Jamie
Member
Do you do anything other than your apprenticeship to get some extra cash?
Jamie
Member
I work a Sunday shift at a restaurant (in the kitchen) which was my old full time job. On a Saturday (my 'day off') I work for myself online.When I first started my apprenticeship I was at McDonalds, it didn't last long because I was really over-working myself, but it got me by
What about you?
Jamie
Member
It's been said beforeYou sound like a workaholic
I enjoy working, but I wouldn't say no to an extra day in the week for myself H
Harry
I'm new here!
I used to run an I.T forum but I lost time in it. It used to make a few pound a week, nothing amazing lol
Ryan
Active Member
I've ran a fair few, ranging from football forums, to general forums. Admittedly with Apprentice Forums we have an tech guy who is brilliant with SEO and so on, so he's played a massive part in the forum being up and running
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Harry
I'm new here!
It is really hard with all those forums out there like they are today
Ryan
Active Member
Exactly! You have to have a unique idea nowadays to be able to compete in the forum world
Jamie
Member
Forums are fast being overtaken by blogs in my opinion.Exactly! You have to have a unique idea nowadays to be able to compete in the forum world
Ryan
Active Member
I reckon social media has a big impact as well
Jamie
Member
I've added a new service to my blog called WordPress Startups where I set up, control and support a WordPress blog for you (with theme, domains and hosting) for an affordable price, hoping it takes off.
Ryan
Active Member
It does sound good, especially for the people out there who aren't so tech savvy!
Business Upside
Member
Nowadays there are a lot of ways to earn money, one can simply work from home as a freelancer or can even write blogs.
williamsinc
New Member
Start an online business .
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Jahanara Sultana
New Member
Get online freelancing work. ...
Test your apps and websites. ...
Take on projects on Mechanical Turk at Amazon.com. ...
Take surveys to get cash. ...
Use your blog as an affiliate to earn money. ...
On Etsy, sell your products. ...
Get money from advertising on your blog or YouTube channel. ...
Become an influencer on Instagram.
Test your apps and websites. ...
Take on projects on Mechanical Turk at Amazon.com. ...
Take surveys to get cash. ...
Use your blog as an affiliate to earn money. ...
On Etsy, sell your products. ...
Get money from advertising on your blog or YouTube channel. ...
Become an influencer on Instagram.
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Rodney
New Member
Like some others working a second job, I worked at Tesco Saturdays alongside my apprenticeship many years ago.
Unfortunately they expected more and more of me. Stuff like training in the evenings etc, simply couldn't do it. I left because I had no time to get the experience I needed for example learning how to use tills, mark down guns etc.
But for an extra £200 a month back then it was definitely worth it
Unfortunately they expected more and more of me. Stuff like training in the evenings etc, simply couldn't do it. I left because I had no time to get the experience I needed for example learning how to use tills, mark down guns etc.
But for an extra £200 a month back then it was definitely worth it
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Rodney
New Member
With some knowledge of SEO you could do a blog and sell guest posting. Obviously you need to get links yourself to build some authority but then you can sell links for £50+ in exchange for unique content.
A lot of people seem to do this, create blogs, build them up, then sell links. Takes time though and you'd probably want to buy a domain which already has some authority rather than a new domain.
A lot of people seem to do this, create blogs, build them up, then sell links. Takes time though and you'd probably want to buy a domain which already has some authority rather than a new domain.
Ziporal Mothis
New Member
Absolutely! I can help with freelance jobs, consulting, and even online tutoring.