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So You Want To Make Your First Dollar Online?

by 101AnonymousGuy101
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Here are some useful sites that can help you to earn your first dollar online:

Slicethepie
Home | Postloop Forum Post Exchange and Blog Comment Exchange (***highly recommended***)
Fiverr: Graphics, marketing, fun, and more online services for $5 (***highly recommended***)
www.microworkers.com

My reviews about these sites:

Slicethepie is a great site. This site pays people to review songs of unknown artists; you can easily make $5-$10 daily. They pay by Paypal and they pay on time.

Microworkers is also very good, but you have to verify your physical address. You have to give them an address, where they will send you a pin number (which you have to enter to verify your account). If you are not comfortable with giving away your personal information, then avoid Microworkers.

Fiverr is really great too. Fiverr has given me handy income over the last few months.

Postloop is a great place to find forum posting works. Try it!
#dollar #make #online
  • Profile picture of the author dukestravels1972
    Can I ask why you would "highly recommend" Slicethepie? I just signed up and it makes you sit through 90 seconds and then write a lengthy review for 2 cents.
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  • Profile picture of the author iCal
    I have created some Fiverr gigs but I have no idea how to get them noticed. I'm even offering to over-deliver to the first few buyers as a bonus, but no one seems to be clicking through to see my gig description. :/

    I have worked on MicroWorkers - I agree it's a good place to make your first dollar online, lol. I made my first over there, as well. But you really can't make much over there.
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  • Profile picture of the author JosephC
    The reason people don't make money is because they chase stupid methods like these because they're easy. If you keep trying to make money from home just by clicking a few buttons, you aren't going to make shit. You need to dream big, set goals, and take action.

    The time you waste trying to make a living by writing lengthy reviews or doing $5 gigs you could have used to build a list or start an actual internet based business. Why write reviews when you could write a post on your own blog?

    Sorry for my harsh words, I just feel that everyone needed to hear this.
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    • Profile picture of the author dana67
      If you have a skill, you can also make money on freelance type sites like Odesk. I'd definitely consider that as a possibility too.
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    • Profile picture of the author 101AnonymousGuy101
      These are primarily suitable for those who are yet to make a dime online. Not everyone is great at making money from "lists", those people can try these sites.

      If you don't have money to buy a domain or hosting, these sites can give you the capital.

      Originally Posted by dukestravels1972 View Post

      Can I ask why you would "highly recommend" Slicethepie? I just signed up and it makes you sit through 90 seconds and then write a lengthy review for 2 cents.
      I said "highly recommended" because they pay on time. You have no worry about getting scammed, unless you try to cheat the system.

      You can also earn 10% of your referral's earning.

      The reason why you got 2 cents is because you just registered. Once your rating goes higher, your earnings will increase.

      Originally Posted by iCal View Post

      I have created some Fiverr gigs but I have no idea how to get them noticed. I'm even offering to over-deliver to the first few buyers as a bonus, but no one seems to be clicking through to see my gig description. :/

      I have worked on MicroWorkers - I agree it's a good place to make your first dollar online, lol. I made my first over there, as well. But you really can't make much over there.
      I can make $2-$5 a day from Microworkers on average. That's almost $100 a month. Not much but definitely handy income.
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    • Profile picture of the author superwar
      I'm totally disagree with you.
      I have joined Neobux.com since 2010. and with direct referrals (which are now 6500) earning daily around $90 with just 3 minutes work (ad we have to click on ads to get commission from referrals).

      I have get this number of referrals by
      buying ads on forums,
      blog posts,
      hire webspace on high pr forum/sites
      made video and promote on 25 video sites
      Total investment : $850 (2010 to 2014)
      Work period : 4 months (to find proper forums and sites to promote)
      So far earnings : around $24000

      So All methods can work if you execute them well.
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      Respect to Your Elders.

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