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Yeah, most likely.
In other new I accidently washed my phone charger in the washing machine.. using my tablet charger.. hope it works.. honestly this might be a good thing.. less stupid cables hanging around..
That's wonderful, Josh.I'm having a relaxing Sunday.
You listening to them while working?I forgot what it's like to have to load up 7-8 hours worth of podcasts a day. Lol.
I used swag bucks like 15 years ago. Over a few years of using it I got $75 in amazon money for using the search engine. I guess I got lazy or busy and switched to google. I don’t know how it’s changed now days though. As I recall the search engine wasn’t that good for anything too complicated. I would use it to search for known sites instead of keeping them book marked. Sometimes I’d search random terms like cheese.Does anybody here have ANY experience of using the following:
- Inbox Dollars
- Gener8
- Survey Junkie
- MyPoints
- Swagbucks
Looking to make a bit of extra pocket money. Also, it's 5 o'clock over here now. Time for another serving of caffeine.
I used swag bucks like 15 years ago. Over a few years of using it I got $75 in amazon money for using the search engine. I guess I got lazy or busy and switched to google. I don’t know how it’s changed now days though. As I recall the search engine wasn’t that good for anything too complicated. I would use it to search for known sites instead of keeping them book marked. Sometimes I’d search random terms like cheese.I’m pretty sure I got a twitter account originally to get swagbucks. I had to use Google for any queries I had that weren’t toward known sites though because the search engine seemed lacking at the time.
Does anybody here have ANY experience of using the following:
- MyPoints
- Swagbucks
Please pray for her to make it through safely and with as little pain as humanly possible.
I used MyPoints in the past to feed my Hilton Rewards account. I converted Swagbucks into gift cards. Flyertalk had threads devoted to programs like these in the past.
Some bloggers use them and earn money through referrals. That’s primarily found on thrifty and couponing sites.
I just wonder if any of it is worth having.
It comes down to ROI. How much energy are you investing to earn the £100? I'd rather put the time towards profitable ventures. Clicking through emails, taking surveys, and joining things is fine if you want to do it. But I'd focus on the main thing first.
Getting the site up and selling art is a bigger priority. Turn them into digital prints and coloring pages for scale. Now you're talking. Post them on them on Instagram with a link to your site. Share your process and inspiration. Monetize it with links to materials, books, etc. Create a course on unleashing your inner artist, drawing, painting, etc.
If I wanted to be a painter. My pieces are the top of the food chain. The next rung is a retreat. Then a workshop. Then a digital summit. Then a course. Then a digital print. Then a printable (coloring pages, etc.). That's my funnel. It expands your platform and provides an entry point for the audience. You're capitalizing on both mediums.
That provides multiple income streams + visibility (summit) + ad revenue (if desired) + affiliate income. You can do sponsored posts as well.
When you make your name you can explore licensing. Or do it on your own terms as demonstrated. Or do both. Thomas Kinkade is a good example. I read his story, Billion Dollar Painter. The man was gifted.
ETA: Once you have your framework you can do the same for other ventures. Books, travel, etc. You could monetize your life if you're smart.
If you recall my comments on lifestyle design, that remark should unleash a grenade in your head. I built a life around my purpose.
Yeah, that's pretty much sealed it. Thank you for the slap.
With that, I can now have two VERY good, well managed MAIN streams. Anything that spurs off into a branch line is simply the byproduct of those two mains doing well.
Let's respect my time shall we? Do I want to be tiddling around for beer money?
This is why I debrief. Everyone needs good mates.
A few years ago when I (evidently felt I) had nothing better to do, I deep dove into the blog/giveaway scene. For a space of perhaps a month I sifted through blog lists and hops, kept a document of when giveaways began/ended, stayed up till dawn many nights, and ended up with an $15 Amazon gift card, a pair of headphones, and a couple bags of fruit snacks.
Fast forward to a month ago when I was doing some background on a website purporting to give Steam credit for clicking through surveys and such. One website broke down the quantity of money the company boasted its members had saved versus its number of members, and it came out that the average member saved something like 61 cents.
All this to say is that there is some money to be made on these sorts of things, but numbers are often (I wouldn't say always) arranged in a way so the money appears higher than reality. And it often requires more effort than face value would imply. Much boils down to how much time you're willing to spend versus how much money you could make in the same amount of time at a 'flesh-and-blood' job.
Exactly. That's your blueprint. Three sites: author, painter, lifestyle.
The lifestyle is the feeder. Cross sell in the newsletter. Flesh out the hipster. Three to four categories should do.
Three streams. Not two.
You've been a blessing. I'm NOT being a simp here, you've actually taken care of a lot of brain fog.
Something very special is happening with you at the moment. You're taking your vitamins and eating your veggies - that's for sure.
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