Name: 2019年網上賺錢的首要方法 (Top ways to make money online in 2019)
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Hey, tackle it here and welcome back to another episode of the tack.

Lied Now, as an ex Google tack lied, I thought it would be appropriate for me to give you an overview of the top ways to make money online in 2019.

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Now the key thing I want you to understand is that we're living in an age of influencers.

That's the current trend that is driving virtually all online business right now, however, simply being an influencer like myself, you don't generate any revenue that way, right?

You generate revenue by pushing some product, which, as I'm talking about, I encourage you guys to be buying some of my stuff.

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Influencers generate revenue by pushing products, so there are few size you can be on here.

You can either be the influencer or you can be the product, or you can help either of thes sites, right.

You can help the influence or influence, or you can help create the project.

So the first way to make money is that you can be an influencer.

And the key to understand here is that you don't necessarily need to be some huge influence or, like Casey Nice that was just appealing to everybody.

Really, all you need here to make a living or even some side income, is to have a small niche blogger podcast, YouTube channel, maybe a Facebook group and instagram page, and would you can push some product.

If it's some really smart group of people, but they're very focused like, let's say, is a group of dog owners whose dogs have diabetes and you're just tailoring all of your tips for that.

Then if there was some product that we're to help dogs with diabetes, then you could get them all set up and you would start being here with the generate revenue quite quickly.

YouTube and podcasting are two pretty big mediums, thes days, and the key thing to remember here is that you don't want to dilute your are the answer channel with a bunch of other random stuff.

For example, this channel is apparently focused on tech software engineering, with a little bit of personal finalists thrown in just for kicks butt.

Once you start losing your channel way too much, then your audience becomes too widespread as just really hard to sell products to this group of people.

Sponsors aren't going to want to work with you now.

One thing is, even if your channel isn't that big and you don't have sponsorship deals would you don't necessarily need, you can still get yourself all set up by setting up your own sponsors, and naturally, it links like one common technique.

Is Amazon affiliate links and would you just recommend products for people to buy?

There's also all the bull trial links and the whole bunch of other affiliate links that you could guess that up.

You can also work with people in your space.

Maybe some other influencer has a mother deal or some product that they're trying to push.

You can just offer that you can help them push whatever product that is and take some commission off of that.

Second way that you'll be able to generate revenue online is that you can actually be on the product site in which you come up with the product.

You know, there's really two sides of the equation to be able to generate revenue here if all you do is so a product than that works good as well.

And then you confined influencers, in which you provide some revenue share and then you push out the product that way.

Actually, there's a researcher over at UC Berkeley named Peter Schou Bess, and he has been contacted me recently.

He's been writing guides just online e books, and they asked me to push them out.

So actually, one e book that he had written is how to make money online through writing e books.

But he essentially goes through the basics of using a site like Gum Road.

There are a number of other platforms you can use himself stuff online.

Or so you can think about what you want this cell, right?

It may be a digital product and which you're selling, say, ah, document like a book that you just write up.

It could be a song, a zip file, maybe some recipes, ingredients, any number of these things.

And would you just go out and you print stuff and you custom create these things and then you can sell that and I've seen someone that, for example, they take their own photographs of really nice looking animals and then they printed on within blocks through another printing service.

And then they sell you that completed product.

And you can easily just said that the e commerce referent to be able to sell these things there's also etc.

If you're looking for that distribution, once you've created this project, you're going to need the marketing, and that's really where you go.

Find some influencer in your space, offered them a little bit of commission, right, and then they'll be able to help push your product out for you if you negotiate that deal and email enough people, that's at least the strategy that Peter has been going for it.

If you're interested in that, there be a link in the description below.

Now there's another type of selling online here that I would categorize a little bit differently, but I would consider it selling at scale, so this would be like drop shipping using Amazon F B A.

In this scenario, you buy a bunch of stuff, right?

Maybe you go through Alley Express and you just order like 100 different French press machines and then you go on Amazon, and you sell them at double the price and you put in your own listing, maybe upload your own photographs and just make the product look nice.

And then it's a nice passive source of income, and there are other platforms as well, Like Shopify or eBay.

I've seen what some people do is they actually go on Amazon and print T shirts, right?

So Amazon has a T shirt printing service.

Actually, this year I printed off Amazon, and you can buy this year as well.

Attack lead In the description below, I've heard of some stories where people will find some trending topic right like game of Thrones.

And then they're going to go print T shirts with the references to that Siri's.

Of course, you need to be very careful about copyright violation, but if you're able to do it in the sly enough way, you know, with your own artwork, then you'll be able to come up with something that will appeal to people within that fan base, and then what you can actually do here is you take out Instagram as or Facebook as they're highly targeted to this specific group of people who happen to like game of Thrones and using that very targeted advertising, you're able to get your marketing out.

So in this scenario, sure, you can go work with influencers, but they're going to want some cut, and it may not be targeted Very well, right?

At least you could find some influence or specifically in your space.

But in this scenario, you can actually just bypass all of those influences and just go straight to using advertising their highly targeted.

And that can actually get you said that you just skip influencers altogether there.

Now, another popular trend has been the something of the Month club.

For example, I subscribe to a coffee of the Month club, and you can join me on that, too, if you like, there'll be a link in the description below Atlas coffee of the club.

They send you a coffee from around the world somewhere every single month, and it's just fun, and they give you a postcard about that as well.

Somebody else is going to go through other trouble figuring out what's good for me and then send that to me as a fun little surprise.

And you, you have, like, beef jerky of the Month club.

You have Japan candy box, where they send you some fun Japanese snacks every month.

I think the great thing about this type of business is that it is incredibly consistent.

So you also don't need a whole bunch of customers, right?

If you have 1000 people subscribe to your service, and every month they pay you 10 bucks, you send them some Japanese candy.

That's already 100 20 Kate business right there.

It's not enough to build a whole company around necessarily, but enough to sustain yourself.

And it's some pretty decent passive income that way.

And because you're monetizing that so well and it's so consistent, you just don't necessarily need to be taking out as all the time.

And it can also spread through just basic word of mouth messaging because people are being reminded every month that there's this new package coming in, and then they share that with their friends.

Now there are so many different ways to make money online, and one huge category actually has to do with just general freelancing work right?