How did you make your first $100?
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My first $100 is in a HIYP 2 years ago.
Fiverr for selling gigs about email marketing.
I used to do some writing jobs for a certain client who I met on a platform where jobs are posted online and you apply. I remember very well me writing more about the medical research papers for the Australian client. It was my first contract and I made a lot of money from the guy. He did love my job and I worked with him for about 3 years. It is the best contract I have received as a freelancer.
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Iss Meftah
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Email Marketing, Promoting products on ClickSure.
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HighProxies
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Content creation was how I made my first $100. It was so worth it as I really enjoyed doing it.
ventoman
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Yes it was. Unfortunately similar situations didnt follow that soon so I just had to change trade. However it gave me that conviction every newbie would like to know. Is making money online a reality or a hoax ? That got me going no matter the number of bumps that followed.
Wow, excellent ROI!
I think I made my first $100 dropshipping clothing I was buying from a source in China. This was a whiiiiile ago, like around 2001 / 2002, before Alibaba was popularized and before it was so easy to source stuff from China.
I really liked shoes and clothing, and was originally just passionate about the product, and wanted to get them cheaper for myself, but figured that I was getting them so cheap, why not try to sell them and make a little money. I started selling them to friends at school, I would have them pay me first, then buy them and have them shipped to me and give them out at school. Then I moved to eBay, then I eventually decided I should have my own website. It's really what forced me to learn web development, AdWords, SEO, online marketing, and business in general, so it was a good experience, especially as I was about 12 years old at the time!
The biggest draw from the experience is to do what you have an interest and knowledge in, and it will be a lot easier to be successful. And start small. If you can figure out how to be successful on a small scale, you can replicate that at a larger scale, but don't start out trying to compete with Wal-Mart or trying to be perfect, just start, just do it!
I really liked shoes and clothing, and was originally just passionate about the product, and wanted to get them cheaper for myself, but figured that I was getting them so cheap, why not try to sell them and make a little money. I started selling them to friends at school, I would have them pay me first, then buy them and have them shipped to me and give them out at school. Then I moved to eBay, then I eventually decided I should have my own website. It's really what forced me to learn web development, AdWords, SEO, online marketing, and business in general, so it was a good experience, especially as I was about 12 years old at the time!
The biggest draw from the experience is to do what you have an interest and knowledge in, and it will be a lot easier to be successful. And start small. If you can figure out how to be successful on a small scale, you can replicate that at a larger scale, but don't start out trying to compete with Wal-Mart or trying to be perfect, just start, just do it!
I was able to make my first 100 dollars by writing articles and selling them online... That career stint proved to be worthwhile for a couple of years until I tried something else... My most profitable stint would have to be the time when I started doing affiliate marketing and used an offerwall in my site...
My most profitable stint would have to be the time when I started doing affiliate marketing and used an offerwall in my site...Similar threads
