5 Ways To Earn Over $ 5,000 A Month Without Experience
The only investment you need is your time and involvement!
Today most people say that it is extremely easy to make money, I do not contradict them but we have to see things realistically and we have to realize that we need an investment that we can never recover and this is the time!
Time is the most important resource in a business or in our life. We have to capitalize on the time we have because it passes too fast and then we regret that we did not take advantage of the time we had!
1. CREATE PHONE GAMES
Whether you create games or applications for Androd or iOS, it is profitable anyway!
I applied this method at 17, without programming knowledge. created the games with a site called Quickappninja, it takes a few minutes to create a game, I have entered the ad codes and I started promoting games on Facebook groups.
Of course, I made sure before that I have an ASO (appstore search optimization) good and I gave it the way to work.
The outcome? Nearly $ 800 in May less than two months with only 24 hours work (in total, in the 2 months).
2. PRINT ON DEMAND
If you are passionate about clothes and accessories, you will definitely like it this business.
In short, the POD itself refers to the creation of a business with clothes without you holding stock.
You just upload your templates to a site like Teespring or Printify and you get started to promote them.
Clearly, this part is the hardest but, I am a lots of tutorials on the net about how to start a POD business successful. If you want to make money faster with this method, rely on trends.
Make patterns with things popular from this moment.
Promote them in communities
3. CPA MARKETING
The business I have recommended the most. It has so many benefits that I don't see why you wouldn't start something like that.
Must promote certain offers (Real), you don't have to sell anything so it's a lot easier to convince the world to register on various forms / offers.
You get between $ 1 and $ 5 on offers easier to promote. You can start with budget 0. All you need is an account on a CPA network (I recommend Maxbounty) and a site that you can create for free with Wix for example.
With this method you can also win 4-$ 5,000 a month, I'm not talking about heard. If you don't believe me, you can search the internet. It's not the best easy business but the results are as!
4. RESELLING
An underrated method, haters on TikTok says she's old but she's I don't understand how that works trade.
If you take a product and someone is willing to pay more much (without lying about the product respectively) that is not a "spike" like some say.
It's just trade. This is what happens in any field whether it's car or fashion. Many, for example, buy sneakers premium, restore and sell them more expensive.
There's nothing wrong with that to stay. The same goes for things that matter from China and sell them more expensive .
People pay more because You've spared them a few months waiting and headache. Reselling is very common in USA and does not have a bad reputation.
5. DROPSHIPPING
Dropshipping is not dead how says the world. The DS on Aliexpress is dead because it takes a long time and people have learned to differentiate between a product resold Chinese and something of quality, now everyone goes straight on Aliexpress.
But you can find suppliers premises that have products that can be delivered immediate. Maybe you won't do x10 or x20 but you can definitely make x3 or x4 profit and thus customers they will be satisfied because they have enough products in maximum 3-4 days, compared to 45-90 days on Ali.
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