How to monetize my knowledge about this

HappyS

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I've been reading about dating whole my life. It is probably the only thing I have enthusiasm to write about.
Recently I quit my job and now I am attending a Challenge from Ed Dale.

I need some ideas how to monetize my dating knwledge and experience. I am not looking for some big money, even 100$/month would be great for start.

Any ideas?

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You can write articles for people in the dating niche. you get like $5-$15 per 400-600 words depending on who you are dealing with. If you can type fast that would be perfect for you
 
yes article writing is good

invest that money in your site and start getting big money
 
Writing articles will do. Register acc on several platforms for more orders.

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dating knowledge? what are you, one of these "pick up artist" losers?
 
Do NOT write articles to others, but make your own site(s) about dating. Sure sure people will tell you that it's so saturated niche that there's no room for newcomers but that's bullshit. Go for micro-niches inside dating: think of mature black women with beards for left-handed midgets who like ice cream - or something similar. Write, write, write, make a few spin-off web 2.0 props and link to your site.. it's boring job in the beginning but hey if you're aiming to only 100 per month you will get there pretty soon - guaranteed.

Monetize ofc with cpa. Look into making your own dating guide which you give away for a tweet using any of the online services. Or sell it without hassle using e.g. gumroad (payments directly to your paypal)... And of course you will be stuffing this guide full of aff links to other guides and dating sites as well... and muscle offers and penis enhancement offers and pheromones and god knows what all shit that desperate men need :)

http://www.paywithatweet.com/
https://gumroad.com

It's very basic stuff and it works. Period. What people don't have is patience and faith in themselves and/or the methods.

Have fun and hoping that you find success soon!
 
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HepiSMajli where are you from, if it's not a secret. I guess you're not a native writer, are you?
 
-lizmoz

I like your advice most, but also thanks everyone else.
I discovered about CPA, content-lock, and many other new things, that look promising.

But I don't quite understand what this means "make a few spin-off web 2.0 props"? Can anyone briefly explain me?

-SkyrocketSEO

You are right, I am not a native English speaker, so writing for others would be hard. Because I already have to pay someone to edit texts that I write.
 
Other options are: creating a ClickBank product or publishing Kindle ebooks.
 
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