$300/mo Working Online- How would you do it?

Whatever business you choose, or services you provide, always make sure you BUILD A LIST (emails) of clients.

 

Definitely selling services is the best way to go. Other methods (selling advertising, building sites, might all need money initially and can take too long to earn the money back if you do not know what you are doing)

Alot of people might spend more time then this to earn nothing in their first month. When you first get started, alot of places have requirements to prevent spammers and as such it might take you a while to get established. For example it might take you 1 month to reach the requirements so you can sell sites, services or other on the digitalpoint forums. Even working on postloop (look it up if you want to earn) has a minimum number of posts to achieve for free, before you can even begin to start doing paid work.

Likewise, you can sell services at places like fiverr, but new users (even if selling same gigs, same quality as other members) might not receive the same number of gigs until people trust you more.
So it is possible that the first month is simply wasted joining forums, sites and so on and getting yourself established. But then once you are established, you will start to earn -> but unless you are an expert at something (like graphic design, or programming), in your first few months, I would not expect to earn more then $2 per hour.
But as your skills, experience, reputation and client lists builds up, so too should your earnings.

Someone did mention selling sites.... this has pros and cons, it requires you to outlay cash for domains, and spend time setting up the site without any guarantee of payday. Sites without income do not sell very well. So if you can setup a site + domain, and sell for $20-$50 then you can make money. If it costs you more then this to set it up, and it isnt making money then it could be very hard for you to sell it and recover the money you invested.

If you are considering this method, have a look at some of the crap that gets sold on flippa and digitalpoint, how much it sold for, and make your decisions based on this.
IMHO, the only way to earn from flipping small value sites like this would to be part of a hosting affiliate program. This way, when you sell the site, the host simply pushes the hosting details to the client, and marks you as the affiliate for that account, hence you get like $50 cash (or monthly commissions) for every clients that stay with that host.

Truth is, there is alot of money to be made online, and a large portion of it is from people who are trying to make money online. This is why there are people that make no money online, so they write a rubbish ebook on how to make money online, sell it to suckers, and thats how *they* make their money online. So whatever you do, think very carefully before you spend any money. Even if you are spending $10 for a domain, write a business plan. Write down your goals for that domain, and how you plan to achieve them -> dont just wake up with a great idea and spend money without thinking it through properly.

Remember, people dont plan to fail, they fail to plan.

 

hmmm.... I am just imagining a doctor that offers to do free heart surgery.... removes the heart, and then wakes up the patient to inform them that installation of the new heart requires cash before they can continue...... or can you imagine waking up in surgery without any stitches holding everything together because the "stitches" werent included.

 

I'd would rather provide seo/marketing services than create a niche site. Unless the niche site isn't very competitive and has the potential to really earn legit like having a really good person that will do the job by selling the real products to offer.

 

Freelancing help me to earn over 1,000 usd per month

 

For me I do this right now with my blog and I have grown it from $185 a month in January to $3000 (turnover) in August and I am expecting to be above that for September.

Here are my income reports for some ideas:

http://myweightlossdream.co.uk/weightlossbloggers/category/weight-loss-income-reports/

 

Niche site - I need 2 months to make a consistent $300 income website. However, it's a reliable income source.

 

I used to make triple that writing articles, but it seems like the article market, especially for my niche, has dried up.

 

i think autoblog if you prepare it correctly still have chance to shine but question is google to let it down or not

 

Promoting CPA offers on various traffic channels, although you could make much more than $300 per month promoting them.

 

Definitely a niche site. They have more potential than people think.

 

I can share one of my strategies. You can do more than $300. For example create 2 simple sites (use any ready template) - about Content writing and Logo design. Put a price for your works, can be divided into work packages with options, but not very expensive at around $ 20. Go to the microjobs sites: Fiverr, Zeerk, gigbuks etc.. and quickly hire workers themselves, you can find work for $ 4.
Profit!