The 7 Ways To Earn Money
1. Make Money Online with Swagbucks
Basically this is a free site that offers you a bunch of ways to earn cash, gift cards, or other rewards.
You can earn by answering polls, taking surveys, doing simple tasks (like giving feedback about a website), trading in old video games or books, and even playing games on their site.
I have tried it out and have received multiple payments from them, so I can attest that it is legit. While you won’t get rich doing this, to me it seems like a great way for internet-loving teens to make some money. Findout more here .
2. Sell stuff on eBay for Mom and Dad
I am sure mom and dad wouldn’t mind sharing some of the profits,if you sell some of their clutter for them. I say ask them for 50%of what you make from it!
3. Take online surveys
I am not particularly fond of the whole online survey thing since I had a bad experience using CashCrate . But there are lots of online survey sites and people who do it successfully. Here are afew if you want to investigate itfurther:
*. Swagbucks
*. Global Test Market
*. MySurvey
*. Vindale Research
*. Fusion Cash
*. Inbox Dollars
I recommend proceeding with caution and definitely not payinganything to join.
4. Raise Money Online
If you are raising money for a community service project or missions , you might want to check out a site like GoFundMe.com . They make it easy for teens to raise money forany type of project. People have used it to raise the money for everything from mission trips to medical bills, weddings and honeymoons, business ventures, and even college tuition.
5. Social Marketing Consultant
Many companies are looking for qualified candidates who know the ins and outs of Myspace, Facebook, and Twitter to help them with their social marketing efforts. Head over to a job site and search for “social media marketing”.
6. Cleaning out Foreclosed Homes
With there being as many foreclosed homes out there as there are, the bankers (who now own the houses) don’t want to clean them up and they are willing to pay hefty sums for those who will. So it is fairly easy to start a Foreclosure cleanup business and get paid pretty well in the process. If you are interested here is a course you can take to learn more.
7. Find odd-jobs on Craigslist
Some of these might be landscaping work, or similar odd-jobs, but it might be great summer time work for teens!
1. Make Money Online with Swagbucks
Basically this is a free site that offers you a bunch of ways to earn cash, gift cards, or other rewards.
You can earn by answering polls, taking surveys, doing simple tasks (like giving feedback about a website), trading in old video games or books, and even playing games on their site.
I have tried it out and have received multiple payments from them, so I can attest that it is legit. While you won’t get rich doing this, to me it seems like a great way for internet-loving teens to make some money. Findout more here .
2. Sell stuff on eBay for Mom and Dad
I am sure mom and dad wouldn’t mind sharing some of the profits,if you sell some of their clutter for them. I say ask them for 50%of what you make from it!
3. Take online surveys
I am not particularly fond of the whole online survey thing since I had a bad experience using CashCrate . But there are lots of online survey sites and people who do it successfully. Here are afew if you want to investigate itfurther:
*. Swagbucks
*. Global Test Market
*. MySurvey
*. Vindale Research
*. Fusion Cash
*. Inbox Dollars
I recommend proceeding with caution and definitely not payinganything to join.
4. Raise Money Online
If you are raising money for a community service project or missions , you might want to check out a site like GoFundMe.com . They make it easy for teens to raise money forany type of project. People have used it to raise the money for everything from mission trips to medical bills, weddings and honeymoons, business ventures, and even college tuition.
5. Social Marketing Consultant
Many companies are looking for qualified candidates who know the ins and outs of Myspace, Facebook, and Twitter to help them with their social marketing efforts. Head over to a job site and search for “social media marketing”.
6. Cleaning out Foreclosed Homes
With there being as many foreclosed homes out there as there are, the bankers (who now own the houses) don’t want to clean them up and they are willing to pay hefty sums for those who will. So it is fairly easy to start a Foreclosure cleanup business and get paid pretty well in the process. If you are interested here is a course you can take to learn more.
7. Find odd-jobs on Craigslist
Some of these might be landscaping work, or similar odd-jobs, but it might be great summer time work for teens!
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