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[MisterW]

I'm into making money online since 2012ish, to be frank I had some hard times getting on the right track, and that's because first method I found to make money was with those ptc/gpt sites :)))

Long story short in a month or 2 I realized there's no big money to be made from such sites and I looked for other ways to make real money online, at least couple thousands per month to sustain my self and luckly I stumble upon "Making Money with AdSense while Blogging" and in the first year I learnt alot, from site creation, content creation to seo optiomization to bbring in traffic.

I did struggle with adsense about 2 years till I managed to conquer a niche and my site ranked nr 1 in Google and the real money started to roll in, and since that day I do niche sites and I'm doing pretty well.

Now 2017 and I want to invest cash into CPA marketing, but before I do that I need to test the waters, offers, landing pages, trackers, spying and of course traffic sources. Will keep you updated.

The answer is YES, I'm making money full time, I don't have other offline job or parents helping me, actually I help them with cash when they need.

Are you a full time or part time money online maker?

 

[Wisdom01]

To earn on part time basis is not bad but if you can commit yourself to earn full time it's for your own good because the level of earning with part time can't never be same with someone who work full-time, but someone like me I had job offline and it's part time so am combine both work together that is why I will soon adjust my activities offline to meet up with my business online

True Working full-time can definitely lead to higher earnings, but it's not always possible for everyone. Combining part-time offline work with online business can be an excellent way to increase your income and work towards your goals.

 

[Deyiang]

Making money online is a choice that one should make.
If you want to make money you have to look at your situation
Do you have an offline job at this moment
If you don't have them you can start it has full time but if you have you can do as part time

 

[Sanjee]

I am very new in this online field of earnings and haven't earned much so far. I earn most from my offline job and offline from mylot only and haven't earned anything from other websites as yet.
Firstly i was cheated by literacybase.com and then i was a bit unlucky at forum wheel and even at postloop. So i am still looking for a good website to earn some money. Actually i have tried some PTC websites as well but i never continued as it requires a lot of patience and time for a very small chunk of money.

I have been working on the sites for the last 15 years, and as far as I remember, I have not even earned $1000 till now from the sites. Maybe I am not able to devote much time to them because of my offline job. But the fact is, people are making a good amount of money online. We need to identify what we should choose and where we can put our best efforts.

 

[Sanjee]

I work both offline and online and the reason for this is because of how unstable the economy is , you need to find something to do apart from your normal 9-5 jobs. I do not believe working online partly should affect your job.

I agree with you as well. It is always a good idea to look for additional revenue streams outside of our primary source of income. I also give the websites a try in the hopes of making a little cash from them.

 

[Icecloud]

Interesting story, good for you. I'm actually working full time online now but it's not enough and I'm earning a little. I tried many ways, but I didn't succeed. Of course, I had good opportunities, but I didn't have enough knowledge. Right now I'm taking a little break and just focusing on PTP

 

[Ofonime]

Definatwly for someone like me I think it's the best to make money online full time it's one of those ways which you can make good amount of income but if you chose to work on part time you can as well make money but it won't produce you Better result as compared to full time earning