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Does anyone here earn some extra money online? App testing, feedbacks, creative ideas such as company name, slogan, logotipo or anything? I'm desperate.

PS: I don't know programming. Work as freelance webdev is not an option for me.

It seems like playing the SEO game for ad revenue is a decent way to make at least a little free cash. Start a youtube channel and upload "libtards getting rekt" or "best memes of [current year]" compilation videos. Crank the ad settings up to max and let the 15 year old eyeballs roll in. Idk how profitable this actually is, but you did specify "extra money".

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Constant-content.com if you can write. Upwork if you can code. An aside: Logos, company brand, etc. are expensive. If you aren't paying a graphic designer ~800 at a minimum your brand is going to backfire. Better question: what are your skills? Do you have any skills? Your post says "extra money" as opposed to "money" so this means you have some primary income. If you have primary income great. It might be soykaf, but that's gonna be a great motivator for increasing it. I mentioned Upwork even though you said you don't code. Yes you do. Go learn how to code. This is 2018. That skill is quickly not becoming optional. I'm not going to link you places to learn coding because a quick google search plus "I'm desperate" equals you learning how to code. Otherwise go write articles on Constant Content. I wrote there for a year when I was in a tight spot, and if you are good you can add 400-800 a month. Granted at that clip I was writing my ass off, but hey, it helped with the squeeze. If you can't write or code then the internet is going to be a soykaf prospect for extra cash, in which case I recommend biting the bullet and actually cultivating marketable skills.

I'd suggest checking out this thread >>5195 >>7926 I'm not sure if that would be profitable since you could get hit by a copyright claim if you take others content by doing that. Also to my knowledge YT has started policing their content quite hard since a lot of big companies pulled their ads from it, because there were ads showing on ISIS videos. Anything that seems offensive gets demonetized, it doesn't matter if you're trying to make a video about "feminists getting rekt" or "nazis getting rekt". Lastly YT is a horrible platform that doesn't respect your privacy, so I wouldn't suggest using it.

Thank you all for the answers. >>7926 Here. I agree with >>7939. >>7935 Well, I'm desperate but I'm not ok with receiving money to do it. Anyway thanks. >>7937 >what are your skills? Do you have any skills? Well, I worked at a computer shop for 2 years and then I went to a supermarket to packing and replenish stock, where I remained for almost 2 years too. I know how to do some simple computer stuff. >our post says "extra money" as opposed to "money" so this means you have some primary income. I'm currently unemployed. I said that just because it's an emergency situation and I don't want it as the main source of money for a long time, you know? >Yes you do. Go learn how to code. This is 2018. That skill is quickly not becoming optional. I'm focusing on Linux and Networks right now. I think within 6 mounths or so I'll be able to start to learn C., besides I'm learn english yet as you can see. I think that if I start to learn any languege now I'm gonna be confused and ending up not learning right. >I'm not going to link you places to learn coding... You're right. Even here there are some materials. I already have some books here to improve my skills. Anyway thank you. >>7939 I'll check it out. Thank you.

>>7939 Well part of the "SEO game" would ostensibly be not getting demonitized. The idea is to optimize for most revenue with the least time spent making the content. You may be right that youtube isn't a viable option anymore, but that's the first thing I think of for easy ways to make extra money online. Really any social media that lets you turn eyeballs into ad money would work. Obviously I agree that google is evil and I would never want to use any of their products except as a cynical cash grab.

>>7948 >I think within 6 mounths or so I'll be able to start to learn C. If your interested in learning C quickly only to make money then I don't think that C is the right language to start learning. Don't get me wrong, I love that language and think its great but I think there aren't many C jobs compared with other programming languages jobs out there (C is used for embedded mainly). This can be different in your area but I suggest Python or JavaScript as a easy language to learn (or just check local job adds to know what is popular). Keep in mind that there probably will be a lot of C++ jobs but: 1. C++ is not C and C is not C++ 2. C++ is harder to learn

>>7965 >If your interested in learning C quickly only to make money then... No, I don't wanna pick it up quickly to make money. I do not get you wrong, I understand you. See, I'm young(19yo), and I intend to go to the college, computer engineering graduate (Yeah, it's young yet to go to the college here in my country). I wanna work with hardware and security in long term, and I see C as the best language to get start for both reasons. >learning JS or Python Well, I have some particular projects and I wanna built a forum to show my stuff out etc. Probably I'll learn it, but not to get a job. But this comes later. Anyway thanks. I really hope you can uderstand the things i wrote here 'cause my english is like a soykaf.

>>7969 >I wanna work with hardware and security Ok in that case C will be usefull. I wish you luck in your career.

>>7923 You can write ebooks. If you know a fair bit on something specialized, then write with quality. Otherwise, you can write cheesy fiction novellas through KDP.

>>7974 Thank you, buddy. >>7978 How does it work? I need a Patreon account or some other similar service to receive donations? I'll check the KDP webpage out to find some information. Thanks.