used to make money blogging. no money in it no more. 
Having enough views makes a ton of money off of ad revenue, but only a few people make a sizeable amount of money from blogging. 
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used to make money blogging. no money in it no more.
I hope to one day be able to earn a little bit by posting on these forums and having a paid signature
Being really active on these forums can make you a ton of money. Posting 400 times every month will get you 0.48BTC from primedice, which is a nice amount of money. Other than that build your own website, and hope that its gets big, do some coding work for people on reddit, look for jobs on /r/bitcoinjobs
Mostly through passive income opportunities, PTC, administration work and signature vampaig.
Until now, no so bad results
Until now, no so bad results
1) referrals from coinad
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
interesting. so where do you post these ads and links? do you have a blog/web site, something like that? i'm always interested in passive income.
i post coinurl links anywhere and everywhere people are likely to click them. except here of course. theymos apparently doesn't like coinurl links. and to get referrals and whatnot, i just submit my ref links to bitvisitor. I can usually get about 10-20 new referrals for every 1000 views or so.
i'm interesting with this, i know paid short url, but never try it before
hmm, you post everywhere is kinda spam i think. where did you post it? another forum?
individual clicks from coinurl generally pay between 50 and 150 satoshi. and i don't just spam random links. if somebody asks for a link to something, i'll monetize it. or i'll post a monetized link to something on-topic for a given discussion or i may even just post a link back to the homepage of whatever site it may be. facebook, youtube, chan sites, etc. places that get a lot of traffic are good places to post them.
1) referrals from coinad
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
interesting. so where do you post these ads and links? do you have a blog/web site, something like that? i'm always interested in passive income.
i post coinurl links anywhere and everywhere people are likely to click them. except here of course. theymos apparently doesn't like coinurl links. and to get referrals and whatnot, i just submit my ref links to bitvisitor. I can usually get about 10-20 new referrals for every 1000 views or so.
i'm interesting with this, i know paid short url, but never try it before
hmm, you post everywhere is kinda spam i think. where did you post it? another forum?
1) referrals from coinad
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
interesting. so where do you post these ads and links? do you have a blog/web site, something like that? i'm always interested in passive income.
i post coinurl links anywhere and everywhere people are likely to click them. except here of course. theymos apparently doesn't like coinurl links. and to get referrals and whatnot, i just submit my ref links to bitvisitor. I can usually get about 10-20 new referrals for every 1000 views or so.
1) referrals from coinad
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
interesting. so where do you post these ads and links? do you have a blog/web site, something like that? i'm always interested in passive income.
Faucets, signature, referral.
1) referrals from coinad
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
2) posting shortened links from coinurl
it doesn't bring in a whole lot. but once it's up and running, it's a completely passive income.
I really had trouble getting anything going with online freelancing/task sites or surveys. Just not enough pay for the low level work I am capable of. I found I have more of a knack for trading BTC and alts.
Also, I have done well with online poker, and used to make good money, but games really died in 2011 (being from the USA).
Also, I have done well with online poker, and used to make good money, but games really died in 2011 (being from the USA).
I earn money from my blog and freelance.com 
I have tried freelancer.com before but never really earn good from it. Might try using it again and see if I can get good paying jobs there.
On sites like freelancer, odesk, and the like, it's essential to either have a very good reputation, and/or a lot of luck, if you want the high paying jobs. So, try doing a few small, fast, low paying jobs first to build up your reputation, before going for the high paying ones.
Yes, it is not easy since there are lots of workers there too. Thanks for the tips.
I earn money from my blog and freelance.com
I have tried freelancer.com before but never really earn good from it. Might try using it again and see if I can get good paying jobs there.
On sites like freelancer, odesk, and the like, it's essential to either have a very good reputation, and/or a lot of luck, if you want the high paying jobs. So, try doing a few small, fast, low paying jobs first to build up your reputation, before going for the high paying ones.
i am still curious with good paid surveys which said by one user here
so sad he ran out invites some days ago
i want to try it
maybe some signature campaign owner will use your service
so sad he ran out invites some days ago
i want to try it I currently make my money online via signature campaigns and kind of blogging, but I used to write articles and help out signature campaign owners with calculating total payouts each week. I didn't have a set rate, but the owner paid me about $25 per spreadsheet, and it was nice. I kind of just got hired on, didn't make any requests or anything.
I have some more plans to make more $$$ via some things I've found online, and I'm hoping to expand my company base on this forum, but time will have to tell. I currently have technological limitations that prevent me from doing more fancy things, such as graphics designing or video editing or the like. I'll just have to wait and get a new PC soon, and that should occur soon enough.
i saw your good work in XBTec campaign and i think you should make a service offer about managing signature campaignI have some more plans to make more $$$ via some things I've found online, and I'm hoping to expand my company base on this forum, but time will have to tell. I currently have technological limitations that prevent me from doing more fancy things, such as graphics designing or video editing or the like. I'll just have to wait and get a new PC soon, and that should occur soon enough.
maybe some signature campaign owner will use your service
I earn money from my blog and freelance.com
I have tried freelancer.com before but never really earn good from it. Might try using it again and see if I can get good paying jobs there.
I actually just try to look at the giveaway sections and take small surveys for btc.
You can check some ideas on how to get some money online by going to http://www.reddit.com/r/beermoney/
I currently make my money online via signature campaigns and kind of blogging, but I used to write articles and help out signature campaign owners with calculating total payouts each week. I didn't have a set rate, but the owner paid me about $25 per spreadsheet, and it was nice. I kind of just got hired on, didn't make any requests or anything.
I have some more plans to make more $$$ via some things I've found online, and I'm hoping to expand my company base on this forum, but time will have to tell. I currently have technological limitations that prevent me from doing more fancy things, such as graphics designing or video editing or the like. I'll just have to wait and get a new PC soon, and that should occur soon enough.
I have some more plans to make more $$$ via some things I've found online, and I'm hoping to expand my company base on this forum, but time will have to tell. I currently have technological limitations that prevent me from doing more fancy things, such as graphics designing or video editing or the like. I'll just have to wait and get a new PC soon, and that should occur soon enough.
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