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try some freelance boards, like elance.com, create a blog(no fast money here) , try meacanical turk...what language do you programm? offer your services for free to build some referals, and set a portfolio with those referals.
Any ideas how quickly I could make the money off of something like elance (or how quickly you could, since we don't know our relative coding speeds)? Likewise for Mechanical Turk?
- Find other people who want to know what you know, then charge $97-497 a month to coach them.
- Do NOT start a blog for advertising dollars or do mechanical turk - your ROI will be extremely low vs. the time and energy you spend. Instead, use a website to sell your products or services, whatever they may be.
try some freelance boards, like elance.com, create a blog(no fast money here) , try meacanical turk...what language do you programm? offer your services for free to build some referals, and set a portfolio with those referals.
Python, ruby, php, scheme, c, c++, java. Any ideas how quickly I could make the money off of something like elance (or how quickly you could, since we don't know our relative coding speeds)? Likewise for Mechanical Turk?
- Build a product worth $97 in value (I like teaching, so information products works best for me), then sell 3-4 a month. - Find other people who want to know what you know, then charge $97-497 a month to coach them. - Do NOT start a blog for advertising dollars or do mechanical turk - your ROI will be extremely low vs. the time and energy you spend. Instead, use a website to sell your products or services, whatever…
You can basically shadow interesting/scalable projects for sale on sites like Flippa. Occasionally, something good will popup, for example, a twitter spamming system that autotweets and adds followers.
Then you simply clone what works, add better features, do better SEO or whatever, and VOILA!
How legit does the money have to be? An easy way of making money is following on trends and outbuilding products. You can basically shadow interesting/scalable projects for sale on sites like Flippa. Occasionally, something good will popup, for example, a twitter spamming system that autotweets and adds followers. Then you simply clone what works, add better features, do better SEO or whatever, and VOILA!
How legit does the money have to be? An easy way of making money is following on trends and outbuilding products. You can basically shadow interesting/scalable projects for sale on sites like Flippa. Occasionally, something good will popup, for example, a twitter spamming system that autotweets and adds followers. Then you simply clone what works, add better features, do better SEO or whatever, and VOILA!
So is the idea that I clone it and then sell in on Flippa? Or make money from the built product itself?
I did this for the personal savings market and "sim-only" mobile telephony subscriptions market in the Netherlands. It brings in a couple of hundred euros a month with only 1-2 hours of maintenance.