If you are looking for legitimate and genuine ways to make some extra money online without paying anything, then this is the right place! I will be sharing some latest methods on online earning and how to generate passive income. But it is not that easy to earn online money daily, in reality you will have to spare some few hours to earn at least 10$-100$ daily.
From past seven years, i have been writing blogs on passive income which is helping lot of people who are sitting home or who have some time to carry out additional tasks or small activities which can make them rich.
I have been earning around 350$-700$ daily but i had miserably failed when i started seven years back but with lot of patience and experience i was able to succeed. But don’t fall for the trap of “Easy money“, at present there are thousands of scams and frauds running all over the internet on online earning. There is no such thing as an online get-rich quick scheme.
Most of the quick ways people talk about when it comes to making money online are not true businesses.
Sure, some of them may be good for creating a few hundred or even thousand dollars in one-time revenue. But they’re not going to help you unlock financial freedom and achieve complete control of your lifestyle. They’re shortcuts that don’t last forever—and many of the “opportunities” like network marketing giants Herbalife and others offer, often pan out to either be a scam or at the very least, damaging to your personal relationships. And I would never advocate for that.
1. Start Online Course
Start selling your knowledge and advice via online course. If you are good in some topic or subject which you think you can teach to a larger audience, then you can earn a good amount of money.
There are thousands of people who are willing to pay for your online course. Being an online coach or consultant is a great way to make money online, you will be teaching them to be better, faster, stronger than the competition.
Below are some of websites, which are in demand on online courses. Through these websites you can have a good earning by becoming an online tutor.
Udemy
Udemy is an online learning portal that aims to provide digital courses to professionals and students. The primary motive of this site is to help you add additional skills to your resume and make you an expert in your field of interest. Courses on a broad range of topics are available on this site which has been designed by industry experts themselves. These can be availed for free or by paying a small amount of fee depending upon the course.
As of 2016, there are over 20000 courses available on Udemy, which covers a wide variety of niches and categories. Most courses aim to improve your working skills and help you gain confidence in your work. Each course has been designed for a particular target audience whose level vary from beginner to advance.
Creating and selling an online course on Udemy is actually very easy. First, you need to sign up as an instructor, signing up for an instructor is just one small part of the process. Next, you need to build and start promoting your course. This is where things gets more difficult. According to Udemy, this process includes three stages:
Plan your course.
Record your video.
Build your community.
Online training and teaching requires a lot of time and hard work initially.
6 Steps to make money on Udemy
Go deep with your competitive research.
Validate your online course idea before spending time on creating it.
Build and launch your course.
Build a community around your course.
Contact successful instructors and ask for advice.
Pay attention to your copy and messaging.
Online course platforms like Udemy are extremely popular right now—and by learning the rules of the platform, you could build an amazing informational product.
Everything that comes after that is correlated with the quality of your course.
Hurry up and register yourself with Udemy!
Skillshare
Skillshare is similar to Udemy, it is an online community with thousands of classes in design, business, technology and more. Anyone can join the millions of members in our community to learn cutting-edge skills, network with peers and discover new earning opportunities. It’s a great way of earning, top tutors / teachers are making $100,000+ a year.
Unlike Udemy, Skillshare has different steps.
Create your first class – Film your skillshare class from home and publish immediately with your easy class upload tool.
Grow your followers – There are over 7 million students learning on skillshare. Sign up with Skillshare on how to build your presence on the platform and expand your reach.
Earn Revenue – One will be paid monthly for every student who watches your classes. Online tutors are earning close to 1000$+ per year.
How can you make money through skillshare
Skillshare operates under a subscription model, which means that students pay a monthly or annual fee for a Premium Membership, which includes unlimited access to the entire catalog of Premium classes and other Premium features like offline viewing through the mobile app.
How Skillshare Pays Teachers
Skillshare compensate teachers for every minute watched by Premium students in their classes and every student they bring to Skillshare. How does it work?
Earn Premium Referrals: Get $10 for every student you bring to Skillshare that signs up for a Premium Membership.
Earn Royalties: Earn royalties based on the number of minutes watched in your classes every month.
Skillshare top teachers make up to $100,000+ a year!
2. Earn from YouTube
While YouTube recently changed its monetization program, if you’re able to hit their new minimum bar of 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of watch time in the past 12 months, it’s still an incredible place to make extra money online.
YouTube is arguably the world’s second largest search engine (after Google) and is the third most-visited site in the world. In 2017, almost 5 billion videos were watched on YouTube every single day!
Rather than making money through subscriptions, YouTube channels are based on a traditional advertising system. Meaning the more viewers you get, the more you make. Once you’re approved for the YouTube Partner Program and can start including ads on your videos, with every 1,000 views, you will make approximately $2-$4. Which might not seem like a lot, but if you have 100 videos with 5,000 views a month each, that would be $1,000–$2,000 already. Just imagine if your videos start hitting millions of views!
Building a YouTube channel is a lot like starting a blog or website, except that you’re working in video—not writing. The first step is to choose what kind of videos you’re going to create. Most successful YouTube channels fall under one of two categories:
Educational content: People always want to find the quickest way to learn something new. And YouTube searches including the phrase “How to” are growing 70% year over year, making YouTube an incredible place to teach what you know.
Entertainment: Web series, product reviews, comedy sketches and pranks, vlogs, even video game walkthroughs—there’s so many different ways you can entertain people through your YouTube channel.
Next, you need to set up and build your YouTube channel. Your YouTube channel is your homebase for all your content. If you already have a Google account for Gmail or Google Drive, then you can use that to log-in to YouTube and start setting up your channel. Pick a username that works for you and is memorable (if you’re using an existing Google account you’ll have to edit your username in Google+).
You’ll also want to make your YouTube channel more easily found by adding relevant keywords under the “Advanced” section and picking your targeted country (where you think most of your viewers are). If you have a personal blog or site, add it as an “associated website.”
Now, it’s time to start creating and uploading content. Make sure you’re using a high-enough quality camera (most smartphones will work but I’d suggest at least having a tripod so your footage isn’t shaky), but don’t worry about being perfect at first. The beauty of YouTube is that you can continue to test out different content and styles as you find what works for you. Instead, stick to a regular schedule to build up your subscriber base.
You can optimize your videos to rank higher by experimenting with attention-grabbing descriptions and previews as well as using relevant tags. You need to stand out and make people want to click on your video.
As you start regularly putting out content, you’ll hopefully start to build a bit of an audience. But to start seeing real money from YouTube you need to market your videos elsewhere. Share your channel on Twitter and Facebook. Distribute videos anywhere else you can think of. Also, interact with comments and build a community around the videos you’re making so people will share it with their friends.
Once you hit the 1,000 subscribers /4,000 watch hour threshold, you can start monetizing your videos by selecting “Monetize with ads” under the Monetization tab of your channel. While it can take a while to build up a decent following for your YouTube channel, it can be a lot of fun to do as well as become a steady source of extra income.
3. Work Part Time Remotely
While most of the ideas for making money online I covered so far can be done on the side, if you’re looking to completely change your career and start working online there are thousands of companies looking to hire who don’t care where you are.
More and more companies and startups especially are embracing remote work—where you use online collaboration and communication tools to do your work from wherever you want. And you don’t have to be a 20-something hotshot designer or coder to reap the benefits of working remotely. Many remote positions are for customer support positions or other customer-facing positions that don’t require specialized skill sets.
Better yet, they aren’t all full-time either, meaning you can find a remote company and job that works as a way to make extra money online.
If you’re interested, here’s a list of some of the best places to find a remote job today:
Flexjobs
SolidGigs
We Work Remotely
Remote.co
Remotive
Skip the Drive
Virtual Locations
Remote OK
Working Nomads
Jobspresso
Outsourcely
PowerToFly
AngelList
Authentic Jobs
TheMuse
Idealist
4. Sell Physical Products
If finding a better solution to a problem hundreds or thousands of people have doesn’t seem like an option right now, you might be better off setting up a virtual shop and selling physical items.
These days, this couldn’t be easier. Sites like Shopify have made it easier than ever to build a customizable, powerful eCommerce site in a weekend and start selling products now.
This is probably one of the oldest and most time-tested ways of making money online. Plenty of digital entrepreneurs have created sustainable businesses by either:
Creating physical products they know people in their niche will love Purchasing low cost goods manufactured in foreign countries, repackaging or combining them with other products, and selling them for higher prices on domestic online marketplaces
While you’ll certainly have higher levels of success if you can nail creating and marketing your own unique product, from my own experience (and that of many other entrepreneurs), I know the extremely high costs and risk associated with starting a product-based business.
Instead, if you can find a solid product that’s already being manufactured at a reasonable price from a marketplace like AliExpress, LightInTheBox, or DinoDirect and market it to your audience, you’ll have the start of a money-making eCommerce machine.
Now, let’s get into the nitty gritty of how your online store is going to operate.
Whether you’re selling your own new products or reselling other goods, you still have to consider how much stock you’re going to carry, how you’re going to fund upfront purchasing costs, and where you’re going to store your inventory. Remember, even if you avoid paying rent on a storefront, you still need to store your inventory somewhere.
Well. Not always. There’s another option that’s become incredibly popular in the last few years (and is my personal favorite way to operate a product business), called drop shipping.
With drop shipping, you’re effectively partnering with a manufacturer or wholesaler to sell their products. This way, you don’t pay upfront costs to buy inventory, aren’t sitting on unsold items taking up expensive warehouse space, and don’t have to deal with shipping the products yourself.
You simply create your site, fill it with drop shippable products, and drive in customers, with almost everything else done for you.
Of course, there’s a higher price per product and your margins are lower, but you’re able to start your online store with little more than a Shopify theme and some hosted images of your products. When a customer makes a purchase, you in turn buy the product from your supplier who then ships it directly to your customer.
No inventory.
No handling products yourself.
No shipping by hand. Sounds pretty amazing.
If you want to supplement selling on your Shopify store with other marketplaces, here are a few other highly lucrative options:
Amazon: Rather than drop shipping, Amazon lets you store your products in their own warehouses, making them available for Free 2-Day Shipping to Prime members. Which has been proven to significantly increase sales.
Etsy: If you’ve got handmade or crafty products, Etsy is a great marketplace to market and sell on (bonus points if your product is geared towards a more female audience)
eBay: The online auction giant is still in the game and especially good for selling electronics, gadgets, clothing and apparel, and accessories.
Craigslist: While the least scalable, it can be very cost- and time-effective to sell to people locally.
Just be sure to put a lot of care into your product listings. Everything from the titles you use, to how effective the description is at convincing potential buyers your product is better than the rest, and even taking care to shoot high quality product photos can have a dramatic impact on your sales. I recommend using photo editing tools like Fotor, which gives you the ability to edit your images, create captivating graphic designs and more.
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