenue generated by anyone signing up under your link. So for each person that signs up you'll get $25 on the front end + $10 per month + however much they generate by writing articles.


So sign up for all of the above affiliate programs and put the above method into an ebook or video with your affiliate links. Distribute your ebook/video on other marketing forums (if you spam BHW I'll hurt you). Or find other channels to distribute your ebook through, the more creative the better.


Hope this helps someone :pirate:


I am using fiverr from past two year it is great but did get any single penny from other sites which you have mentioned.
 
I am using fiverr from past two year it is great but did get any single penny from other sites which you have mentioned.
 
So i decided to give this a try but i got this email from textbroker:

Hello,

In order to write for textbroker.com, you must be a US citizen or permanent resident who is at least 18 years of age. Due to an influx of non-US citizens who have tried to sign up, we are now requiring a valid government-issued photo ID from all new authors, such as a state-issued driver's license or ID card, US passport, permanent resident card, or military ID.

You can send a digital photo or scanned copy using one of the methods below:


I am not from USA. Should i risk and get a fake ID? anybody has done this before?
 
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