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Hi

I've a little budget to invest about 300$ but I've a lot of ideas in my mind ( CPA , Dropshipping , Adsense ,...) I'm really confused And I need your help to suggest some good plans to invest in

Thank you
 
For a long-term sustainable business, I would recommend drop shipping or affiliate marketing.

Affiliate marketing has a pretty steep learning curve so if you don't have the time to learn SEO I would go with dropshipping.
 
If you dont know where to invest, i would suggest better just wait until you research. Adsense is where it is where risky, if you buy traffic, you will eventually get one or another way get caught and get problem with adsense.
 
For drop shipping, you will need much more money. Adsense and CPA are doable.
1. Adsense, you can start a new niche website or buy one here in the marketplace, focus on SEO and you should be profitable in a few months. The only downside you will need to wait to rank up, it can take a long time also you can do a lot of mistakes like choosing low CPC keyword etc.
2. CPA you can do this one like Adsense with niche website or you can use paid traffic and test some offers. The downside here is you can waste all of your money very fast.

Whatever you choose there will always be a risk.
 
There are a lot of different angles that you could take.
To have the best chances at succeeding you should take inventory on what you are good at.
For example, are you good at:
Writing
Video editing
Selling and/or presenting
Math/numbers
Etc

Once you have figured out what are your stronger sides, you can start to look into what methods in IM need those skills more than others.
If you do things that are more natural and easier to you, you will stick through the tough times much more often than when doing something that is very unnatural to you.

So if you are looking to just invest $300 to earn passive income, I would suggest you rather spend that money on cocaine and hookers. As the money will be gone either way, so might as well enjoy spending it.

Hope that helps!
 
Hi

I've a little budget to invest about 300$ but I've a lot of ideas in my mind ( CPA , Dropshipping , Adsense ,...) I'm really confused And I need your help to suggest some good plans to invest in

Thank you
I'd recommend looking into the YouTube + Amazon business model (if you have some interest in YouTube video ranking strategies, boosting video metrics with smm panels, social media marketing, video editing, etc.). $300 is enough to get started. Before you spend a cent you should be doing at least a few hours research per day for 1-2 months into the game to figure out how to play it successfully. At that point, if you think you are ready to rank; make a deposit to an smm panel, pick a low comp keyword, analyze competitors videos to determine the required views, likes, comments, etc. to boost your video by for the best chance of ranking, create a video, upload optimize and boost.

After you fail and lose the money on the boosting campaign, find out where you fucked up, do a few more weeks of research, develop a new YouTube ranking strategy, create a new video, upload optimize and boost. Fail again, develop a better strategy; after 5-10 failures you should be on to something that works at which point you might start making money.

Whether you're doing YouTube + Amazon, CPA, Dropshipping, Adsense sites, etc. that $300 isn't the factor, it's time. You'll be spending months learning one of the topics you choose and that time is worth more then $300. Choose wisely :)
 
I'd recommend looking into the YouTube + Amazon business model (if you have some interest in YouTube video ranking strategies, boosting video metrics with smm panels, social media marketing, video editing, etc.). $300 is enough to get started. Before you spend a cent you should be doing at least a few hours research per day for 1-2 months into the game to figure out how to play it successfully. At that point, if you think you are ready to rank; make a deposit to an smm panel, pick a low comp keyword, analyze competitors videos to determine the required views, likes, comments, etc. to boost your video by for the best chance of ranking, create a video, upload optimize and boost.

After you fail and lose the money on the boosting campaign, find out where you fucked up, do a few more weeks of research, develop a new YouTube ranking strategy, create a new video, upload optimize and boost. Fail again, develop a better strategy; after 5-10 failures you should be on to something that works at which point you might start making money.

Whether you're doing YouTube + Amazon, CPA, Dropshipping, Adsense sites, etc. that $300 isn't the factor, it's time. You'll be spending months learning one of the topics you choose and that time is worth more then $300. Choose wisely :)

thevideoguy - can you suggest some good resources for learning more about youtube and youtube +amazon? I've found tons of god material on niche sites/ amazon afiliate seo etc, but less on video related stuff.
 
thevideoguy - can you suggest some good resources for learning more about youtube and youtube +amazon? I've found tons of god material on niche sites/ amazon afiliate seo etc, but less on video related stuff.
Unfortunately I can not. But, do this to start:

Go to YouTubes search bar, type best or top [product type] for products you are interested in (e.g. 'best electric bikes', 'best business laptops'), and search for some of the relevant longtail keyword suggestions that are shown (such as 'best business laptops under $500'). Find videos that are linking to all of their featured products in the video descriptions and/or pinned comments and check out how they make their videos.

There are a few main style of these kinds of videos. You'll see that some people are compiling product ads/trailers together and making top 5 style videos with animated intro/outro and basic numbered transition slides. Some are going a spammer looking route making slideshow type videos with copyright free background music. Others are doing slideshow style videos with animated intros/outros, animated transition slides, some video clips they've taken from official product trailers, plus are doing voice overs partially or throughout the full video.

Review them all, and try to figure out the most efficient (regarding time and financial cost) way to create informational/promotional videos for products, that you can make yourself or outsource.

Once you have the content sorted, read up on how to write video titles, descriptions, and tags, and how to optimize your title and thumbnail for click through rate.

The final step is to learn how to rank YouTube videos. You can focus on ranking videos on YouTube, Google, and ultimate target one or both loactions as desired.

The info for all of those steps is out there. I would suggest starting with BlackHatWorld, then Google, then YouTube for research. Don't buy any courses or guides/ebooks, I promise they are not required for this type of work.

Welcome to PM me any time if you have specific questions about making money with this stuff.

Good luck! :)
 
If you really ask $300 is not much to invest why not save it and go with free ways to build more capital?
 
Unfortunately I can not. But, do this to start:

Go to YouTubes search bar, type best or top [product type] for products you are interested in (e.g. 'best electric bikes', 'best business laptops'), and search for some of the relevant longtail keyword suggestions that are shown (such as 'best business laptops under $500'). Find videos that are linking to all of their featured products in the video descriptions and/or pinned comments and check out how they make their videos.

There are a few main style of these kinds of videos. You'll see that some people are compiling product ads/trailers together and making top 5 style videos with animated intro/outro and basic numbered transition slides. Some are going a spammer looking route making slideshow type videos with copyright free background music. Others are doing slideshow style videos with animated intros/outros, animated transition slides, some video clips they've taken from official product trailers, plus are doing voice overs partially or throughout the full video.

Review them all, and try to figure out the most efficient (regarding time and financial cost) way to create informational/promotional videos for products, that you can make yourself or outsource.

Once you have the content sorted, read up on how to write video titles, descriptions, and tags, and how to optimize your title and thumbnail for click through rate.

The final step is to learn how to rank YouTube videos. You can focus on ranking videos on YouTube, Google, and ultimate target one or both loactions as desired.

The info for all of those steps is out there. I would suggest starting with BlackHatWorld, then Google, then YouTube for research. Don't buy any courses or guides/ebooks, I promise they are not required for this type of work.

Welcome to PM me any time if you have specific questions about making money with this stuff.

Good luck! :)

@thevideoguy Amazing! This is super straight forward and helpful. Are you familiar with Holly Starks at all? I've been listening to some interviews with her and her methods sounds pretty compelling, but her course is 5k which is way beyond my capacity right now.

Definitely curious about you go about ranking your videos - do you buy views or engagement?

Lastly, would you mind sending me a PM? I don't think I have access to PMs, but would love to be able to ping you if I hit a roadblock. Thanks again!
 
@thevideoguy Amazing! This is super straight forward and helpful. Are you familiar with Holly Starks at all? I've been listening to some interviews with her and her methods sounds pretty compelling, but her course is 5k which is way beyond my capacity right now.

Definitely curious about you go about ranking your videos - do you buy views or engagement?

Lastly, would you mind sending me a PM? I don't think I have access to PMs, but would love to be able to ping you if I hit a roadblock. Thanks again!
I am not familiar with Holly Starks. But I would advise against buying any course due to the amount of free info there is on ranking YouTube videos on YouTube and Google. Fuck a $5K course, and fuck a $5 course. Do the research and you'll find the info :)

And yes, I do buy views and engagement.

Once you reach the minimum post count you'll be able to PM.
 
If you are confuse where to invest then you are not confident about where you will get your money back. First do some research and then select the best thing you can do and invest your money in that..
Your confidence and skills only help you to make online. Money only helps you to do things fast and automate some of your work.
 
For drop shipping, you will need much more money. Adsense and CPA are doable.
May I ask why you say this? I started my store with less than 300$ and am close to making 5 figures/month.
 
May I ask why you say this? I started my store with less than 300$ and am close to making 5 figures/month.
Sure there are always exceptions. You are probably one in a hundred.
 
you can buy steam codes on sales sites and resell them on ebay. It can be a side business for you
 
May I ask why you say this? I started my store with less than 300$ and am close to making 5 figures/month.
I spent over $500 on FB ads and 0 in return. so you might be lucky with ur ads or whatever you did.
 
Invest to scale something u did and it worked for you
 
if you don't know what to do and how to do those, there is a high chance of losing the money as it is not something you can split and keep some aside incase you don't make it the first time. I would suggest doing some free stuff like making YT videos or low cost ones like IG botting. You will know how things work and the reality is much different than what is being said, it will help you make better choice for investment.
 
I am not familiar with Holly Starks. But I would advise against buying any course due to the amount of free info there is on ranking YouTube videos on YouTube and Google. Fuck a $5K course, and fuck a $5 course. Do the research and you'll find the info :)

And yes, I do buy views and engagement.

Once you reach the minimum post count you'll be able to PM.
Great. Thanks! Agreed on the courses :)
 
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