I Need ways on How to make money on the internet

honestly both sides have a point here. reading the whole forum is a recipe for getting stuck and doing nothing, but nobody is going to spoonfeed you a working method either. and please stay away from crypto if you dont have money to lose, thats a quick way to go broke. best thing to do is just pick one simple thing... like finding local clients for some basic digital service... and just try it. you will probably fail the first few times but you learn way more from actually doing it than reading 100 pages of old threads.

honestly the "just read" advice is frustrating when you are starting out, but looking for a step by step guide that still works is a waste of time. most public methods are saturated or dead anyway. instead of trying to read the whole forum, just pick one traffic source like cold email or facebook groups and search only for that. find a cheap service on a freelance site, mark up the price, and start pitching it to local businesses. you only need to learn how to get traffic and how to sell, the rest you figure out as you go.

@Mr kunene, easiest starting point imo is reselling a boring service, not hunting some secret method. Pick something local businesses already understand like flyers, logo cleanup, google business posts, short reels, basic website edits, then find someone cheap to fulfil it and you just bring the client. Charge weekly or monthly as “maintenance” so you’re not chasing once-off $10 jobs all day. Phone is enough for outreach, WhatsApp, FB groups, Google Maps scraping manually... but you’ll still need to talk to people, thats the part most guys avoid.

As mentioned above there are plenty of articles worth reading on this. But personally I'd start by thinking about what actually interests you, because that matters more than people think. If you just chase the money without any real interest in what you're doing, it gets old fast and most people end up quitting. Find something you don't mind spending time on and build from there.

yeah the "just read" advice is a bit of a cop out but searching for a perfect guide is also a trap because those get saturated fast. if you want something simple from your phone today, just look at local businesses on google maps. find guys with 3 stars or less, email them and offer to help manage their bad reviews or set up a basic auto-responder for missed calls. you don't even need to know how to do it yourself, just middleman it to someone on fiverr and pocket the difference. it's boring and kinda tedious but it actually gets you real money faster than reading 100 pages of theory.

@Mr kunene you asked like 4 things at once and thats kinda why everyone is giving you vague answers. the weekly/monthly pay part is the one nobody really answered properly... that only comes from retainer type work, not random gigs. you wont get stable weekly money flipping once off $5 jobs.

honestly the local service resell thing a few people mentioned is the most realistic for a phone. i did something similar a while back, just messaged small shops offering to clean up their google maps listing and post for them, charged a small monthly fee and outsourced the actual work. boring but it paid.

just dont expect week 1 to pay anything. first month is mostly you getting ignored and figuring out what to even say in the dm. pick one offer, one place to find people, and stop reading threads after a point or you'll just freeze up like @leevinny is kinda doing.

A lot of people focus on quick money but learning a marketable skill is usually the better long-term approach Freelancing content writing video editing and virtual assistance are good options to explore Consistency matters more than finding a secret method

Doing stuff on a phone is painful for actual work, but it is great for outreach. i used to scrape local business emails on my phone during my commute and pitch them basic site speed fixes or setting up a simple landing page... you can easily find a freelancer on fiverr to do the actual work for $15 and charge the client $100. @leevinny is right that most guides here are outdated, but the basic concept of brokering services never dies. just pick one boring service and start messaging local businesses on instagram or google maps. it's a numbers game.