Have you been wondering how you can make money online fast and easy? Well, here you will get all you need to kick-start your journey to success online. There are so many opportunities for making money online that present themselves to you. However, be keen to go for legitimate ones that pay and not scams and fraudulent activities.

Write with passion for cash

Did you know that you can monetize your skills and expertise online? Writing is one of the ways that you can make money online. There are online platforms where writers are employed to write articles and informational contents such as blogs and even news articles. All you need here is to bring your skills in grammar and fast typing. Some of the recommended websites to look for writing gigs are Upwork, iWriter, and Listverse.

Get rid of the old and unwanted stuff online

Is your garage filled with old stuff that you’re not using anymore? Well, newsflash! This is your green card to making money online. Craigslist and eBay are the most popular online platforms where buyers and sellers converge. Here, you can post something that you no longer want and hopefully get an interested buyer and make some cash.

Get paid to conduct online surveys

If you like giving answers to questions and helping people out, then this is your chance to make money online. Sites such as MindFieldOnline.com InboxDollars.com pay people to conduct online surveys and fill out given questionnaires. The job may not pay much, but it’s worth your time since it’s easy to do. Here, you give opinions and your views on given topics or even products.

Work for outsourcing companies

This is perhaps the most flexible way to make money online from any location; it can be at the comfort of your house or in a public park. There are companies such as CrowdSource, Liveops, and SpeakWrite that outsource the jobs given to them by clients. Once you sign up with them, you will be required to create a schedule for working with them and get paid per hour’s jobs. Some of the jobs here include writing, transcription, and online support services.

Get paid to market products online

Are you good at convincing people to either use product or buy it? If yes than internet marketing is your next big thing to making money online. You will be required to purchase a product and do a review on it, possibly showing potential buyers how to use it and the benefits that come from it. You can choose from a variety of products that suit you, which of course, also depends on the company you are working for. Alternatively, you can market a product in your blog page, a YouTube channel or even a referral program and get some quick cash.

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• Rupert Murdoch's son slams Trump
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• USS Fitzgerald's leadership removed
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• Canada sees 'unprecedented' surge in asylum seekers
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• Pediatricians say Florida hurt sick kids to help big GOP donors
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• Pussy Riot: Authoritarianism spreading like 'STD'
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• Sierra Leone: New mudslide threat looms
The death toll from a devastating mudslide on the outskirts of Sierra Leone's capital climbed Thursday to 331 as mourners prepared to lay their dead to rest in a mass burial.
• Russia's media: serving people or power
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• Trump has small window to deal with North Korea
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• Tourists couldn't care less about N. Korea's threats
A Hong Kong court has jailed Joshua Wong and two other leaders of the 2014 "Umbrella Movement," three years after they helped organize the largest pro-democracy protests ever held in the city.
• Tired by war, some Syrians seek respite by the sea
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• Saving endangered turtles in a former war zone
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• Daily Stormer: Now Russia blocks neo-Nazi website
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• Striking similarities between KKK and Islamist jihadis
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• NFL star: 'I can't stand for the national anthem'
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• In the face of hatred, we cannot be indifferent
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• Grace Mugabe asks for diplomatic immunity over alleged assault
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Source by Donna Gain