Yes, I am from Brazil, I have a monthly income of about $1K online, however, I wanted business ideas to study and dive deeper into, affiliate marketing and dropshipping in the country are terrible, taxes on top of taxes.Are you a fellow BR? I used to do all sorts of odd jobs in the IM sphere, like copywriting, Local SEO, content writing and Social Media. Brazil's always been a B**** to work in but, as any economist will tell you, it's also rhe best country to work as an adman. That's because people here are as materialistic as Americans, they just lack the paper to do the whole "buying stuff" consistently.
However, if you're like me and are fed up with the constant ups and downs with the economy, just go and study for a public test (concurso público). Few jobs will be as cushioned and easy as a public one. Plus the salary is just
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$1k translates to roughly R$5k (minust taxes and banking fees), s you're basically set for the time being. You might consider investing some of it to "adapt" some methods/ideas that are already working worldwide and implement bring them to Brazil, which is still profitable since the average Brazilian guru LOVES to "adapt" methods from gringos and sell them as gospel to the masses.Yes, I am from Brazil, I have a monthly income of about $1K online, however, I wanted business ideas to study and dive deeper into, affiliate marketing and dropshipping in the country are terrible, taxes on top of taxes.
I'm looking for market ideas to select the one that fits me best, but unfortunately I haven't been able to find one so far.$1k translates to roughly R$5k (minust taxes and banking fees), s you're basically set for the time being. You might consider investing some of it to "adapt" some methods/ideas that are already working worldwide and implement bring them to Brazil, which is still profitable since the average Brazilian guru LOVES to "adapt" methods from gringos and sell them as gospel to the masses.
Really, jusy "adapt" a validated method you see here, package it nicely, run some ads and see where it goes.
Ps: no a fan of affiliate programs or dropshipping; both became stale pre-covid and it's become even harder to justify them ever since.
Make a list of things you're interested in AND that might make you some $$ in the process. For me, it was anything related to writing stuff so copywriting was the one. You must also consider the financial aspects of your next endeavor. No point loving it if it will leave you penniless.I'm looking for market ideas to select the one that fits me best, but unfortunately I haven't been able to find one so far.
Brazil feels like paying for a tax premium you never signed up for. The smartest move? Go digital, build global skills (coding, design, marketing, AI), work remotely for international clients, earn in dollars/euros, and enjoy spending in reais.Brazil is experiencing a period of crisis, with US taxation and absurdly high taxes (in general).
What would be your best tip for people living in this country?
How should they get started in the digital world?