by FuZyOn » 19 Apr 2017, 13:45
Finding the best sites you can earn money on can be time-consuming, especially when you don't know what you're looking for. I think it goes without saying that you should have in mind a type of site you're looking for before beginning your research. Are you looking for a GPT? Maybe a PTC? How about a Content Mill? There are so many options..
Once you have something in mind, check these sites out:
I'll start off with
/r/beermoney on reddit.com, a subreddit that solely focuses on making money online. The community is incredibly awesome and it's the place that got me started on this awesome journey! You'll find a lot of useful information as well as all the working money-making sites, global or country-limited. Don't be shy, if you have any questions people are there are going to help you in a heartbeat. Also, freebies are posted there from time to time, make sure to take advantage of that!
In my opinion it's the biggest money-making site in terms of information.
Continuing with reddit, I'll list another subreddit called
/r/WorkOnline that is pretty much the same thing as the one aforementioned except for one thing: every site posted in this subreddit has the potential to earn you at least $6/hour. The community is focused on providing its users with opportunities to make a living online via various sites, so if you're serious about taking this freelance path I'm sure you're going to find what you're looking for here!
Getting away from this spectrum of the internet we have
TheBot.net, probably the biggest money-making site out there in terms of userbase and popularity. There are so many schemes and sites posted there it's amazing, if you're clueless about how you want to make money online you're bound to find something here. There are even tutorial for bots and detailed money-making tutorials that would even make my 80-year old grandma become a seasoned online freelancer. If the first two didn't help you that much, try this one. Trust me, you'll not be disappointed!
These are the ones that I use to get my information in terms of freelance. I also have a RSS feed that collects information form a lot of freelance and money-making blogs and sources, it's pretty useful to keep yourself in touch with the field.
Reddit has proven to be one of the best sources for online freelancing. Anything that is new and profitable is posted on either one of those two subreddits mentioned above, so if you're going to subscribe to those two you're going to be aware of everything going on in the online money-making world.
Finding the best sites you can earn money on can be time-consuming, especially when you don't know what you're looking for. I think it goes without saying that you should have in mind a type of site you're looking for before beginning your research. Are you looking for a GPT? Maybe a PTC? How about a Content Mill? There are so many options..
Once you have something in mind, check these sites out:
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I'll start off with [b]/r/beermoney[/b] on reddit.com, a subreddit that solely focuses on making money online. The community is incredibly awesome and it's the place that got me started on this awesome journey! You'll find a lot of useful information as well as all the working money-making sites, global or country-limited. Don't be shy, if you have any questions people are there are going to help you in a heartbeat. Also, freebies are posted there from time to time, make sure to take advantage of that!
In my opinion it's the biggest money-making site in terms of information.
Continuing with reddit, I'll list another subreddit called [b]/r/WorkOnline[/b] that is pretty much the same thing as the one aforementioned except for one thing: every site posted in this subreddit has the potential to earn you at least $6/hour. The community is focused on providing its users with opportunities to make a living online via various sites, so if you're serious about taking this freelance path I'm sure you're going to find what you're looking for here!
Getting away from this spectrum of the internet we have [b]TheBot.net[/b], probably the biggest money-making site out there in terms of userbase and popularity. There are so many schemes and sites posted there it's amazing, if you're clueless about how you want to make money online you're bound to find something here. There are even tutorial for bots and detailed money-making tutorials that would even make my 80-year old grandma become a seasoned online freelancer. If the first two didn't help you that much, try this one. Trust me, you'll not be disappointed!
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These are the ones that I use to get my information in terms of freelance. I also have a RSS feed that collects information form a lot of freelance and money-making blogs and sources, it's pretty useful to keep yourself in touch with the field.
Reddit has proven to be one of the best sources for online freelancing. Anything that is new and profitable is posted on either one of those two subreddits mentioned above, so if you're going to subscribe to those two you're going to be aware of everything going on in the online money-making world.