[hartiberlin]

Hi,
please share your sucess story, how you are able to make money on the Internet.

What kind of methods do you use and how much does that make about ?
(Please don´t brag, but just tell us some details...)

Do you use Affiliate Marketing or run a Youtube account ?

What makes passive income, where not too much work is needed...
Or did you design a product you are selling ?

What works best for you and is the easiest method ?

Many thanks for the insights.

Regards, Stefan.

[myappsgallery]

I would like to know about it. Unfortunately, there is no one sharing his secret here.

[divaan]

Depending on:
- how many budget you have,
- where is your location,
- what IT skills you have,
- how much revenue per month you aim,
- what governmental regulations are running on your area,
- what is the market demands for your location,
and ...
differs from one person to another.

[Dee13211]

For me, the most passive internet income is ad revenue from my sites. It won't replace my regular income by any stretch of the imagination, but it is what I consider passive. I have a few sites that I made specifically for people looking for the particular information that I share, without looking for the sites to make any real dough. I didn't make them for financial gain but as long as they are out there, I might as well use a little of the whitespace and throw up a few Google ads on each page and gain a couple of bucks.

I have sold products on eBay through a dropshipping company. While this could possibly replace my income, I felt like it took far too much time for the returns. I had no problem selling at a higher price than the competition that was listing the same products from the same company. But to do that, you have to know something about internet shoppers. I have always priced items at a higher price than the competition and sold fast - online and off. From kitchen items to power tools to cars to houses and more. It's fun sometimes but I wouldn't want to do it on a fulltime basis.

I also threw together a couple of books and have sold them on Amazon for the Kindle. Again, with the amount of time that it takes to put together a quality self-published book, the revenue from that won't pay the bills either.

[frischid]

I read about sharing storage e.g. from your raspberry pi over the internet and get paid for every MB, but of course this needs power and I thinks it's like mining bitcoins and still not paying the bills. I didn't tried the storage sharing but it might be very interesting.

[binil]

I read about sharing storage e.g. from your raspberry pi over the internet and get paid for every MB, but of course this needs power and I thinks it's like mining bitcoins and still not paying the bills. I didn't tried the storage sharing but it might be very interesting.

I think what you are referring to is https://storj.io/

Its decentralized storage. Don't know if the earnings are enough to host your own server, pay the bills for internet connection and electricity.

If anyone have any experience, please share.

[amaverick]

online tv? this is a rather complicated undertaking, it is necessary to think carefully about the audience, content and methods of monetization

[jelle619]

Cryptocurrency's probably your best bet. Personally, doing gigs for other people is the method I would go for, especially since it's risk-free, but it requires you to be skilled in something.

[afizat]

To make money online, I use google AdSense and make websites. And I wrote articles on current issues related to technology media. To the extent I have used AdSense I have been very pleased. 

[blanewaxman]

online tv? this is a rather complicated undertaking, it is necessary to think carefully about the audience, content and methods of monetization

Any suggestions on where to look for gigs?