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klonja

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So guys am 19 yo i just finished my 1st year in university studying computer science and now its holidays i have around 3 months free just chilling and i don like to go out often am just in my room 24/7 i need something productive af to do this holiday don't tell me do something you like no am looking for the best $$ source in the internet i passed the year doing what i loved (programming) now i wanna learn something new this holiday and get some money why not ? please any advice the time is all what i have right now and all what i can invest
 
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Create a website and blog.

Find a niche that you like, and that is worth investing time into. Create a website, post articles. Monetize.

Be aware though, it sounds easier than it is.
 
You can try to sign up on Upwork or Freelancer or any other freelance platform and try to find programming jobs.
You will easily be able to see how much do you actually know (if you are not ready yet then continue with learning) if you developed some skills I'm sure you will find projects.

Besides freelancing you could try to learn SEO. You can start a tech blog, just keep in mind you won't succeed in SEO overnight.
BHW is a great place to learn it. So give it a try.
 
Stuffedegg said:
Create a website and blog.

Find a niche that you like, and that is worth investing time into. Create a website, post articles. Monetize.

Be aware though, it sounds easier than it is.
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thank you i will look into this but i guess i need good seo skills
 
Alex D. said:
You can try to sign up on Upwork or Freelancer or any other freelance platform and try to find programming jobs.

You will easily be able to see how much do you actually know (if you are not ready yet then continue with learning) if you developed some skills I'm sure you will find projects.

Besides freelancing you could try to learn SEO. You can start a tech blog, just keep in mind you won't succeed in SEO overnight.
BHW is a great place to learn it. So give it a try.
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yes sounds a deal practicing programming in freelance and learning SEO as new skill thank you :)
 
Freelancer is the best option for you to make some quick bucks in 2-3 months. It would also help you practice too. Look for some easy jobs that you are familiar with and bid as low as you can so you can get some positive reviews. After 4-5 gigs you would have good reviews so you can bid higher. I would also suggest you to learn Java and Python and Web Automation.
 
Smart choice, but still go out sometime or at least workout a bit. Btw creating a website that actually makes money will take more than 3 months, as learning seo. Yes, it's a nice skill to learn, but if you just want to make some cash in 3 months, just go with easy freelancer works, oursource something and resell
 
You can check journeys section to find out what other users do, how they do it, and whats successful
 
berkay1907 said:
Freelancer is the best option for you to make some quick bucks in 2-3 months. It would also help you practice too. Look for some easy jobs that you are familiar with and bid as low as you can so you can get some positive reviews. After 4-5 gigs you would have good reviews so you can bid higher. I would also suggest you to learn Java and Python and Web Automation.
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yes i learned C# this its so close to java and i used to code in python before university and also i did alot of web automation programs as well using selenium library in both C# and python well maybe freelancing is the key even tho its not passive and hard to scale
 
Tenebra23 said:
Smart choice, but still go out sometime or at least workout a bit. Btw creating a website that actually makes money will take more than 3 months, as learning seo. Yes, it's a nice skill to learn, but if you just want to make some cash in 3 months, just go with easy freelancer works, oursource something and resell
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actually am not focusing in the short term cash if its a good $$ source i would do it and keep studying seo if its a long term income
 
If you are already learning programming and are passionate about it, don't bother learning SEO. The former is less competitive since the barrier of entry is higher, way better paid and has much better professional prospects.
 
klonja said:
So guys am 19 yo i just finished my 1st year in university studying computer science
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Good luck in your studies. The foundation of my career as a software developer has been my 4 year degree from 25+ years ago. Of course there are successful developers without the degree but in my opinion having that forced broad foundation really pays off. Sometimes it is hard to see the importance of classes when you take them but often they are teaching how to think and learn and that is what sticks. As you already know, the specific language you learn is less important long term vs the concepts because once you master those then you can pick up new languages at will and in short time.

Georgebg said:
If you are already learning programming and are passionate about it, don't bother learning SEO. The former is less competitive since the barrier of entry is higher, way better paid and has much better professional prospects.
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I understand the thought here and agree that programming is likely a skill with a higher barrier to entry. Also, you can't learn everything at once so keep focused... but in time you should also learn SEO if only for your own use.
 
Gru said:
Good luck in your studies. The foundation of my career as a software developer has been my 4 year degree from 25+ years ago. Of course there are successful developers without the degree but in my opinion having that forced broad foundation really pays off. Sometimes it is hard to see the importance of classes when you take them but often they are teaching how to think and learn and that is what sticks. As you already know, the specific language you learn is less important long term vs the concepts because once you master those then you can pick up new languages at will and in short time.



I understand the thought here and agree that programming is likely a skill with a higher barrier to entry. Also, you can't learn everything at once so keep focused... but in time you should also learn SEO if only for your own use.
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Thx for your input iknow programming field isn't about school some guys are good coders with their own bot or whatever startup making thousands a month
but yeah its more about mindset and time managing currently am into CPA stuffs so when i move to seo i will have a clear vision on how to use that traffic and how to convert
 
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