Advice for a beginner

Since you are in medical school, why don't you make a health related blog, and blog about things you like?

You're a third-year med student? You have highly specialized knowledge that is very fresh in your mind. All you have to do is find a way to monetize that specialized knowledge.

I would be looking into doing some freelance writing in your field. Write and sell articles when you want, for who you want. This would give you the bit of extra income you're seeking and be able to be done on your own time. All you have to do is find clients who own sites/businesses that would be happy to pay for and could make use of your knowledge.

I would check around the popular freelance sites (Odesk.com, Freelancer.com, Constant-Content.com) and start looking for potential websites/clients to write for.

Hope that helps. Good luck.

Start with your passions and interests...then dig deep to find commercial opportunities within those passions and interests. After years and years in business, starting many successful companies offline and online - I am more convinced than ever that you must love what you do. Of course, you need to understand business, market demand, how to understand niche buying patterns and how to effectively reach and communicate with your marketplace - but please do yourself a favor and apply all of this to a market and opportunity that you love!

Jeff

Maybe you can register your own domain name in what ever you are studying to be then find some affiliate programs to promote.

Then you can start to add content to it and hopefully get ranked in the search engines and start getting sales.

The more content you write about, the better.

This is just a thought.

Four words of advice no matter what you Decide.

Stick With One Thing

My number one advice is something a lot of people have a hard time following. Even me. But the best way to make money is to sell people exactly what they want, and leave yourself and what you think they should want out of the equation. So you could make a lot of money by finding a product, such as on Clickbank for example, that promises to give people what they want when they buy, in their sales copy. Then, buy the product and make sure it's good and delivers on it's promises. And promote it by driving traffic to it. We like to over complicate it, but as they say in poker, that's the nuts. That's the big secret.

Marc

Best advice I can give is to stick with something you are passionate about. Money tends to come from passion rather than desperation.

I agree, article writing is likely to be the quickest and most reliable source. Try listing a gig on Fiverr. If you provide a good service then you can build up a good following quite quickly.

Hi,

You could start off by building a list then directing the traffic straight
to a high converting affiliate offer.

You get to build a list of subscribers and see some affiliate commissions
at the same time.

Newcomers need to see results right away or most of them may be
inclined to quit before they've had time to succeed.

By using other peoples hard work and promoting their products
as an affiliate you are giving yourself a chance of seeing some kind
of results straight off the bat.

Make sure that your free offer is closely related to the affiliate offer
so you can give that away in exchange for their email address and
you stand a far greater chance of seeing more affiliate sales that way.

Study how to set up your first list, look at the best converting affiliate
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Learn as much as you can about list building, setting up a free offer,
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Go for it my friend you have nothing to lose and
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All the best
Gavin

I would say that you should begin to blog since you are already an expert at many topics when you are training and rotating through different medical specialties. You can monetize the blog with adsense and ads once your reader base is established. You could also set up a recurring membership site on this same blog once you reputation is known. All of these require knowledge of a system of blogging to drive traffic, but long-term would definitely pay off for you. Hope that helps! Kristie from Georgia

If you want to make easy money, I recommend you to try GPT sites.

Sites like microworkers.com, cashle.com, slicethepie.com can give you extra $50-$150 a month.

You can also try blogging or write articles.

You should try to sell special articles about medicine at Constant Content. This site gets a lot of traffic and you will easily sell your articles there if you will pay attention to their complicated guidelines. This is the difficult part.

However, you should focus on selling your articles there because there are not many authors writing about medicine and this is a demanded topic. You can find an editor to review your articles before submitting them so that you may be sure that they are according to CC’s guidelines. Later, when you will learn the guidelines well you can submit your articles without needing a review by an editor.

You can sell good articles for $50 - $80. CC gets 35% but you will still make a lot of money besides that. You should sell your articles at good prices so that you may easily make money. If your articles will be too expensive you will have to wait for the right customer. You should write a few expensive ones, but try to keep your prices the lowest possible so that you may sell your articles fast.

There are many ways to make money online, you can create a product or run an affiliate business to promote other peoples product and make money on commission

You can freelance to provide health related content for website owners. Do you like writing?

you can easily get information overload, stick with one thing and move forward with it

Hi Erevos the health blog idea would be a relatively easy one to do. You already have the expert knowledge and could really help people.... how you monetize it will be the interesting part. You could have a membership blog.. where people with a certain disorder that you're an expert in.. could ask you questions. They pay a monthly fee for access. A membership site is pretty easy to setup. There was recently a membership wordpress plugin offered on the Warrior Forum called InstantMember that would do the job and I am sure others here can suggest alternatives... possibly free ones.

As others have stated.. make sure this doesn't hurt your medical school studies.

Hope this helps.