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I like the cut of your chin young man. That is an excellent idea. Although I think 2 to 3 months of pandemic is a conservative number.

I would just find a way to provide services online that wont cost a lot for people to buy. If anything, find something that rich people would buy. They can ride this out better than the rest of us. And If you have the land, Start a garden. Buy a ton of seeds. Buy some chickens. Buy books that...

You sound like someone I knew for one night. That's not a relationship. That's one person using another. You want to help people because you have a heart? Volunteer at a homeless shelter, orphanage, food bank, donate blood and other such activities. You wont get paid those either, but you're...

Free doesn't mean unique. Or even good. You get what you pay for. PLR is a good source but if what you take doesn't pass Copyscape it is, by that definition, not unique and Google wont be your friend anymore.

The Department of Homeland Security has just classified the agriculture industry in America as a Critical Service. it has been part of the Critical Infrastructure since the Bush admin., but in light of current events, it got a promotion. https://fas.org/sgp/crs/RL32631.pdf Health services...

My thought is that it would help if you are ASE certified and make that known to your audience. If one can hang their certification on their shop office wall, surely they can "hang it" on their landing page. Like you said, there are thousands of shade tree mechanics with You Tube channels that...

Medical has been mentioned, but it can't be stressed enough. There are so many offshoots to that one field that will not be negatively affected, from the people making vaccines to the blood testing facilities to the delivery drivers delivering everything you can possibly imagine. The only...

That's a good way to put it. This is the WORLD wide web, so it doesn't have much to do with language barriers. It's about a work ethic. Something a lot of Americans seem to be lacking in 2015. We're talking about making a full time income online here. I agree with another poster here who said...

Hard work, perseverance and knowledge will get you places in IM. But if people think that's all there is, they're shortchanging themselves and they've obviously never heard the word "No". They fail to realize that continuing on with their efforts after failures is a sign of positive thinking and...

2.0 cents per word on any subject. I'm worth it and I'll send samples to prove it.

Sorry, but you'd have to be an idiot to write for someone for half a penny a word, and that has rejected 98% of what was offered to them. This is why iwriter has those stats up to begin with. So you can separate the wheat from the chaff and not waste your time.

What are you good at? Can you apply that skill to any job that is listed here? If so, then you can make money online. Just don't expect a self-sustaining income for a year or so, depending on what you do. I write. That's what I do, I've done it for 32 years now and I do it well. All that aside...

You really don't know?

The time it takes to manualy spin a 500 word article to where it is good quality, is the same amount of time it takes to write an article from scratch. People who spin articles are not writers. I don't know what they are exactly, but they're not writers. Many many years ago I experimented with...

For me, that's one in the same. If you don't have your thoughts and actions organized, there is no way on Gods green earth you're going to get your time organized. That's what time management is to me.........organizing my time.

MTurk doesn't pay upfront. If you write articles, don't bother with them. Half a penny a word is pretty much the going rate. They have a ton of micro jobs though. I have a pre-teen daughter and it's perfect for her. She does some click work, I see how much she did, I pay her for it out of my...

If I have MS Word with Grammarly installed, do I necessarily need Scrivener? Also, is the fee a one time shot? You pay it and the software is yours? No recurring fee's?

For 8878 If I remember correctly, they suggest this when you start. Almost anywhere go, clients or bosses are not going to want 200 or 300 word paragraphs. It makes it hard for the reader to digest the information if it's in a wall of text.

14. Do a quick check on the client's stats. That's the first thing I do. I learned early on that it doesn't pay to write for "anal-retentive man". If a client is paying a penny a word, they need to be realistic about the quality of work they get. Most of the clients I've seen that have high...

Guess who's getting bookmarked? That's right........ you, big boy. Thanks for that list. I've only heard of one of them, Constant Content, and I like them. Don't write as much for them as I'd like to right now, but they pay promptly and answer any questions you may have quickly.