Fiddy ways to make a buck.

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:2 cents: :thumbsup

working solo online is hard work. the coding is just part of it. finding the projects to code is a lot of work too.

the path to self-employment usually involves going out into the world and getting some skills and experience that are worth selling. if his skills aren't strong enough to be the 'product', then he needs to create a product. you can't sell a product or service that doesn't exist.

ps i am glad to see some nice battles going on :1orglaugh

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Ok, since no one is sharing their secrets, I'll help a bro out.
First, sign up for an aff program such as Gammacash or something like that, pay per sign up or recruiting/revshare whatever (or contact 12clicks to set up a pay per click account with him). Then, use their promo contents to create a gallery with links to the affl, and submit your gallery to the free sites like The Hun, World sex, boneprone etc...
After a few days you can count the money flowing in your account .





That was how I did it back in the day.

Well, that's not true ;p

I know people that have successfully sold vapor ware for their entire careers.

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Well if we are going Old School why not sell video tapes on the street corner? Vintage porn is still big. :thumbsup

Better still, sell 8mm 'Stag Loops' on cini film, that you play with a projector...

You can't seem to see them for sale anywhere these days, so there has to be a market?

Why just don't find some remote job in affiliate network? There are tons of them! For start it will be for example $1k but with % and in a year his total income can be from $2k-3k and more, IMO

Nah, I'll continue to do what I want and say what I want. I don't really give a shit if your poor widdle feelings got hurt. :thumbsup

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That takes expert sales skills though.

Smug pricks do what smug pricks do, right? Seems like it was your "poor widdle feelings" that got hurt, but you'll get over it because you're the man!

:1orglaugh true

way too fucking much of it going on in the US tech industry. scammers and shit talkers everywhere. 10% of the tech industry knows anything about tech.

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He big mad, ya'll.

I missed this, but very solid points. Your last sentence is pretty much why I pointed out how broad the statement "development / design" is.

Unless he's a prodigy, at 18 he doesn't have much real world experience doing dev for stuff at scale, so yeah, he'd definitely be better off in a more junior role working under someone more experienced.

The only exception would be if he did that good, ole fashioned market research and maybe discovered a way he could develop a product / idea better, then runs with it.

I would say that it is better to start from something simple and move forward trying a lot of different jobs. In the future he will find something, that is really "his" job, but for now it is good to look around and buzz everywhere :thumbsup

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Well, plus welfare checks and little side hustling with rap CDs.

i dont know if an 18yo kid can build a SaaS, but this might be interesting to the full stackers here on gfy..

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Poker
Sports betting
Swing trading

All three can you do without setting up a business. See my sig for poker. :winkwink:

Seems to me like this is a no-brainer.

The kid needs to apply to companies that are hiring and get on-hand experience to learn about the industry.

Once he's gotten some experience, THEN he can start thinking about developing his own projects.

The sheer fact that he has to ask how to get in shows that he doesn't have the personal drive to figure shit out on his own, so let someone pau him to learn

/end of thead

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Bet all in!

thats my usual response to the kids who expect and deserve everything spoon fed to them. i already got my 11yo earning his own robux building obbies. aint no free days in this house. :1orglaugh

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I just started this year, made less than 100 so far all aff exo account I set 500 minimum payout so I will get there I see many come to this forum and gone. research try research try again. I hope I don't quit at my first year.

What do you do? Do you run adult sites or what?

So I guess my first response in this thread was about right. So it goes.

TubeOrigin :thumbsup

VR is trending like crazy.

Every dollar invested brings you back

What are you , a protestant :1orglaugh

Right out of the trunk of my car and it's an easy $500 a weekend and it's super easy work (Seriously)
Sell in grocery store parking lots or near outdoor flea markets that are located in or around ghettos.

95% of the buyers will be black so carry lots of black or interracial porn.
Latinos don't seem to jerk off and whites will call the cops on you.


I once sold 5 stag loops at an antique auction and made $700

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If I were to start now and need to turn that $3K into $10K or more... I'd start with CRYPTO

McDonald's pays $30K a year to start around here. That's probably more than the average adult webmaster makes in 2021. Whoda thunk?

I would create my own paid membership site but unfortunately I don't have big boobs :)

We're still basically at the point where just having an ethereum wallet with a few things in it is enough to earn a few thousands a month without doing much. If you put some real money into DeFi yield farming, or do your research to find the best yields, the best NFTs to hold and flip, and shit like that, you'd be making $100k+/mo in no time. The amount of money flowing into DeFi, NFTs, L2 networks is ridiculous.

Porn was fun back in the day, but a lot of people are still trying to crack a nut that has already been milked to death. Don't miss out again.

Seriously the best way to discover what you want to do (and what you CAN do) is to back engineer the life you want. Look around, find examples of people living the way you see yourself living, then find out what they do. You will discover many types of incomes, jobs and revenue streams this way. Some will turn you off but some will inspire you.

Since you know what the end result of that kind of hard work actually is - you started with the end result remember - then you know you will not be wasting your time. Otherwise it's all blind hit-or-miss and most kids (most people) won't go down that road so begin with the end in sight first.

:2 cents::thumbsup