Any quick money ideas?

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I tried freelancing and I tried GPT sites and every possible "easy" method but the payout is so worthless.
I don't care if the method is illegal or immoral or anything, I'm just desperate for quick cash and money is a big issue for me and my family. I have 0$ to invest.
all of my resources and skills is above average english, good laptop specs, working knowledge in tech and other stuff.
 
Would you still complain about the same problem if you were operating a business that could make money?
 
You should continue doing freelancing as it's a low risk method to make money. There are others like CPA and affiliate marketing but they won't guarantee money even after all the hardwork. When you have some money to burn, then you can try your hands on other methods.
 
I tried freelancing and I tried GPT sites and every possible "easy" method but the payout is so worthless.
I don't care if the method is illegal or immoral or anything, I'm just desperate for quick cash and money is a big issue for me and my family. I have 0$ to invest.
all of my resources and skills is above average english, good laptop specs, working knowledge in tech and other stuff.
got any skills you can use? what were you freelancing as?
do you know how to make webpages? Wordpress ones at least? if you do, you can find local businesses with pages that suck (or businesses that don't have pages) and pitch them your pages. the good thing about going local is that you don't have thousands of third worlders with perfect reviews undercutting your prices. do make sure to prepare a portfolio for the pitch.
 
In freelancing, what services did you offer or sell?
 
You can try content writing. Even with the sudden influx of AI write bots, people will always need content written. It’s a good way to make immediate money.
 
Couldn't exactly tell what can bring you quick money, it's everyone's needs and goals but it isn't something that just comes overnight. Be more persistent, don't give up on freelancing just yet, apply for more jobs and less demanding ones at first. If you have the knowledge and skills to create something that you could sell online, that could be one of your options as well.
 
I tried freelancing and I tried GPT sites and every possible "easy" method but the payout is so worthless.
I don't care if the method is illegal or immoral or anything, I'm just desperate for quick cash and money is a big issue for me and my family. I have 0$ to invest.
all of my resources and skills is above average english, good laptop specs, working knowledge in tech and other stuff.
Hey!

Friend, unfortunately there is no "money" button on the Internet. But at the same time, there are many ways to earn them. Fortunately, now, in 2022, there is a lot of information in the public domain and you can find lessons on design, copywriting, you can start learning the code, you can also try free traffic sources and use them with CPA. You can invite some sites/services to host their social networks or forums.

Here are some ideas for you, yes, it won't bring you a lot of income right away, BUT it's a great start for a good and stable income in the future!

Good luck ;)
 
Freelancing works. Use the job board to find part time/contract digital marketing roles Initially. That's the easiest way to land clients. It works in India and am sure it should work in most of the places outside.
 
Apply for crypto trader offers on any cpa network, they pay up to $1000 per conversion. Spam few facebook groups with your link, repeat till you get your first leads. You can probably get a few conversions a week.
 
Apply for crypto trader offers on any cpa network, they pay up to $1000 per conversion. Spam few facebook groups with your link, repeat till you get your first leads. You can probably get a few conversions a week.
Do you have stats or just guessing?
 
I tried freelancing
So you've ruled it out after 'trying'? If not go at it again. Many people make consistent income from that. Your client will hire you again and again if you're providing quality work. Don't treat it as a get money quick and move on gig.
 
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