How Long Have You Been Making Money Online?

I've been making money online for more than 10 years! Not continuously though, I did take a one year break. My main online occupation for the past 5 years has been freelance writing, but I started out with a few different money making programs that I'm no longer involved with.

I have done some affiliate marketing, with a little success, and I run a blog. I will continue to try out new money making ideas and find ways to increase my earnings online.

 

I have been making money online for more than 2 years already. I earned quite a good amount for the past 2 years that I am earning online. Most of my money were earned from paid posting and online investments. I am planning to create my own blog this time and hopefully I can make some decent earnings with it.

 

I started about a year ago, but I never became too serious with it. I just use a few programs to earn to serve as a supplementary source of income. I find it very enjoyable as well, and I'm planning on learning a lot more and hopefully being able to earn more in the near future.

 

I started making money online back in 2008, since then I have tried out many money making opportunities.

I have tried out PTC sites, paid to post forums, HYIP/autosurf, money cyclers, MLM programs, forex trading, affiliate marketing, data entry, article writing and many more.

 

I've been making money online for about a year now by way of PPC, PSU, Bitcoins, affiliate programs, translation and transcription, and other ways that have proved to be effective and fun for me.

 

I started about a year ago, and I am not serious enough to make a fortune out of it lol.
As of now, my web site (with a blog and forum) is making only around $50 per month in revenue (about $15 cost per month). Most of the revenue is from Viglink, Amazon Association, and BuySellads.

Making serious money online require serious effort. I am not taking it as a full time job so I don't have enough time to do all the necessary work (such as writing articles every day etc.) to rapidly grow my web site's traffic and revenue.

 

I would have to say that I haven't been making money online all that long, actually. In fact, I would estimate my income from my ventures to stretch back no further than three to three and a half years.

I went into GPTs and PTCs for start-up money, then experimented with campaigns, blogs, and other types of websites until I found what clicks with me - affiliate marketing. This is my primary source of income today and actually nets me a nice part-time income after the ROI on my campaigns. I am looking into starting up a long-term venture as a steady income stream, I haven't made up my mind yet, however.

 

I don't really know, I have made my first few cents when I was still a minor but I only started to earn a nice amount of money when I turned 19, so about 2~3 years ago My first attempts were PTC sites of course, then I tried pay per download, doing surveys, etc. You name it. Now I get most of my income from clickbank.

 

I have been making money online since around 2004, I started running a forum and then I moved into GPT sites and then in 2007 I launched some blogs and started making money writing articles.

 

I started internet marketing toward the end of 2012. It took me several months to figure out what to do, and how to do it.

About 3 months ago, I started making money online, and am gradually increasing my income, skills, and knowledge every day.

 

I have been making money online for a year and a half. I started looking into make money online about 3 years ago but wasn't really serious about it then. Plus, when I started looking for money making opportunities online I ran into a lot of scams and I got a little discouraged, but I am glad I never gave up it just takes time.

 

I think getting a coach to train you in affiliate marketing is a good ideas as it can appear overwhelming and really complicated. Which specialists do you recommend?

 

There are a number of them on Youtube, and they are okay for getting you started, but for more advanced tactics you might have to pay up. There are a few affiliate links out there that would direct you to known methods and they often come with a membership that gets you into their free seminars. I've never personally participated in any of these, but they might be worth a shot if you find the right one for you.

 

I have been making money online for 3-4 months now, and I consider myself an intermediate at the moment. I know some basic SEO, basic traffic generation methods, and basic methods to earn money. I have yet to become a novice, or expert on them.

I started off with GPT sites, then progressed to content writing. I'm working on a blog that has been on hold for the past few days since I'm trying to advertise my Youtube channel. I haven't had much luck so far though, but I'm sure some views will come eventually.

 

I definitely consider myself a beginner in internet marketing and making money online. I guess my skills aren't that bad since all my friends ask me how I do it. I have signed up to affiliate/publisher sites to see if I can make an income with my website. Hopefully that goes well for me. Good luck on your online expedition!

 

I was making money online doing some freelance coding a few year ago. I have also used GPT PTC, other prize sites such as Lockersz and online websites. The more time I spend learning about me ways to make money the more I end up earning, which is great.

 

Over the last 5-6 years, I have made money through doing a lot of freelance work by writing articles, through Adsense, by creating websites and blogs for others, and now I am successfully selling one good online product since last 2 years.

 

Not long actually - I started out making money through Clickbank years ago then sort of just stopped - I'm still not sure why as I was making money daily. Now I'm doing a little bit of this and that (Fiverr, paid surveys, paid socialization etc.) - nothing is currently at the point where it's a huge amount of income, but it is slowly growing. Getting back into it I don't mind slow progress, as long as progress is being made.

 

I started making money online recently only on CloudCrowd, a Facebook app. The first few days went pretty smoothly with easily doable tasks, but this last task really got into my nerves. It was classifying computer attributes, I went into a lot of trouble to make it right, and my account was locked out and I don't understand why. Really disappointing, they should explain why that happened!