How to make 1-3 dollars per hour
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LimitlessPlug
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Try fiverr, you can easily make that money with that
Not really. You may make some sales but not a lot. It all depends on how much work you're getting and if you are getting repeat business.
ravid32
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I was thinking more of getting paid to surf or watch youtube views
joeb1ow
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Easily marketable and more importantly, high demand freelance work that can be programmatically automated is the best way to go; though you will definitely not be making big bucks since most likely someone else out there is doing it better than you (natural result of competitive market and high demand), it should be easy enough to scrape off a few bucks a hour if scaled properly.
Fiver obviously is the current popular go-to place for this kind of work, but don't forget that low-cost freelance is merely a niche-gone-mainstream, meaning whole hosts of other similar sites have spawned, trying to do as you should be trying to do to scrape some money of a high demand idea.
In fact, I would hazard a guess that smaller less "mainstream" (than Fiver) sites should be your primary target, since they would be less likely to host the aforementioned "big boy" service providers who are most certainly doing anything and everything better than you and making the bulk of the money.
Obviously if you can get more traditional (and higher paying) freelance contract work that would be great, but keep in mind these gigs are generally harder to automate since they normally require some sort of specialization or tailoring as according to the wishes of the buyer.
Fiver obviously is the current popular go-to place for this kind of work, but don't forget that low-cost freelance is merely a niche-gone-mainstream, meaning whole hosts of other similar sites have spawned, trying to do as you should be trying to do to scrape some money of a high demand idea.
In fact, I would hazard a guess that smaller less "mainstream" (than Fiver) sites should be your primary target, since they would be less likely to host the aforementioned "big boy" service providers who are most certainly doing anything and everything better than you and making the bulk of the money.
Obviously if you can get more traditional (and higher paying) freelance contract work that would be great, but keep in mind these gigs are generally harder to automate since they normally require some sort of specialization or tailoring as according to the wishes of the buyer.
CazuaL
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In other words you're not actually looking to work for it or put in any effort at all.
We don't like lazy people around here. Hundreds of method which could make you 10x that but you want to "surf or watch youtube videos"
Go away.
Rodriquez4n
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i make over 100$ with my youtube channel 
LostConnection
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Agreed.
If you'd be willing to put in some actual work, writing articles, mturk, microworkers, elance... The opportunities are endless. Of course you could also start building an authority site, MNS or some other type of site you can think of and monetize it with Adsense, affiliate links or what ever suits your chosen type of site best.
What are you doing ?
BigMoneyyy
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Don't waste your time with this and search for some methods in BHW.
Aty
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Scale it up.
Univa
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He is making $6.25 per hour doing nothing why would he waste time on microworkers.
Looks like we got a new troller today.
As Aty scale it up, the time you spend doing shit and chores invest that too doing nothing.
Univa
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Which country do you live. You are paid $6.25 per hour. LMFAO
You are earning more than many people out here.
Your Posts are just making my day would love to see more keep them coming..
zebrahat
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Asking about making $1 to $3 dollars an hour at home is another way of saying "how do I reliably make $15-20 a day" as a minimum earnings platform. This money acts as working capital or financial 'homeroom' to rely on, while building a larger IM profits from CPA, affiliate programs, reselling, or other if come/when come direction. Asking for it implies one wants not only a method that makes money 'sometime,' but where a person has more definite control over making it and receiving it within a few days. In that case, some plans that can integrate both may involve:
Postloop: pays $5 per roughly 100 forum posts. Very low pay, but you can while away a few hours writing posts with low stress assurance that the pay will come. For the most bang for the writing, join a few CPA programs and link to your page with each forum post. Result is steady 'trickle cash' from the tedium work, punctuated by larger commissions along the way.
Reviewstream, Listverse, Textbroker et al: In the wake of Yahoo Voices folding, writing sites like these (in one combination or another) can be used to complete $15-20 dollars worth of work daily.
Semi-automate Fiverr: Find software, bots, apps that automate valuable tasks, like generating lists, creating e-covers, file conversions, etc, and set up 15-20 different Fiverr gigs that can be completed on this basis. If you've picked the best jobs, there should be 3-4 new jobs to do every day, indeed very easily, since your PC will be doing the work.
Postloop: pays $5 per roughly 100 forum posts. Very low pay, but you can while away a few hours writing posts with low stress assurance that the pay will come. For the most bang for the writing, join a few CPA programs and link to your page with each forum post. Result is steady 'trickle cash' from the tedium work, punctuated by larger commissions along the way.
Reviewstream, Listverse, Textbroker et al: In the wake of Yahoo Voices folding, writing sites like these (in one combination or another) can be used to complete $15-20 dollars worth of work daily.
Semi-automate Fiverr: Find software, bots, apps that automate valuable tasks, like generating lists, creating e-covers, file conversions, etc, and set up 15-20 different Fiverr gigs that can be completed on this basis. If you've picked the best jobs, there should be 3-4 new jobs to do every day, indeed very easily, since your PC will be doing the work.
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