Hi guys. I'm Chase. I'm here to learn wealth processes, and also help you out in return.
For my introductory forum post I'm going to tell you a bit about my current projects, and give you a couple of leads on making money online if you're in the beginning stages of your journey, like I am.
These are what I've done (and am doing) so far. You may have heard of these already, but if you haven't, here they are.
Selling products under your own private label brand on Amazon.
There are millionaires who do only this. I have a friend who makes five figures a month doing this.
You find a product on Amazon that has quite a bit of demand and not too much competition. Difficult, but still doable.
Then you source that product from a factory (usually found in China, on the site Alibaba.com).
Then you arrange for samples to check quality, make a larger order afterwards, and have these products branded and sent to Amazon fulfillment centers to be sold under your listing. Once the products are there and your listing is live, every sale you make is shipped out by Amazon and you pocket the profit.
There is a lot more to this. "The Amazing Seller Podcast" is a good place to find more info.
I've done this. It's very simple. If you're an expert on something (or at least have more expertise than average) and have microsoft word, you can do it easily.
It's free to do, and free to post for sale. If you want to make much money with it you'll have to have it in an in-demand niche and be good at marketing online.
This is a cool site. Blockchain-based, censorship resistant, and you get paid based on the number and quality of upvotes you receive on the content you post.
Each Steemit account has a certain amount of a cryptocurrency called Steem, which is tradeable for Bitcoin which is then sellable for cash.
You get more Steem when users upvote your posts. The more Steem power a person has, the more their vote is worth.
It's easy to get followers on Steemit. If you're a blogger (or a wannabe blogger) you should be posting there. Many of the top bloggers make well over six figures a year doing it.
That's it for me at the moment. See you guys around, and if you have any questions about the previous that I might know the answer to, please don't hesitate to ask.
~Chase
For my introductory forum post I'm going to tell you a bit about my current projects, and give you a couple of leads on making money online if you're in the beginning stages of your journey, like I am.
These are what I've done (and am doing) so far. You may have heard of these already, but if you haven't, here they are.
Amazon Private Label Products
Selling products under your own private label brand on Amazon.
There are millionaires who do only this. I have a friend who makes five figures a month doing this.
You find a product on Amazon that has quite a bit of demand and not too much competition. Difficult, but still doable.
Then you source that product from a factory (usually found in China, on the site Alibaba.com).
Then you arrange for samples to check quality, make a larger order afterwards, and have these products branded and sent to Amazon fulfillment centers to be sold under your listing. Once the products are there and your listing is live, every sale you make is shipped out by Amazon and you pocket the profit.
There is a lot more to this. "The Amazing Seller Podcast" is a good place to find more info.
Writing Kindle Ebooks
I've done this. It's very simple. If you're an expert on something (or at least have more expertise than average) and have microsoft word, you can do it easily.
It's free to do, and free to post for sale. If you want to make much money with it you'll have to have it in an in-demand niche and be good at marketing online.
Blogging Or Vlogging On Steemit.com
This is a cool site. Blockchain-based, censorship resistant, and you get paid based on the number and quality of upvotes you receive on the content you post.
Each Steemit account has a certain amount of a cryptocurrency called Steem, which is tradeable for Bitcoin which is then sellable for cash.
You get more Steem when users upvote your posts. The more Steem power a person has, the more their vote is worth.
It's easy to get followers on Steemit. If you're a blogger (or a wannabe blogger) you should be posting there. Many of the top bloggers make well over six figures a year doing it.
That's it for me at the moment. See you guys around, and if you have any questions about the previous that I might know the answer to, please don't hesitate to ask.
~Chase
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