A lot of people wish to make money online, but there is this problem of not knowing how to begin or what to do, hence the need to learn how to make money easily. People like this need to know the easy ways to make money on the internet, and that’s what we will focus on in this post.

Picture this:

Imagine you were sitting in a hall with a group of people and someone walked in and said something like this: “who wants to make some quick and easy bucks?”

In all honesty, what do you think would happen?

I’m sure almost everyone would say ‘I’. Some would say it out loud, some with their hands (raised), and some (the shy ones) in their minds. That’s because we all need to make money!

At a time like this, a lot of people are turning to making money online or taking their bricks-and-mortar, starting businesses online.  Now, how does someone new to making money on the internet start? What can a complete beginner who knows nothing about making money online begin with?

The first thing you need to understand to make money on the internet is that you need a way to get paid. Most of these sites that I will discuss here pay through PayPal, and some pay by depositing into your bank account which you can easily set up with Payoneer if your country isn’t supported.

The second thing you should know is the opportunities available right now that you can tap into. Once you have these two things figured out, the rest, as they say, is history.

Listed below are some easy ways to make money online:

How to Make Money Easily #1: Take Surveys

Even though surveys can be tedious and boring, some people are fine with this side hustle. In my opinion, almost anybody can take surveys. Surveys are very easy to do as they require no special skills. You don’t even need a PC to take surveys!

You should know you won’t make a full-time income from taking surveys, but some have reported making up to $500 per month from joining several survey panels. Note the word several, not one survey panel or website.

The second I want you to know is that you need to be part of panels that will actually pay you for your time and not look for a way to disqualify you from getting paid. I think this is very unethical of some of these companies and it’s a shame.

Normally, the surveys that respondents take are sponsored by companies conducting market research. Now, they pay these survey panels to recruit for them and the survey panels come to you as a respondent & they give you a cut of the money they get paid by the researchers.

Do you see why it is unfair for them not to pay you after providing honest feedback and responses?

I will try to list some survey panels that have a reputation of being trustworthy below to get you started and show you the respective country. Please only join panels that are a perfect fit for you both geographically and demographically. You will be caught every time if you try to game the system. I know this for a fact, so don’t waste your time.

Alright, I think we all understood that. Now,  let’s move on to the panels.

Here are the panels:

1. Swagbucks

Swagbucks is a name that you’ve probably heard of before, and Swagbucks has been around for a long time. Swagbucks is a reputable company because they pay their members. The offers available on Swagbucks range from surveys to micro-tasks. Swagbucks isn’t available in every country, but I know for a fact that they operate in the US, Canada, and the UK. All in all, I can’t tell you how much you’ll end up making on Swagbucks but I know Swagbucks will pay you whatever you earn.

2. Survey Junkie

Survey Junkie is another panel that pays its members & they’ve been around for quite a while. The company predominantly operates in the US and Canada. If you are from either of these countries then you are good to go. You can join the panel right away and start taking surveys for payments.

3. Focus Group

The world’s leading brands want to get in touch with You. Are you willing to respond to them for some cool cash? Every year, thousands of people share their opinions about products and services on Focus Group by participating in market research studies. These people get paid for their opinions are paid for their opinions and contributions handsomely. Do you want to be part of this? Go here to Join Focus Group.

4. Take a Break

Take a break is primarily targeted at consumers of beverages. If you enjoy taking coffee, tea, and other drinks and give your opinion about this, then Take a Break is for you! Register now in the Once you register in the Take a Break research community, you will be able to share your experiences on this topic through questionnaires and online forum discussions. Take a Break is available in France and Netherlands. Enough said, if you like beverages and taking surveys on beverages, go here to sign up for an account in Netherland or here if you are in France.

5. Shop & Scan UK

As you probably already figured out, this is a market research panel that focuses on the UK market. Although some members of this panel find it rather tedious to scan receipts and upload frequently, some are perfectly fine with this routine. If you don’t mind scanning your receipts for points or payments, you can give this panel a try.

6. OpinionWorld

Opinion world is one of the widely-praised and loved with operations in several nations of the world today.  They pay decently for their surveys and it’s easy to sign up and start earning with them. OpinionWorld is available in Japan, Australia, Hongkong, Ireland, New Zealand, Indonesia, Switzerland, and Belgium.

How to Make Money Easily #2: Do Micro-tasks

Number two on my list of ways to make money fast and easily on the internet is doing microtasks.

What are microtasks? Microtasks are very simple things that almost anybody can do online. It could be watching a video, signing up on a website; sharing a link, posting in Facebook groups; blog commenting, etc. 

So, how can you get started with microtasks?

Listed below are some websites where you can easily find microtasks.

• QuickRewards

This is one website where you can do a lot of different things to make money, and they pay very fast at Quick Rewards, no wonder their name is Quick Rewards.

You can do micro-tasks, take surveys, shop, play games, watch videos, etc. There are more than one ways to earn points on Quick Rewards, and most of the offers credit you instantly. 

You can cash out as little as a penny for PayPal which takes no more than 72 hours, or gift cards which take a maximum of one week. 

How much can you make on Quick Rewards? The answer is it depends; some people have reported making up to $20 every day on Quick Rewards.

So, how much you are going to make there solely depends on a variety of factors. Things like your demographic, the amount of time spent on the website, etc., will come into play.

• Bananatic

If you are a gamer, this is for you. What better combination could ever exist than to make money and have fun at the same time? Bananatic is one platform where you get paid to play games.

So, you’re in for a treat when you sign up on Bananatic, that is if you enjoy playing games.

Maybe you are wondering why it’s called Bananatic, it’s because you collect bananas when you play these games. You can then exchange these bananas for different types of rewards. 

You can exchange your bananas for PayPal cash, Game Vikings digital keys; Steam wallet, Amazon gift cards; Paysafe card, etc. 2500 bananas are equal to £5 in value. Fret not, you can accumulate those in 2 hours by playing games or doing tasks.

You can get free game keys to use on Steam for free by just completing easy tasks in the giveaway section.

• Ysense

Formerly known as Clixsense before becoming Ysense, it’s one of the oldest websites you’ll find in the ‘make money niche.

What should you expect to find on Ysense? What kind of tasks can you find there to complete? The answer is many tasks are available if you have the will and time to complete them.

They have three categories you can make money from: offers, tasks, and surveys. Offers are from various offer walls that integrate with Ysense. Tasks are usually provided by Figure8, formerly CrowdFlower. Surveys need no explanation I suppose. 

As much as I’d like to give you clues on how much you can make here, I can’t, because it depends on how much time you spend on the website.

• PicoWorkers

Pico Workers is another website where you can get paid to do microtasks. These microtasks are created by people like you for people like you. And you can do as many as possible of these tasks in a day to make as much as possible.

• RapidWorkers

Rapid Workers is another website like the rest that I’ve previously mentioned. Folks like you and me post tasks they need to get done, and anyone who’s in for that does the task and gets paid for his or her effort.

 It’s as simple as that, and a good way to make some side income. You have to be careful though because some of the folks that post tasks can require you to do things that you wouldn’t be comfortable with such as signing up on an adult website.

Any task you are not comfortable doing, just let it go.

• ClickWorker

Click Workers isn’t any different too. You do micro jobs on this website, and you make some quick cash by doing so. 

The website has also been around for quite a while now, and you might want to put it on your to-do list. I honestly think you should consider that.

Choose only tasks you are most comfortable doing and let go of the ones you are not comfortable with.

• Observa

This is one Android app that a lot of people don’t know about but can fetch them a lot of money in a month. That’s because the most basic of tasks here can fetch users a minimum of $5, while there are tasks that pay as high as $30. 

But, do note that most of these tasks will require you to step out of your house and go to places like stores, stations,  supermarkets, etc.  Just to observe and report on any mission given to you.

• Field Agent

This is both an app and a website. Field Agent is only available in the US, so only those in the US make use of this app.

How exactly do you make money with Field Agent?

This is what you’ll be doing: Field Agent will be sending you out to gather information, take photos, and share your opinions about unique or specific products and circumstances.

Some other things you stand to gain by being a Field Agent include:

–trying new products (for free!)

–give feedback on products and stores

–express your opinion

–influence how companies serve shoppers like you.

Here’s How It Works:

1. Find a Job – Often check to find the right job for you; they offer audits, research, mystery shopping, product trials, and more.
2. Complete It – Once you’ve reserved a job, complete it within the time frame and make sure to follow the instructions given carefully.
3. Get Paid – Once approved, your money is ready for you to deposit into your account.

Source: Field Agent

How to Make Money Easily #3: Freelancing

Although freelancing is not exactly an easy way to make money because it takes some level of skill to begin with, and finding gigs isn’t as sexy you might think.

What is freelancing? Freelancing put simply is work for hire without being bound by any long-term contract to any employer. You provide services, get paid for your efforts, and move on to the next one. So, you might want to ask: what if I don’t have any skill that I could be hired for, what do I do then? 

Well, don’t dismiss yourself so quickly. What if I told you that you can put up a service like posting ads on classified websites? Or you can go through someone’s emails, help them sort their emails, schedule meetings, do all sorts of tasks to assist them; this is known as you being a virtual assistant. 

There are many things you can do when it comes to freelancing. You just have to think about what you’re comfortable doing.

It takes some level of introspection and creativity to be able to come up with things that you want to do, but once you’ve found your interest then you’re good to go. So, where are the best places you can start freelancing? Let’s get to them.

• Fiverr

On Fiverr, you will find all sorts of gigs that are very easy to do, like posting in a Facebook group, writing a review, virtual assistance, etc. and the juicy part of this gist is that each one of these tasks costs at least five bucks.

Fiverr has gigs on just about anything that you can think of, and that ‘ain’t’ a joke! Imagine you getting paid to do simple things that you do almost every day. That sounds awesome to me! Does it to you? I bet it does.

I think getting paid to write a review or to comment on a blog isn’t that difficult except your conscience won’t let you (that’s understandable). That’s about as easy as it gets to make money on a place like Fiverr. Some people just don’t have the time to do everything by themselves, and that’s where you come in.

• Freelancer

Freelancer isn’t all that different from Fiverr, the same things that you can do on Fiverr you can do on Freelancer. The only difference that you might notice is probably the way the website is designed and how gigs are created or applied to.

 Other than these subtle differences: the pricing model, payment system, design, etc., there isn’t much difference between Fiverr and Freelancer.

• Zeerk

Zeerk is one relatively new freelance marketplace, but that doesn’t mean people are not making good use of it. It’s easier for a beginner freelancer to sell services on platforms like Zeerk than an established platform like Upwork. 

The services you can sell on Zeerk start from $3 upward, and that could be anything for that matter. Do you know how to design an eBook cover? You are welcome to do your ‘thang’.

Even if all you want to do is resell YouTube views, Instagram followers, TikTok followers, etc., you are welcome all the same. If you have an email list, you can offer solo ads too.

• People per Hour

PeoplePerHour is another website where you can get freelance work, and there are tons of freelance gigs available on People per Hour. All you have to do is just go to the website, register, and then start posting your gigs. 

Make sure you fill in every relevant skill that you have in your profile and start applying to gigs. In no time you should be able to get gigs that can fetch you the dough you seek quite fast, especially if you have skills that are in high demand.

• Upwork

Upwork is a very famous marketplace in the freelance economy. This company is one of the pioneers in the freelance or gig economy. 

Just like the rest of the websites that I have written about before, there are different types of gigs that you can find here. You can work on any project; there is no limitation, so far you have the prerequisite skills to undertake the project. 

• Truelancer

Just like the rest of those freelance websites that I’ve mentioned before, Truelancer is another website that you can get freelance work from. 

Truelancer is a website that was created by a company in India, and you’ll find a lot of Indian freelancers on the website, but that doesn’t stop you from registering on the site no matter which part of the world you’re from. 

On Truelancer,  you have several types of gigs divided into various categories like graphic design, data entry, web development, programming, virtual assistance, etc.

• Qwick

Quick is not a freelance platform that caters to everybody. I recommend it to you because of the flexibility it affords its users who are in the catering business to get work with a more personalized kind of approach.

Qwick is an Android app for those who are in the catering and hospitality business. If you know one or two things about food handling, quick matches professionals with food and beverage shifts in real-time. So, if you are in this industry, this app will help you to find flexible shifts that you can work based on your availability willingness.

Qwick partners with top hotels, catering services, event venues, etc., to bring you the very best opportunities that are available in the hospitality and the catering business; meanwhile, making sure that these opportunities are flexible enough to fit into your schedule.

To begin using the Qwick app, you only have to head to the play store download the app on your Android phone then register and after registering you have to attend a short orientation program that is meant to familiarize you with the company and its work ethics, and after this, you’re on your way to taking shifts.

As of the time of writing this, the Qwick app is only available to US users alone, although you can download it from anywhere in the world.

• Indeed

indeed isn’t a website that is dedicated to freelancing, but this is one big job portal that you can make use of to your advantage. I chose to include Indeed because you can easily find remote jobs here, and these remote jobs do not cost you anything. 

You can apply directly to remote jobs in any field for that matter. It could be in content creation, systems modeling, web development, software engineering, etc. Freelancers often fail to realize that they can find the same kind of jobs and gigs that they normally do on freelance websites on job portals like Indeed. 

The contract terms may be different, but they still offer you the flexibility that you need. You just have to know what to look out for. Job portals are great places to find jobs that will pay you fast if you know how to do that.

• Classifieds

I can bet you, you weren’t expecting this right? Classifieds are some of the most overlooked treasure chests of opportunities that are available on the internet. I’m sure you know that there are lots of people who go onto classified websites to post job openings.

These job listings are not only for contractual or permanent employment, you can also find many job listings that could also qualify as side hustles or freelance gigs. 

Imagine someone says he needs a logo designed for his new coffee shop, and you know how to use Adobe Illustrator or even simple tools like Canva and Stencil, what’s stopping you from grabbing that opportunity and whipping up a logo?

With a tool like Stencil, you can easily create stunning graphic designs, and that’s one way to make some extra cash. 

Although classified sites like Craigslist are not devoid of frauds, this is what I’d recommend that you should do: create your gigs first on a freelance marketplace like Fiverr, and then create an ad on a classified website, so you can directly get buyers from there to buy your gigs on a freelance marketplace like Fiverr.

You can also peruse job listings on classified websites, and then apply to these gigs by directing these clients to your gigs on those freelance marketplaces. That is if the job listing is something that can be delivered or done remotely with no long-term commitment involved. You know the kind of job that qualifies as a gig.

• Jiffy Pro

Jiffy pro is a platform dedicated to people who are in the home maintenance line of work, experts like plumbers, tilers; electricians, roofers; lawnmowers, horticulturists; carpenters, etc., to quickly make some money by helping them find work that they can do around them.

if you want to make use of this app you have to be available to work on-site; you have to be able to present yourself when work that requires your particular skill or expertise becomes available because these kinds of works cannot be done remotely except you have some kind of supernatural ability to unclog a clogged pipe by pressing a few buttons on your keyboard. Nah I think not.

• Google Business

Maybe you are wondering what Google is doing here; the truth is that you can make money by making use of Google. 

Yes, you can search for things that are related to a particular profession and then contact businesses that come up in your search results offering them your services. You can even do this with just your phone.

Now, let me give you an example: you could search for “dentists in Watts”; this will bring up ‘places’ ( dental clinics in that area) like the picture below.

Now, think of any service that these professionals might need that you can provide, then contact them, and try to subtly sell them this service. It could be graphic design, website development; social media marketing, blog writing; virtual assistance, promo videos; etc. You just need to be creative and more importantly, sell skillfully.

Do not also forget that you can make use of social media platforms to advertise your services. Websites like Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn are good places to start.

All you need to do is to consistently post content on these platforms and people will soon start to notice your work. You don’t have to bombard your followers with adverts all the time. Post original content that is helpful, informative, and related to your niche.

You might think it will be overwhelming for you to manage your freelance business and also manage your social accounts at the same time; you are right. What I suggest you should do is use social media automation and planning tools. The ones listed below are great ones, to begin with.

There’re training products that can help you with getting leads like Triple Traffic Bots. You can also make use of these freemium easy to use tools if you feel like you do not have the prerequisite technical skills to start freelancing:

Graphics Design and Photo Editing

• Canva
• Stencil
• DesygnerFotorPixlr

Website Design

• Wix 
• Square Space
• Weebly
• Shopify (e-commerce)
• Groove (funnels and e-commerce)

Motion Graphics

• Flixpress
• Placeit by Envato

Video Editing

• Video FX (easy)
• Placeit by Envato (easy)
• Video Pad (slightly easy to learn)
• Shotcut (has a learning curve)
• VSDC (has a learning curve)
• HitFilm Express (has a learning curve)

One thing that I recommend if you want to be a freelancer for a long time is to get a website where people can book your services to avoid the competition on most freelance marketplace. It’s very easy to get a website set up, you only need to buy a domain name which you can easily grab from a registrar like NameSilo or NameCheap.

After getting a domain name, you need to set your website up and point it to your domain name. Accuweb Hosting and Getlark are two hosts that I make use of for my blogs and they are great with customers. Some other hosts that I’ve heard good things about are A2, SiteGround, Host Koala, Cybex Hosting, and HostFav.

WordPress is a very popular CMS and that should serve you for a portfolio website. If you want something more sleek and powerful, I recommend Processwire or MODX. You are going to need some coding skills to work with the latter two, or you can just hire a web developer. Make sure you ask the developer if he has any experience working with those CMSs though.

How to Make Money Easily #4: User Testing

One of my favorite things to do in my leisure time to make money by the side is user testing. What is user testing? User testing is simply crowdsourced testing.

 User-testing is the process by which testers like you and me are hired by established companies and startups to test their products, to identify loopholes, flaws; usability issues, bugs; etc., in their products.

 User testing is often done for quality assurance, and the product being tested can be anything, ranging from tangible products to intangible products. Anybody that creates any kind of products can need testers to test their products out before being released to the public.

 A shoe designer might need testers to make sure that his latest design is perfected in terms of fit, comfort, and durability. The same goes for electronic products manufacturers. Apps and website developers too can test their finished works to identify problems that they may have missed during the design or developmental process.

• Respondent

What do you think an extra $1000 can do for you this month? Maybe you will have a little extra change to save huh? I see you are doubting. Well, I’ll tell you this:  you can make up to that amount on Respondent because there are projects that pay quite well provided you are selected to participate.

Respondent is a company that connects market researchers with respondents. You get paid for taking part in user testing, focus groups, and other forms of research. Projects are added daily, and you can take part in any of these projects, so far you meet the requirements of the researcher.

The lowest paying projects that I’ve seen on Respondent are projects that pay around $30. They have projects that pay as high as $300 for sessions not lasting more than 2 to 4 hours at a time or few minutes per day that might go on for a week.

• Ping-Pong

Ping-Pong is another website that pays you to test apps and websites. Ping-Pong has been around for quite some time too, but it’s safe to say it’s a relatively new company. Joining the panel is easy, all you have to do is just head straight to their website and sign up, and that is it. 

The payouts Ping-Pong offers for tests vary, but you can expect to make something like €40 to €100 per hour on the website, which in my opinion is fair enough.

Ping-Pong conducts interviews, and they believe these interviews are user-friendly enough. All they require from you is a stable internet connection and some free time. Now, do you have some free time in exchange for some cool cash? I’ll leave you to answer that.

• Userlytics

If you have ever searched for ‘user testing before on the internet, Userlytics would be one of the more famous companies to pop up in your search results. Userlytics is quite a big name in the world of usability or user testing.

Userlytics usually pay around $10 per test, but you should get more than enough invitations that will make this worth your while. You need to know that when you get an invitation, you have to be quick about it, or someone else will beat you to it.

It’s like a survival of the fittest with Userlytics, but since you’ve got nothing to lose, I suggest you give them a try.

• Testbirds

Here is another website where you can find tons of s that you can quickly make money from. A lot of the tests that you will find on Testbirds usually revolve around finding bugs in software applications before these applications are released to the public. 

It can also be to make the user experience of these apps better.

So, if you’re good at identifying bugs in software applications, games, websites, etc., you will find that you are quite priceless to Testbirds. In terms of rewards,

 Testbirds offer great incentives on the tests that they offer. The incentives vary from test to test, but overall, Testbirds is a great place to make some cool bucks if you have the time.

• Test.io

The name already says it all; it’s all about testing! At Test.io, you are paid to help companies and software vendors identify flaws and bugs in their products.

You get paid for bug hunting, and the higher the number of bugs you can come up with in any given test the better the amount of money you make.

You can make up to $200 here in a month, that depends on your availability to take these tests though.

• UTest

This is more than the usual testing platform that you may expect; this surrounding surpasses all of that. At UTest, they have all sorts of tests available. These tests range from testing actual products to software and applications.

Because there are different kinds of tests available on UTest, there is no limit to the amount of money that you can make on UTest. They have different methods for paying their testers apart from PayPal.

• Testing Time

Testing Time is one of the crowdsourced testing platforms where you get a pretty good pay per hour rate of £50.  Testers don’t have an account; you just go to their website, input your details, and when they have tests that match your profile, you’ll be invited via email and phone.

In all honesty, you should sign up on Testing Time, they pay well, like really well.

How to Make Money Easily #5: Game Testing

Well, don’t look surprised; people get paid to test games too. Although opportunities to test games are somehow limited because there are not so many websites focusing on game testing exclusively. Even at that, trust me, I still have some websites for you that are going to help you in that direction.

• Game Tester

This is one of the websites that are exclusively dedicated to game testing. Projects are often added to the website, and usually, these are new games that are about to be released to the public.

So, you as the most valued player get to test the games, enjoying this exclusivity while you also get paid for your efforts. You help to identify the flaws that the programmer may have missed while developing the game, bugs, etc., and everybody is happy in the end.

I really can’t tell you how much you’re going to make here because it depends on the exact project that you are working on, but this website will pay you decently for your efforts.

• Play Test Cloud

Play Test Cloud is another platform that is dedicated to game testing. You get invited to test cycles whenever they have tests that match your profile. These tests range from m mobile games to computer games, and console games.

So, if you ever consider joining this platform, you’d do well to make sure your profile is up to date as much as possible.

How to Make Money Easily #6: Sell Used Stuff

If you’re short of cash and you need to make money fast, maybe all you need to do is look in your garage and house for stuff you can easily convert to cash.

You might need to get creative here and find things that people might consider valuable enough to part with some cash to acquire. Once you’ve figured the items you want to sell or auction out, where can you put them up? 

Here are some places you can look at.

1. eBay

This right here is a household name that I probably don’t need to explain much. Almost everybody that is active on the internet or has ever bought stuff on the internet would know what eBay is.

For those who have no idea what eBay is, it’s a marketplace where you can put up stuff for sale, both new and used.

2. Decluttr

Trying to change your old gadgets and get new ones? Do you have movies and music collections lying around the house that you would love to just get rid of? Decluttr might be the answer that you need.

Decluttr is a website and a smartphone app that buys stuff you no longer need from you if it falls into the following categories: wearables, Apple products, smartphones, game consoles, movies, music, iPods, and tablets.

They buy these items, refurbish, and then resell them. So, if you have some of these items in your house, you may be sitting on some cash. All you need to do is head over to their website and let them know you have the stuff to sell; they even offer free shipping.

Selling your stuff to the folks at Decluttr is a fast way to make some money when you need cash.

3. Letgo

Letgo has grown in popularity over the years. Let go is an online marketplace created on the premise that people should be able to make money off things they no longer need.

Letgo helps you let go of stuff you no longer need and fills your pocket with some cash in the process. That’s pretty much the reason behind the creation of Letgo.

Do you have anything you’d like to let go of, Letgo is there to help you with just that.

4. Apartment Therapy by Bazaar

Bazaar helps you to curate your home by selling everything you don’t need and welcoming everything you need. 

Do you have things like lighting, furniture, tabletops, accessories, and rugs that you’d like to get rid of? Bazaar is right at your doorstep, and ready to help you with that.

Bazaar has a preference for the type of goods that they allow on the platform. If what you are selling is related to items that make a home, then you’re good to go, but if It’s nothing like that, sorry, it’s not going to work. So, Apartment Therapy is all about home decoration, furniture, and the likes.

5. Facebook Marketplace

A lot of people still don’t know that they can sell their stuff on Facebook. There is a marketplace on Facebook where you can list your products to find interested buyers.

You need the Facebook mobile app to access the Marketplace from your mobile device.

This is what you need to do to access the Facebook Marketplace and post a listing:

1. Open the Facebook app.
2. Click the radio drop-down button tabletops on the right side of the screen.
3. Scroll down till you see Marketplace and click on it.
4. Click on the Publisher in Marketplace. It’s the text that says “What are you listing?”
5. Choose a category for the item you want to list.
6. Choose a photo that best represents the product you want to list or use your phone’s camera to take one. 
7. Tap on a photo to select it or tap the camera icon in the upper-left corner to open your phone’s camera.
8. After you’ve selected the photos you want, click Next in the upper-right corner.
9. Input your item’s info (title, price, location, etc.) into the fields. 
10. Enter shipping information or any other additional information you want to add to your listing.
11. Tap post to post your product listing.

Listed below are some other websites where you can sell your stuff. 

• Gazelle
• Swappa
• Glyde
• Gumtree
• Locanto
• Jiji
• Mercari
• Wallapop
• AdsGlobe
• Bookoo
• OfferUp
• AdlandPro
• Carousell

How to Make Money Easily #7: Sell Ads

There are three ways I believe you can start selling advertisements: 

1. On a freelance marketplace
2. On a dedicated solo ads platform
3. By becoming an influencer

Now let me break them down for you.

I know that we all understand what an ad (advert) is; however, what we may not understand is how we can start to sell ads because we are not some celebrities that are constantly trending on social media.

So, let me tell you a secret: if you have some followings on social media, like say 3000 on Instagram, Twitter, or TikTok, you can become a micro-influencer. A micro-influencer is someone who influences a group of people, usually smaller in number and niche specific. 

So, back to how you can sell.

• On a Freelance Marketplace

If you have the kind of following that I mentioned before, you can post gigs on websites like Fiverr or even Facebook groups, use companies’ links in your bio, and also give them shout-outs to promote their products or services. That can start from as low as $3, just be creative.

• On a Solo Ads Website

If you happen to own an email list, you can start selling solo ads. All you need to do is register on a platform like Udimi, and you can promote other people’s products to your subscribers. 

You can determine the price you want to charge anyhow you want, the better the traffic you send to your ad buyers, the more you can charge. I suppose that’s an easy way to make some money.

• Become a Micro-Influencer

There are some applications and websites dedicated to micro Influencers. Some are listed below to help you get started:

• Brandbassador
• Koli
• Collabor8
• Manifest
• Meesho

Wrapping Up

Here we have a lot of options through which you can make money easily. All you need now is the will to start, put one foot in front of the other, and get started because nothing gets done unless what we do.

Don’t be one of those people who take all the information they can take in, then go about their way and do nothing with that information. That’s the number one thing that sets a lot of people who are trying to make money on the internet back.

So, with that said, find what works for you and work on it. You don’t have to do everything I mentioned in this post. In fact, you most likely can’t. Choose one, work on it, and see how it goes. Trying to do too much at once might decrease your productivity, and I want to believe that’s not what we want.

You might want to ask “what do I recommend for a start?”. 

These are my suggestions:

1. Anybody can do website and app testing so far you browse the internet and make use of applications.
2. If you have any digital skills that you’re very good at, consider freelancing.
3. If you are a very active gamer, sign up on those sites that pay you to play and test games, and make some money while doing what you enjoy.
4. If you know how to do nothing at all, consider doing microtasks, surveys, or just sell stuff you no longer need.

With that being said, I presume you’re ready now, go for it, and cheers to a better life!

Always,

Ralph Esan