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Ooof... I'm tired of such articles. A lot of people post such articles. Now it's sitepoint. Of course, the best way to make extra income on the web is by tell
by SingAlong 18y ago
Ooof...
I'm tired of such articles. A lot of people post such articles. Now it's sitepoint.
Of course, the best way to make extra income on the web is by telling others how to make extra income on the web.
thomasmallen, you hit the nail on the head.
AndrewWarner: yeah mturk does pay, but just for a hotdog once in 60 days. :D
Cash in on Your Photos
I need to be a photographer.
Help People Search
For cents?
Flip a Website
Damn! If my site was that valued to flip then why wouldn't I make profit from it?
Becoming an eBay millionaire is far from a piece of cake
that was under sell your stuff then why is the word 'killer' used in the title. The statement contrasts the title.
The only thing I saw that was of quality was "doing odd jobs" coz this works. Ex: compose music on sites like audiojungle and sell them. Or sometime back there was a rush to create a 1px ad site(even though we now know its real stupid) or to sell t-shirts.
I would say, trash common ideas some do something that you can. Hackers can code. Make your money from that. Can you make funky electronics projects (and do you love it)? Do them. sell them or make videos of those projects and put them up on some video site that shares revenue with you.
Not everybody can do freelance dev or design. And nobody wants t-shirts with your blog logo. I'll better go pick a new tee from the shop down the street.
And these "ideas to make money" actually have worked and there are leaders in those respective fields who make the most of the money and that's why its being posted. If you wanna make good money then find and do something unique and your idea might as well be featured on such an article a year later. You'll then be watching from your window and still making money while other copycats are using your idea(that would be decade old to you) and wondering how you made the money.
P.S: Out of curiosity, is it the official sitepoint HN account?