Online Income Alternatives
Online Surveys
Finding online income alternatives can be easy or difficult at times. One of my favorite outlets for earning a little income was online surveys. The minimum cashout for the sites I participated on, were 10USD.
Every other week I would be able to cashout from at least one of the sites; which was great. Things have changed a great deal from my online survey infancy days. Despite the changes, completing online surveys are still a pretty good way to earn a little income; even if its considered pocket change.
Blogging and Vlogging
Doing any type of log keeping may be the last thing you wish to do during your freetime. Log keeping can actually be fun as well as engaging. Just start with one of your favorite hobbies - and or past times - and go from there.
You can start a blog discussing what went on in class or even document your experiences while out exploring campus. Even better, you can compose a vlog (video log) explaining or demonstrating a discussion topic. Don't want to cover school topics?
That's okay because you can focus on whatever you want.
Teaching and Tutoring
Are you proficient at your studies along with specific subjects? If you answered yes, then you may wish to venture into tutoring. Be it at your school, local schools (primary through high school) or even online.
Tutoring not doing it for you? Then go into teaching. There are several online venues that will permit you to create and teach classes online as long as they meet specific criteria.
Some good places to start online include but aren't limited to: SkillShare, Tuts+, Tutor dot com and InstaEDU dot com.
Photography and or Writing
Have a hobby that involves taking pictures and or writing? Make use of the past times to generate online income. If you have your own site set up, you can sell your photos to interested parties.
You can even combine photos and writing to create unique pieces for selling be it e-cards and or motivational posters. You can even take the freelance route by taking photographs and or writing pieces for clients. The same can be applied to illustrations along with other creative outlets.
Finding online income alternatives can be easy or difficult at times. One of my favorite outlets for earning a little income was online surveys. The minimum cashout for the sites I participated on, were 10USD.
Every other week I would be able to cashout from at least one of the sites; which was great. Things have changed a great deal from my online survey infancy days. Despite the changes, completing online surveys are still a pretty good way to earn a little income; even if its considered pocket change.
Blogging and Vlogging
Doing any type of log keeping may be the last thing you wish to do during your freetime. Log keeping can actually be fun as well as engaging. Just start with one of your favorite hobbies - and or past times - and go from there.
You can start a blog discussing what went on in class or even document your experiences while out exploring campus. Even better, you can compose a vlog (video log) explaining or demonstrating a discussion topic. Don't want to cover school topics?
That's okay because you can focus on whatever you want.
Teaching and Tutoring
Are you proficient at your studies along with specific subjects? If you answered yes, then you may wish to venture into tutoring. Be it at your school, local schools (primary through high school) or even online.
Tutoring not doing it for you? Then go into teaching. There are several online venues that will permit you to create and teach classes online as long as they meet specific criteria.
Some good places to start online include but aren't limited to: SkillShare, Tuts+, Tutor dot com and InstaEDU dot com.
Photography and or Writing
Have a hobby that involves taking pictures and or writing? Make use of the past times to generate online income. If you have your own site set up, you can sell your photos to interested parties.
You can even combine photos and writing to create unique pieces for selling be it e-cards and or motivational posters. You can even take the freelance route by taking photographs and or writing pieces for clients. The same can be applied to illustrations along with other creative outlets.
