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how can i make a lot of money in one month
how do i make money at a young online and how do i make money at the age of 14 online how can i look for collages and scholarships for the futer how can i make a lot of money in one month
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TRAVIS’s Answer
Selling or reselling stuff on line still makes money. Look for free stuff people post on social media and then resell it.
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Debbie’s Answer
Hi. That's a great question.
Do any of the products or services you use have affiliate partner programs? That's one way to make money as a brand partner. Some companies will pay you to post on social media when you share their products and services.
You could consider selling and E-Book online. Is their a subject that you could write about that someone, even another student would pay you for? Could you offer information on how to study, apply makeup or your skin care routine. Could you make video tutorials and add an option for viewers to pay you for your time and talents?
Could you take surveys online and get rewarded in gift cards? Consider researching paid surveys to see if you are eligible to participate.
Do you have a talent such as playing and instrument or singing? Are you on a creator site that allows you to receive money?
In person jobs such as babysitting, dog walking, watering plants for neighbors could be a way to get money close to home. Other tasks such as raking leaves, washing cars or assisting with household chores may also be an option.
Many organizations have scholarships available. The Lions Club, Rotary Club, Kiwanis and other non profit organizations may be taking applications for scholarships. Some small businesses like to invest in youth. Depending on your areas of interest you may find someone who is willing to bring you on as a paid intern. Many small businesses are looking for help with things like filing paperwork, cleaning the office, mailing out letters, managing their social media pages.
I would see if your school counselors have a list of summer jobs that may be available in your community. Many schools partner with local small business owners and non profit organizations to mentor youth. Many home school groups have connections with local businesses as well. If you have a family member, friend, teacher or neighbor you could ask, maybe they could make a personal introduction for you.
Best of luck in your future endeavors. I believe in you and you ability to get paid for your gifts and talents!
Do any of the products or services you use have affiliate partner programs? That's one way to make money as a brand partner. Some companies will pay you to post on social media when you share their products and services.
You could consider selling and E-Book online. Is their a subject that you could write about that someone, even another student would pay you for? Could you offer information on how to study, apply makeup or your skin care routine. Could you make video tutorials and add an option for viewers to pay you for your time and talents?
Could you take surveys online and get rewarded in gift cards? Consider researching paid surveys to see if you are eligible to participate.
Do you have a talent such as playing and instrument or singing? Are you on a creator site that allows you to receive money?
In person jobs such as babysitting, dog walking, watering plants for neighbors could be a way to get money close to home. Other tasks such as raking leaves, washing cars or assisting with household chores may also be an option.
Many organizations have scholarships available. The Lions Club, Rotary Club, Kiwanis and other non profit organizations may be taking applications for scholarships. Some small businesses like to invest in youth. Depending on your areas of interest you may find someone who is willing to bring you on as a paid intern. Many small businesses are looking for help with things like filing paperwork, cleaning the office, mailing out letters, managing their social media pages.
I would see if your school counselors have a list of summer jobs that may be available in your community. Many schools partner with local small business owners and non profit organizations to mentor youth. Many home school groups have connections with local businesses as well. If you have a family member, friend, teacher or neighbor you could ask, maybe they could make a personal introduction for you.
Best of luck in your future endeavors. I believe in you and you ability to get paid for your gifts and talents!