If you're good at drawing, you can draw art for furries.
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I wish I could now. I'll have to finish my BA in game design and apply to ubisoft or blizzard(depends on my portfolio) in order to work on some big ass titles.
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This is the first time I have ever heard of someone pursuing game development in such a way. Does that even work?
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Yeah, actually some friends of mine which are last year got internship at Guerrilla and Ubisoft.
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The main way I hear of getting into game development is making one alone, with some friends, or with a group you otherwise create or join, then getting it put on Steam or something. I imagine working at a company like Ubisoft would mostly just be traditional office work, some IT stuff for things like delivering content(servers, maintaining their client/store), community resources(I would assume they have forums), some marketing/sales(setting up their store as well as marketing the games outside of their material like on video ads and all that), etc. Most of it, I imagine, would be more supporting the game development and running the logistics of the company that allow it to be a publisher.
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There's plenty of ways to make money online, people already mentioned most.
Jobs
There's a decent amount of work from home jobs from programmer, search engine analyst, beta tester, data entry, ect... Just take your time studying whom you apply for because alot of these may allow you to make enough through your contract labor that they'll need things like your social security number to send you info needed to file taxes and it's not the best idea to give all that info to an untrusting entity heheh.
Surveys
There's a hand full of those survey and product testing programs that are pretty good with my personal favorites being Pinecone Research which gives $3 for most surveys you take and does product home testing where they send you an item to test for free and usually give you more money for these tests. TellWut isn't too bad, it takes awhile to get enough points to redeem but they're only 1-6 question polls. ePoll takes awhile to do the surveys but from time to time you get to watch episodes of new TV shows and give feedback on them (mainly History Channel/A&E shows) but I've seen some good episodes of TV shows not currently airing.
Apps
You got things like Swagbucks, MyPoints and AppTrailers that pay you to watch videos or do searches, ect... Than there's things like MediaInsiders and Viggle that pay you to allow them to track your Internet usage or TV usage (I make a few dollars every week with MediaInsiders on some of my old phones/tablets). Than there's things like Lucktastic, mPoints and the Skillz series of games where you earn points playing games and can get gift cards (I haven't spent money at Amazon in awhile but make $50+ purchases atleast monthly there). Also things like ReceiptPal and Receipt Hog that lets you earn PayPal and gift cards for scanning receipts are pretty nice, basically cash back on the things you bought anyway and I just scan the same receipts in both apps to get more rewards for the same amount of work heheh.
Sale Things
Like others mentioned selling things online works too and most packaging places offer in home pick up so you could do everything without leaving your home except to pick up boxes and packing material.
I'm sure I missed some other ways let alone other apps and entities for each group I mentioned but there are plenty of ways to make money online... You could even mine Bitcoins but it's getting to the point the hardware and running costs make it almost not worth it (to me anyways).
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Thank you very much for the detailed post, will look into it. Happy to hear someone had experience with these things! :)
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And even more to see people eating nude teehee :^)
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Guess I could add it's the same as streaming games
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Not at all. Streaming games actually requires some effort. You can just sit in front of a webcam nude for an hour and do nothing and still get payed!
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Hello, I am a nigerian prince and I need your bank account information.
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I send you my information like 16 times already. Send me my moneyz NOW!
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Pls send you account info when I will make a deposit
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Hey, you didn't send me the email concerning my money, did u :(?
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The probability you make decent money online is low.
Depending on your age use your time to finish school/university/.. or get some extra qualification for your job. If you want to make more money, you may want to think about moving to another country. Assuming that you from Bulgaria, you have the whole EU to choose from.
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+1 While you can certainly earn money online, it's usually faster (and safer) to earn the same amount of money from a job.
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Young, in school, and otherwise unable to attain a "real job"?
I wouldn't advocate anyone to sell drugs, but it certainly worked for me when I was in your position.
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I wouldn't advocate anyone to sell drugs, but it certainly worked for me when I was in your position.
This is probably the best comment I've seen all day.
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I just got interested in this since you asked and I came across a website called Leapforce. I guess it's a job where you basically work for a company that works for Google (and probably other search engines). You do searches and rate the results based on how accurate they are to make the search engines more accurate.
From what I have read, it is not easy to get a job and takes a lot of work in the beginning learning how to rate the sites. You apply for the job and then they send you study materials for an open book exam. You have 1 week to study and then you take the test.
I found this blog where someone leaked their test questions. If you skim through some of the questions you will have an idea of what you will be learning and what kind of work you would be doing.
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People who make money online aren't going to teach others how to do so, we live in a greedy world, find out your own method
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I'm glad to see that I wasn't the only one who thought cam boy :P.
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Step 1: Be the boss
Step 2: let others work and take % of their money
Step 3: ...
Step 4: profit!
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go to an alternate dimension where money can only be earned online
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Uhh, you can win small amounts of money by using some of the websites featured on /r/beermoney. That's reddit.com/r/beermoney. Don't expect crazy money though, you will probably earn 1-2$ a day by wasting at least an hour.
If this is not your cup of tea, try Youtube maybe.
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I have only seen it mentioned once or twice in here but #TwitchStreaming. Unlikely to make much though.
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There's this one site I've been using for quite a while. You earn points while doing surveys and offers and then redeem those points for paypal money. I've tried many kinds of these sites but I've found that this is the one where I can spend the least amount of time and still make some money (don't get any big ideas, it's not a lot but it's enough to fund my Steam spending; of course, it'd be much better to just get a job). Because I can't post referral links here, send me a pm if you're interested. I could also help you get started with the site and show you the easiest ways to get points quickly.
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The easiest way to become rich is to have some rich family/friends/whatever who die and have you in your testimony.
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I make over $80 a day online with this one easy trick:
Content Specialist/Moderator job. :P
And no, doctors don't hate me. Yet. Give it a few more years of sitting on my butt all day everyday.
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Where have you applied for this? Could you please guide me a little about the process as well?
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Step one checked: I am fluent in 3 languages. Could you give me some sites where I can apply as well.
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Eh, I have no idea. It was more than a year ago that I applied, I think it was through Indeed.com but I can't be sure of that. Basically just Google "work at home moderator" or "content specialist" or something, then browse a bit and you should find a couple of website that can get you started. I work for a Canadian company but I think it hired outside of Canada as well (maybe just the US). :P
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Thank you for the insight bro. If I may impose could you check with the employer if they employ people from India as well, Or if you could share their contact information on a PM. I am in a fix and looking for a new start.
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As you wish. It's a shit company though, I'm planning on quitting if given the chance.
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That's a bummer. Any specific reason? Do yoi have a better option? I was also checking lionbrige and leapforce. Have you used Mturk? I
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Specific reason? Management is shitty. First of all we're paid minimum wage for a role that deserves much more. The managers/higher up don't seem to care about what you or any of the employees have to say, they expect too much and rarely appreciate how it's a fucking miracle that the company isn't down the drain (thanks to the employees working their asses off while the management is filling up their pockets).
I mean, the job was fine at first, I loved my job, but lately they've been trying too hard at fixing up what they've messed up (they are disorganized as fuck) and we, the employees, are taking the biggest of the impacts in the face. For now I'm hoping things get better, but if they don't I'll have to try for a different job.
And no, to all of your other questions.
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Thank you for all your help bro. I hope you find a better option. Working in a toxic environment is not good for the soul. If i come across anything concrete. I'll be happy to let you know as well.
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- Shopify
- Teespring
- Merch By Amazon
- Making mobile apps without even know how to code (mobile reskin)
- Writing a blog recipe and getting ads revenue by driving traffic from Facebook Fanpage.
Etc...
You just need to know how to use google :) and a lot, a lot of failling before achieving success, most people will drop after 1 month or even 1 week of testing...
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It's very simple, just buy my $100 ebook to find out
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I don't think you can earn a decent amount of money online, I've tried a lot of stuff but it never worked. you gotta find a real job
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I have seen this trick work hundreds if not thousand times work.
- Get a cheap/free game engine Unity/GameGuru.
- By a game template and some game assets.
- Cobble them together (Doesn't mater if it works or is good).
4a. Put it on greenlight and promise steam cards and a cheap price.
4b. Put it on the PS4 (I heard that they hired some guys from Valve for quality control). - Profit.
Trust me this trick really works, just look at the Steam store and now the PS4. /S
On a serious note you could try the stock market or online poker, but you can lose more money that way.
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maybe you should visit gamekit.com, you can solve game gambling quests get points for that and with the points you can get games like gta 5, cs:go and other, but (since you asked for making money online) you can even change the points for steam wallet money or even paysafe codes. check it out. :-)
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Hey guys,
Just wanted to ask you what are some good ways to make money online and have you ever made money and how? :D
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