What is the one stable thing that you have done online to make money?
By samafayla33
@samafayla33 (1856)
United States
June 6, 2010 10:39am CST
i've done many things online that have paid me anywhere from $25-30.00, but they were only seasonal gigs. Have you ever found something stable that's been around awhile to do? I am not really good at freelance sites because I don't think I am qualified enough.
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5 responses
@JOIEMARVIC (2335)
• Philippines
7 Jun 10
I guess I'm just like you, finding a stable source of income in the internet but unluckily havent found one yet. I have been trying a lot of bidding in odesk.com. A friend of mine landed on a writing gig there. The employer liked her outputs and is constantly hiring her to write articles for him. She earns at least 300$ a month by doing so. She has been doing this for around 5-6 months already so I can say that her job and source of income is really stable. Hopefully I can land on a gig like hers one day.As for now, I guess being active in mylot and my other online money making programs will give me atleast grocery money at the end of every month.
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@joram328 (503)
• Philippines
7 Jun 10
Hi you can check out my blog. I have a lot of links to writing sites, transcription sites and other sites which offer tasks. I am also a member of odesk but I am not as lucky as your friend. I have been trying to get jobs at odesk for sometime now but haven't been able to land any. Nevertheless, this paved the way for me to be able to find other websites which pay more for my writing (and other online) skills.
I started working online only last March. My initial goal before was to earn at least $14-15 in a day. It has gotten better because last month, I was able to make $650 for my writing tasks alone. No, it does not pay upfront or instantly because the pay-outs differ for every writing site. Some are delayed by 1 payday, the others by 10 days, still others a month later. But at least it is stable and the sites on my blog are all LEGIT and have paid me out. I have put warnings on those sites which I am still trying out.
Hope my blog will be able to help you on your online earnings journey. Good luck!
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@kengoshika (186)
• Japan
7 Jun 10
"Ive done many things online that have paid me anywhere from $25-30"
Wow how you get that much lol? All i have done is neobux... like 4 cents per day lol.
Just joined today, and i kind of like this website.
@Shar19 (8231)
• United States
7 Jun 10
I belong to some survey sites which always generate income for me each month. Also I belong a few GPT sites which are always reliable for me too. They are listed on my profile page. Cashcrate is one that is always consistent for me.
@jazzsue58 (2666)
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8 Jun 10
Right now I'm writing for a couple of proper writing sites, i.e. I do web copy, info articles etc for their customers' sites and get paid upwards of $6 for 250 easy words. More for longer articles. I do a monthly invoice and get paid by BAX, just like a "real" job. It's not a big wage, not as good as published writing - but pays the bills.
At present I'm doing honeymoon vacations. I'd like to post the link to my work but I'm afraid it'd break the rules here. But it's why I've not been here much - earning money for my own holiday!
@CJscott (4187)
• Portage La Prairie, Manitoba
8 Jun 10
I am working on one, that is offline and online at the same time. It is network marketing, I have not got quite to where I want to be, but I am learning from people who are doing quite well consistently.
We use online traffic generation, writing articles and blogs, traffic exchanges, youtube videos, craigslist, safelists, etc. We write about things that are important to marketers and network workers, we do all the training for free, so you can see what the training is like before you start even.
It does take an investment, 30-1000 upfront, plus an ongoing commitment, your life will change for the better, and most of it is tax deductible, and many other things are tax deductible as well, such as your phone, and internet bill, as well as a % of your rent and mortgage insurance....
And the best part is you get to help other people improve their lives and make more money.
What do you think?
