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[Bango]

as you know for the reason of Bad Economy it's difficult to earn even 1$ in Tier-3 countries and also even 1$ could be worthly for some people. also most of Paid Online Survey Sites have no survey for tier 3 countries. now what is the options? what is your suggestion? Thank you

 

[IB DD]

There are many ways you can make money online, even if you live in Tier 3 countries. However, you must consider working on low competition websites. This is why sites like Upwork may not be ideal for people who do not have experience. Websites like Hire Talents is a also a great place for people who would like to work online.

That notwithstanding, I have made some reasonable amount of good money on Upwork as a writer. I actually think that for freelancing platforms, it's more about your skill level rather than your location. If you are good with your freelancing niche, you would get gigs on freelancing platforms regardless of location.

 

[Jack090]

Earning money in Tier-3 countries can be challenging due to limited opportunities and infrastructure. However, here are some potential ways to earn money in such countries:

1. Online freelancing: Utilize your skills and expertise to offer freelance services online. Platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, and Fiverr connect freelancers with clients worldwide, allowing you to earn income regardless of your location.

2. Remote work: Look for remote job opportunities. Many international companies and startups offer remote positions for various roles like customer support, content writing, virtual assistance, and more.

3. Tourism-related work: If your country attracts tourists, you can explore opportunities in the tourism sector. Tourism-related activities like tour guiding, hospitality services, and handicrafts can provide income.

4. Agriculture and farming: Tier-3 countries often have a strong agricultural base. Consider farming practices or exploring opportunities in producing and selling agricultural products. Organic farming or niche products can also be lucrative.

5. Teach a foreign language: If you speak a widely spoken language, you can offer language tutoring services. Many individuals and businesses from Tier-1 or Tier-2 countries are willing to pay for language lessons.

6. Start a small business: Identify local needs and market gaps, and start a small business that caters to them. This can include launching a grocery store, food stall, or a small online business focusing on unique local products.

7. Art and crafts: If you possess artistic skills, create and sell your artworks, handicrafts, or traditional goods. Various online platforms and local markets might help you reach potential customers.

Remember, each country has unique opportunities and challenges, so it's essential to research and explore the specific conditions and demands of the Tier-3 country you reside in.

 

[Ben Kempton]

That notwithstanding, I have made some reasonable amount of good money on Upwork as a writer. I actually think that for freelancing platforms, it's more about your skill level rather than your location. If you are good with your freelancing niche, you would get gigs on freelancing platforms regardless of location.

Indeed, making money on Upwork is possible. However, the main issue is related to experience and skills. We must remember that Upwork is a place where you tend to compete with other freelancers. This is a very important factor we must try to understand. If you are not able to compete with others, then you may not be able to make money. The best way to deal with this problem is to make sure that you create the best kind of portfolio or resume. Apart from that, you must also make sure that you bid on projects you are capable of completing and delivering on time.

 

[IB DD]

Indeed, making money on Upwork is possible. However, the main issue is related to experience and skills. We must remember that Upwork is a place where you tend to compete with other freelancers. This is a very important factor we must try to understand. If you are not able to compete with others, then you may not be able to make money. The best way to deal with this problem is to make sure that you create the best kind of portfolio or resume. Apart from that, you must also make sure that you bid on projects you are capable of completing and delivering on time.

That's just it. When you bid on projects that you can seamlessly complete, and take it, and you deliver it very well, you would be getting positive reviews which would help to boost your profile even more on the platform and earn you more gigs.

Competence and competition is key though to success in Upwork.

 

[Ben Kempton]

That's just it. When you bid on projects that you can seamlessly complete, and take it, and you deliver it very well, you would be getting positive reviews which would help to boost your profile even more on the platform and earn you more gigs.

Competence and competition is key though to success in Upwork.

The main problem is the fact that despite following all the rules, it could still be quite hard for many people to secure a bid on Upwork and similar kind of sites. I think that the best way to counter this problem is to make sure that you work on websites that offer upfront payments. I have worked on such kind of platforms before and i have earned money on such platforms. One such kind of platform was Write Learn Earn. However, now it is closed. They offered upfront payments to writers, even though pay rates were quite low.

 

[kiraa]

Speaking from my experience i earn small money from paid to post sites and i collect those moneys and after i reach around 20$ i use those money to start trading online, that will make me good profit, i know it have some risks but the profit is good and don't take that much time unlike ptc and faucet sites.

 

[Ben Kempton]

Speaking from my experience i earn small money from paid to post sites and i collect those moneys and after i reach around 20$ i use those money to start trading online, that will make me good profit, i know it have some risks but the profit is good and don't take that much time unlike ptc and faucet sites.

There are many micro job sites like Picoworkers and Clickworker that are available for people who live in Tier 3 countries. I am also following the same strategy which you have been following. Trading is a very good way of making money online. This also involves making money online in case if you are living in a tier 3 country. However, trading is quite risky and not all the people are willing to risk money. Microworkers has also been a really old website, which has been paying. I think it is available in many tier 3 countries as well.

 

[kiraa]

There are many micro job sites like Picoworkers and Clickworker that are available for people who live in Tier 3 countries. I am also following the same strategy which you have been following. Trading is a very good way of making money online. This also involves making money online in case if you are living in a tier 3 country. However, trading is quite risky and not all the people are willing to risk money. Microworkers has also been a really old website, which has been paying. I think it is available in many tier 3 countries as well.

To be honest, i have tried quite few micro job offering platforms, and the micro jobs they provide for my country are very disappointing, the payment rate per task is very small and sometimes i spend hours only to make $0.10 and some tasks even don't pay me after i finish it.

 

[Ben Kempton]

To be honest, i have tried quite few micro job offering platforms, and the micro jobs they provide for my country are very disappointing, the payment rate per task is very small and sometimes i spend hours only to make $0.10 and some tasks even don't pay me after i finish it.

I just rechecked some of the micro job sites like Picoworkers. The main issue is that they are offering micro jobs for a really low rate. For example, they are offering 3 cents for tasks like visiting a website and clicking an advertisement. The real problem here is that this may not be as easy as it may sound. You may visit a website and try to click a link. You may be required to find a code and it may take several minutes to find that code. So, you end up working for 10 minutes to earn those 3 cents. In many cases, you may never find the code at all.

 

[Ptrikha90]

Earning money in Tier-3 countries can be challenging due to limited opportunities and infrastructure. However, here are some potential ways to earn money in such countries:

1. Online freelancing: Utilize your skills and expertise to offer freelance services online. Platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, and Fiverr connect freelancers with clients worldwide, allowing you to earn income regardless of your location.

2. Remote work: Look for remote job opportunities. Many international companies and startups offer remote positions for various roles like customer support, content writing, virtual assistance, and more.

3. Tourism-related work: If your country attracts tourists, you can explore opportunities in the tourism sector. Tourism-related activities like tour guiding, hospitality services, and handicrafts can provide income.
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Remember, each country has unique opportunities and challenges, so it's essential to research and explore the specific conditions and demands of the Tier-3 country you reside in.

Well listed. I think one can associate a lot of these in India as well. Tourism and Remote Work opportunities are on rise, though earnings fluctuate a lot.
Yet one can put in adequate efforts and research to make the most of where they excel in.

 

[kayode10]

Affiliate marketing is one of the ways in which the people from the third world country can make money from the internet. This can be done using various method which include but not limited to blogging YouTube tiktok and some other social media platforms. It's all about in Honduras provide them quality content and recommend helpful products to them.

 

[Daniel084]

When it comes to making money anywhere in the world, I will advice you go for what you can actually do or what you have the passion for. I don't think living in any tier 3 country can limit you from making money rather it all depends on you.

 

[Kunlee1]

Even though tier 3 countries do not have the privilege tier and tier 2 does, you can still earn something reasonable for yourself is through freelancing online with your skill and taking few surveys because they will be hard to come by based in your location.

 

[Wisdom01]

Even though tier 3 countries do not have the privilege tier and tier 2 does, you can still earn something reasonable for yourself is through freelancing online with your skill and taking few surveys because they will be hard to come by based in your location.

Yeah true Freelancing and taking online surveys can be a great way for individuals in tier 3 countries to earn a reasonable income. With the rise of technology, many businesses are turning to online freelancers to complete projects

 

[Ptrikha90]

Yeah true Freelancing and taking online surveys can be a great way for individuals in tier 3 countries to earn a reasonable income. With the rise of technology, many businesses are turning to online freelancers to complete projects

Freelancing is emerging as a great option in many countries. It does require a lot of skill and patience though.
Yet is mastered, it can even be better than Paid jobs.

 

[Wisdom01]

Freelancing is emerging as a great option in many countries. It does require a lot of skill and patience though.
Yet is mastered, it can even be better than Paid jobs.

yeah freelancing can come with its own set of challenges, such as inconsistent income and the responsibility of managing your own finances and taxes. always whether or not freelancing is better than paid jobs can depend on individual circumstances and preferences.

 

[Skylark]

Tier-3 countries, typically characterized by limited economic resources and infrastructure, present unique challenges for earning money. Leverage online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, or local e-commerce platforms to sell products, leveraging global demand.