Your Best Money Making Method

Music site was the first thing. Shortening links worked probably the best at that time.
Content locking didn't really do wonders for me. IG shoutouts are amazing.

Just some of my methods.
 
I do wordpress web development and I'm seriously looking for ways to scale it up a lot. Tested Facebook ads and so far it hasn't converted yet.
 
I will share my biggest money making tip.

1. Automate tasks that are an inconvenience.

I hate going to the dmv (department of motor vehicles). It someone offered a service to skip this, I would pay hundreds. So would 90% of people in the usa.

The tip for my dmv example is to find a small town with a non busy dmv. Try it yourself. Then sell the option to people to get that information.

In the same vein, most states in the usa offer dmv services from a computer. You start doing license renewals, tag renewals and address updates for people. This only requires you to jump on an approved computer and typing in details.

The best way to make money is to make an irritating job hands free. You will always have clients.
 
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I don't currently do this however one of the easiest things I've made money with was, buying YouTube channels that were already making passive income, then either reselling them or connecting my Adsense to bank with no effort.

It's really easy to get a good deal. Passive income websites on EmpireFlippers can set you back 20x-30x average monthly profit last time I checked (industry might have changed, it's been a while since I've checked but I'll assume things are still similarly priced). I've been able to buy YouTube channels that make hundreds per month on old viral videos sometimes for as low as 4x-7x average monthly revenue. Usually they haven't been used for months if not years so the subscribers are all dead but the money can stay consistent with no maintenance work at all required potentially for years before it starts to decline. If things fuck up and revenue was to go to zero, you can still resell the channel as dead subscribers are worth money too. It's very hard to lose money on a YouTube channel.

On the blackhat end, creating top 5 style videos for products is really fucking profitable. You can use cheap templates, take footage from the product trailers, etc. optimize on page as usual, and rank them for low to medium competition keywords using the standard ranking methods. Promote the products you feature in description on Amazon for that affiliate money and monetize with YouTube/Adsense. The click through rate for the description links can be good as you're targeting rankings for buyer related keywords. You can make hundreds per month with very little effort but if you're focused you can build a significant income.

If you're broke, YouTube is still very easy to make money with, in my opinion. If you have some capital to work with, investing in channels that make money passively, or flipping YouTube channels that have lots of subscribers or consistent revenue, can both be great hustles.

Where do you buy Youtube channels?
 
I no this might sound rude or funny but it true.

in the mornings if got a van go scrapping for metals .

so many ppl earn hundreds for 3 hour morning scrapping.

might sound hardwork as it is but your always have money in your pocket .

just saying.
 
I no this might sound rude or funny but it true.

in the mornings if got a van go scrapping for metals .

so many ppl earn hundreds for 3 hour morning scrapping.

might sound hardwork as it is but your always have money in your pocket .

just saying.

What like beer cans?
 
What like beer cans?
copper .
lunium .
steel.
small motors.
stainless steel.
wires, any wire all cooper .
microwave , toaster , anythink metal.

any one can earn cash , just beat the bin men .

watch some youtube video your be amazed .

3 hrs with a van $100 to $300 a day .

1 person doing scrapping with a van easly earns 50k a year (( full time))

it might be hard work but I promise always have money.
 
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Google Ads (Adwords) + "high profile niche-specific specialists" clients. They can afford to spend Xxx€ to get a single client who earns them 5-6 figures. Once you setup campaigns correctly is basically free money, you have only to have some good relationships skills and sometimes pulls new ideas to show them you costantly proactive search for best new and best solutions.

For this you can easily ask high 4 figures / mo and the effort is minimum, only you have to deal personally with very rich people and frequent their places and also friends/ family so you gotta have good dressing, social skills etc.
 
I have thought of the YouTube channel last year but couldn't figure out where to buy one. I just need one to link my AdSense with to earn at least $150 monthly on YouTube.

Please any detailed guide on how to achieve this will be greatly appreciated
 
Good thread tho.

My input is try something like selling online.

E.g. I have experience working with a boutique as their designer, surprisingly they are making millions yearly solely by running ads via FB.

Found out that if their cost of ads isn't expensive either. Like 1-8% of their monthly revenue and not more than that, I'm very certain. The only things that I notice that their overhead cost is too much for me. They pays for unnecessary things

Good luck
 
Best way to buy would be to reach out to channels directly. Go to the 'about' page of a channel you're interested in to find their email if they have one listed publicly, or click through to their associated social accounts and DM there if possible. Hit them up with an offer or ask if they'd like to sell.

There are a ton of pieces of software that do this for you
 
I make a living from affiliate marketing for 2 years now, and I'm about to flip one of my first website :) With that money I'm gonna go nuts with ppc.
do you recommend any PPC course? I'd like to learn as well :D
 
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