How should I invest 10000$

[Toxine]

Hello Blackhatworld,

In the next few days, I will receive approx. 10000$.
And I wanted to ask you all if you could give me an advice on where or how should I invest this amount of money and receiving a fair profit in a time span of 2/3 months (nothing too serious though, I know that MONEY takes time to be made).

Maybe, If I decide to try someone's method and having success, he might receive something as a gift

 

[rauza]

You should really invest yourself in spending time learning about the Internet Marketing scene and choosing your way (Facebook / CPA / Youtube / Niche sites / Adsense / SEO / etc), spending as much as you would if you were to start off with only $100 to pace yourself like most beginners. I wouldn't throw that $10k at something randomly to invest on for the sake of investing on it and "getting rich quick" - just pace yourself and invest your time in to LEARNING before doing.

Good luck!

 

[tux]

+1 to what razorbyte said or you can hire a fb ads expert to sell your own product if u have one for % of ad spent

 

[Toxine]

You should really invest yourself in spending time learning about the Internet Marketing scene and choosing your way (Facebook / CPA / Youtube / Niche sites / Adsense / SEO / etc), spending as much as you would if you were to start off with only $100 to pace yourself like most beginners. I wouldn't throw that $10k at something randomly to invest on for the sake of investing on it and "getting rich quick" - just pace yourself and invest your time in to LEARNING before doing.

Good luck!

Thank you for the advice.

As I said, I'm not expecting instantaneous revenue, I am willing to wait & learn about whatever I find reasonable.
The point is, what's the most profitable method after successfully acquiring every knowledge and skill needed to make it a full-time job?

 

[tokstesla]

What are you good at? it will help us know what you need to be better at.

 

[mynameisfrankenstein]

Buy some bitcoins :^)

 

[NoHypeNeeded]

I think one of the primary things to consider is 1. what are you good at? and 2. what are you yourself interested in/passionate about?

You can throw a boat load of money at a business idea, but if you don't have any interest in it really or don't care about it and have a passion behind it, and you're just hoping it works to make you money without any knowledge or passion, it's not going to work.

I would consider what you're good at with what you're interested in yourself. If you like Fitness and you're a social butterfly, perhaps start a CPA/Niche site business where you promote fitness products and make money that way?

The opportunities (particularly in the world of Internet Marketing) are endless and if done right and done smart, you can setup a profitable business with far less than that entire $10k.

-- NoHypeNeeded

 

[nekrox]

Bitcoins in short.

 

[bellydance]

Hello Blackhatworld,

In the next few days, I will receive approx. 10000$.
And I wanted to ask you all if you could give me an advice on where or how should I invest this amount of money and receiving a fair profit in a time span of 2/3 months (nothing too serious though, I know that MONEY takes time to be made).

Maybe, If I decide to try someone's method and having success, he might receive something as a gift

You should find marijuana stocks that have good possibility, lots of places making weed legal. It's a licencing play though so you need to do your due diligence.

 

[NoHypeNeeded]

Bitcoins in short.

I've heard it's sort of a big deal, but what's the whole deal with BitCoins and how can it make really good money though?

-- NoHypeNeeded

 

[Jiung]

Spend $500 and see if you can earn anything. Spend the rest of that money in scaling the method that got you money.

 

[mickyfu]

I've heard it's sort of a big deal, but what's the whole deal with BitCoins and how can it make really good money though?

-- NoHypeNeeded

Well they "were" worth a lot of money and now they are not. And now people who heard about the bitcoin magic are jumping on the bandwagon that sailed many moons ago.

Just my opinion.

 

[DeadJoe]

I'd advise you to spend 6 months reading and absorbing all the knowledge on this forum. Wake up everyday and read new threads, look at the journey sections and spend time reading the successful ones to see what suits you the best.

You should save your 10K for now. Don't go on a spending spree buying stuff on here. You can easily waste $10,000 wiping your ass with $100 bills 100 times and not make anything at all. You have enough money to invest and see some decent returns, provided that you give it some time.

 

[Floopa75]

I'd tell you to set up a website in a niche that you think you'll be able to compete in. Just 1 website. Gather keywords, try your best to properly sort them into different pages. Other write the content yourself or pay a writer here on BHW to do it for you. After you've got your site to around 20 pages with proper interlinking, laid out nicely, theme is good, etc - buy a link package off of BHW. Stay consistent with your off site link building for 3 months, then see where you are. You should be in the top 30 for some good keywords if you picked a good niche. After that, continue the link building and content creation until you're happy with your earnings. Rinse and repeat.

What I just typed above will take 4 - 8 months to do properly. But the lessons you'll learn without blowing through cash will be worth way more than $10k in the end. You can do what I wrote above for less than $600. Not difficult to make that back off a website in 4 - 8 months. And don't be afraid to ask questions! Ask anyone you think you this is credible here on BHW.

 

[eMonetize]

I have been doing the same thing for the past 16+ years.

I monetize purchased / rev-share data(email) using PPL offers.

With PPL (pay per lead...lead generation) offers there is no credit card / purchase required to complete an offer. All a use has to do is fill out a form, so conversion rates are typically much higher than offer that requires a sale to be made.

I favor offers that have a make, get or save money benefit to them. This is what has overall worked the best for me and tend to have the greatest mass appeal (of interest to a large general audience) and are fairly easy to cross promote.

Some of the verticals that I have done extremely well with are: insurance, education, mortgage, credit, debt, loans, homeowner offers, etc...

The bulk of the offers I promote pay $20-$40 per lead. However. I promote other that pay more and less. The payout is not the key factor. How wellan offer converts is just as important,if not more. If you have an offer that pays $9 and it converts at 2X+ of a $20 offer, it's going to perform about the same. If you have an offer that pays $90 and it converts poorly, it may not even be worth running.

To generate traffic, I purchase fresh / targeted data and match the data to a relevant offer. So if I have life insurance data, I'm going to promote a life insurance PPL offer. If I have education data, then I'm going to promote an education PPL offer. Then it's just a matter of cross promoting offers. Rev-share data is no different, except there is $0 upfront cost to acquire and I split the revenue generated from sending it with the list providers.

Additionally, by acquiring data, I'm building assets that I then own and can market to over and over at low cost, compared to what most marketers do. Which is to pay for traffic or use some free strategy that often ends up failing or wasn't worth the time to implement.

Basically, I'm monetizing data using PPL offers, because they offer the path of least resistance to generating conversions and convert the data into cash producing assets.

Obviously there is a lot more to it and it's not for everyone. However, done right it can be extremely profitable. Everyone that I know that is in the business and knows what they are doing, most are doing 6-7 figures (depending on what stage they are at). While that's a huge range, much comes down to one ability to scale and effectively manage / build the infrastructure needed to scale.

Anyway, something to think about.

 

[Mubashar786]

I WOULD HAD INVESTED IN BITCOIN 23% UP IN LAST 7 DAYS

 

[NoHypeNeeded]

Well they "were" worth a lot of money and now they are not. And now people who heard about the bitcoin magic are jumping on the bandwagon that sailed many moons ago.

Just my opinion.

Interesting. I know I saw an article pimping it on another reputable site, as something entrepreneurs should be looking to into the new year.

It's not my bag, so I'm probably not getting into it, but it certainly is interesting.

-- NoHypeNeeded

 

[mickyfu]

Interesting. I know I saw an article pimping it on another reputable site, as something entrepreneurs should be looking to into the new year.

It's not my bag, so I'm probably not getting into it, but it certainly is interesting.

-- NoHypeNeeded

People have a big hardon for it because it went from nothing to huge in a short time. But that time seems to have well and truly gone, now the hindsight kids are desperately clinging onto it. It is probably tradeable, but the hindsight people who think it is going to be anything like it's spike are fucking dreamers.

 

[tux]

People have a big hardon for it because it went from nothing to huge in a short time. But that time seems to have well and truly gone, now the hindsight kids are desperately clinging onto it. It is probably tradeable, but the hindsight people who think it is going to be anything like it's spike are fucking dreamers.

True bought them at $450 and sold them yesterday lol ! New kids will have to wait a few months to see decent returns

 

[NoHypeNeeded]

People have a big hardon for it because it went from nothing to huge in a short time. But that time seems to have well and truly gone, now the hindsight kids are desperately clinging onto it. It is probably tradeable, but the hindsight people who think it is going to be anything like it's spike are fucking dreamers.

That sounds about right.

I'm not quite sure the hype around the actual product (Bitcoin) though. And yeah, more times than not especially when dealing with the internet, it's probably workable for profit but at this point isn't the "gold mine" it's being touted to be.