What are some ways to make $100 per week online?

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Hello, I'm looking for opportunities to earn $100 per week online while working up to 6 hours a day. I'm preparing to go to college and would prefer to work from home instead of taking a part-time job. Any suggestions?
 
  • Completing micro jobs and surveys is an option.
  • Use social media to promote CPA offers.
  • Freelancing is a possibility, contingent upon your skills.
  • Consider acquiring a part-time job.
 
On-demand printing, also known as Print-on-Demand (POD), is available on various marketplaces.
 
If possible, I would prefer not to incur any additional costs. However, for affiliate marketing, it's necessary to initially invest some money and hope for success. Furthermore, even after achieving success, ongoing expenses for advertisements are still required.
 
The competition looms large, necessitating at least a month of relentless effort to harbor any hope of attracting potential clients.
 
You can make more than that on BHW itself, but you'll need to purchase Jr VIP first to unlock the opportunity.
 
Guest blogging and Google AdSense offer opportunities to earn income.
 
Trimblue said:
  • Completing micro jobs and surveys is an option.
  • Use social media to promote CPA offers.
  • Freelancing is a possibility, contingent upon your skills.
  • Consider acquiring a part-time job.
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Is there essentially nothing there? I don't want to invest in ads if they're meant to promote something... Do surveys really work?
 
What am I doing? As a newbie, I believe I need to dedicate some time to building my reputation, right?
 
Commentca said:
Is there essentially nothing there? I don't want to invest in ads if they're meant to promote something... Do surveys really work?
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The options I presented require no expenditure; instead, they involve promoting stuff on social media without any cost. As for surveys, I personally lack the patience for them, but it's worth noting that certain people can earn $10-$20 a day by participating in them.
 
KinSilver said:
Simply offer any service that is in demand at a competitive price.
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I won't be able to simultaneously conduct marketing research and study. I'm seeking something like micro-jobs, where I can complete the tasks and move on. :D
 
You have the option to engage in micro jobs or serve as a virtual assistant for a few hours each day, while many other pursuits may require specific skills and initial investments.
 
Cavita said:
The options I presented require no expenditure; instead, they involve promoting stuff on social media without any cost. As for surveys, I personally lack the patience for them, but it's worth noting that certain people can earn $10-$20 a day by participating in them.
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I lack the patience for surveys; they're simply too boring. The process of managing social media, from creating a page and selecting a niche to studying your audience, feels like a full-time job. In the past, I tried that approach, but it's not as simple as posting something and expecting miracles to happen. What about your strategy? Are you aiming to gain affiliates through likes and spamming them all over?
 
RocketJr said:
You have the option to engage in micro jobs or serve as a virtual assistant for a few hours each day, while many other pursuits may require specific skills and initial investments.
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Micro jobs appear to be the ideal solution for me. Could you kindly recommend some reliable websites for such work, or is it worthwhile to conduct a Google search?
 
IdealCert said:
I lack the patience for surveys; they're simply too boring. The process of managing social media, from creating a page and selecting a niche to studying your audience, feels like a full-time job. In the past, I tried that approach, but it's not as simple as posting something and expecting miracles to happen. What about your strategy? Are you aiming to gain affiliates through likes and spamming them all over?
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After successfully completing both tasks, I have come to the realization that spamming appears to be the simpler choice, largely due to the wide availability of proxies and other associated tools. The prevailing problem with today's social media lies in its deliberate suppression of engagement to push users towards their advertisements, or at least that is how I perceive it.
 
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