Everyone should own a digital asset that earns $2,000 per month.

Here are 10 dead-simple ways you can make your First $1 online (from people who actually did it):

🐦 Analyze viral Tweets

1. Get Twemex (free chrome extension)
2. Find influencers with viral tweets
3. Identify why they went viral
4. Put your analysis on a document.
5. Upload it to Gumroad
6. Sell it

H/t @BrianFOConnor
🔢 Extract data from yellow pages into excel

1. Find a B2B/B2C niche that needs offline data
2. Choose a digital platform (Excel, Airtable ..)
3. Move the data to the digital platform
4. Hire someone on Fiverr to do it
4. Sell it on gumroad

H/t @SachinRamje
🎨 Design flyers and graphics

If you are good at designs:

1. Find a niche (ex: Vegan resturants)
2. Create a profile on Upwork
3. Upload a portfolio
4. Start with a low charge per hour/design
5. Steadly increase your charge

H/t @abdussalampopsy
🏋️ Become a coach

1. Decide on a target persona
2. List down your achievements
3. Update your social profiles
4. Create a calendar account
5. Create content with CTA to book a call

H/t @OllieEmberson
📹 Start a Youtube channel

If you're good with videos, this is for you.

Pros: Multiple income streams (Ads, Sponsorships, affiliates, etc..).

Cons: Monetization is a long-term goal.

H/t @AadityaPsp
✒️ Write on Medium

If you're a writer, Medium is a great place to be:

1. Pick a niche
2. Write consistently
3. Include affiliate links
4. Build an email list
5. Monetize

H/t @SteevoMoore
📦 Affiliate income through Gumroad

Promote popular products on Gumroad as an affiliate.

Create content and distribute it on:

• Twitter
• LinkedIn
• Instagram
• YouTube

H/t @Ritu_Jhajharia
✍️ Write sports analysis

Reach out to sports blogs and media outlets to write:

• Sports articles
• Pre-match reports
• Post march summary

And get paid for it.

h/t @MaleekOlalek
@MaleekOlalek 🎓 Become a Tutor

Got high grades? Use them:

1. Specialize in 1 or 2 subjects
2. Find student communities
3. Promote your services
4. Collect testimonials
5. Get paid

h/t @boomerrbryan https://t.co/lPHtxBRsmL
🎁Create a free product

Sounds crazy right, here's how it works:

1. Find a problem people have.
2. Create a guide to solve it.
3. Upload it to Gumroad.
4. Use "Pay what you want" option.
5. Collect emails & get paid.

It works ↓
If you still think you can't make money online.

Here are +270 replies from people who did it: https://t.co/T2iMGuHBxP
TLDR; How to make your first $1 online:

🎨Design flyers and graphics
📦Gumroad affiliate income
📹Start a Youtube channel
🔢Extract data into excel
🎁Create a free product
✍️Write sports analysis
🐦Analyze viral Tweets
✒️Write on Medium
🏋️Become a coach
🎓Become a Tutor
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