Looking for methods to earn at least 1$ hourly

[uneng]

The title says everything. I'm trying to find some original and fresh ways to earn money online, but it's really hard nowadays with a lot of people doing the same thing.
I'm not asking for a scheme to get easy money, but at least to have a decent payment that worth the time spent on the task or job. 1$ per hour looks the minimum acceptable for me.

Please, don't post obvious ideas which are being recycled on this forum and on google such as:

• blogging (noboby is interested in blogs nowadays)
• surveys (it only works in first world countries)
• freelancing (as I said, there is already a lot of competition)
• signature campaign (no comments...)
• sell stuff (a lot of people doing this too and I don't have customers)

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[bittreo]

Where are you from? Try Amazon Turk! Its worth your efforts if you are from tier1 countries. If you ain't, explore this sub https://www.reddit.com/r/beermoney/ - you will certainly find survey kind of tasks, but skip it and you will surely find something. Besides, if you really have passion and dedication about earning money gradually, I would strongly suggest Appen. Good luck!

[uneng]

Where are you from? Try Amazon Turk! Its worth your efforts if you are from tier1 countries. If you ain't, explore this sub https://www.reddit.com/r/beermoney/ - you will certainly find survey kind of tasks, but skip it and you will surely find something. Besides, if you really have passion and dedication about earning money gradually, I would strongly suggest Appen. Good luck!

Third world country here.
I think Reddit beermoney sub-forum fits first world countries better, as the sites promoted there have decent offers for US, UK residents. But I will search for further informations about Appen. Thanks for the suggestion.

[sunsilk]

Please, don't post obvious ideas which are being recycled on this forum and on google such as:

• blogging (noboby is interested in blogs nowadays)
• surveys (it only works in first world countries)
• freelancing (as I said, there is already a lot of competition)
• sell stuff (a lot of people doing this too and I don't have customers)

These ideas and methods are simply the ways that you can choose from and which niche you're too good with it. But you're already giving yourself a discouragement of not trying any of them.

In blogging, there's still a lot of people that loves to read and it's even easier today because articles can be done and blogs you write about a certain topic which is informative, you'll get a lot of readers from that and build audience if they see you're a good author. But this requires time and it's not an instant monetization for you.

In surveys, I think some websites are still working but they rarely give surveys anymore but if they have, it depends to the person being asked. It doesn't matter if you're from first, second or third world country. It's like a product and market research survey thing. But I can't remember the exact website for that but I'm sure it can be found through google.

In freelancing, yes, there's a lot of competition but that's life. It's the same as applying for a corporate job that you have competitors too that all of you are aiming to get hired. $1 is actually a very low rate for this source of income and many employers would go for it but they don't expect productive or at least professional result from working with someone with that rate.

In selling stuff, you have to look at how much the e-commerce industry has. I don't own an online store yet but I'm planning of getting into it someday. I just can't manage myself but I don't care if I don't have customers. It's a matter of quality service, customer rapport and quality product. Don't be discouraged as early as you're thinking without having a try.

But if none of those doesn't really work for you, how about lending? That doesn't work per hour but it's somehow profitable if you get good paying borrowers and they'll come back to you anytime as long you've built good relationship.

Here are the other ideas: Affiliate marketing - requires hard work.

What specific skill you have? I'm sure that you have something to offer that can make you earn more than that. Coaching? virtual assisting? being a researcher? Creating a Youtube channel, not instant and needs good content or being a content creator for others such as a scriptwriter.

[sheenshane]

Seeking a way to find an extra income on the internet is not just easy, to tell you frankly, it needs skills and patient before it works.

Those options you mentioned above aren't a method to earn quick money, you still need to have patience before you will earn that money and I don't think $1 hourly is easy to target.

It might you can apply for this since this is my eldest sister's part-time job online.  It's a paid teaching job online, I heard that they pay $1 per hour in every session had per one customer through this company, https://www.acadsoc.ph/.

...and here's more.
15 of the Best Paid Online Teaching Jobs.

[uneng]

What specific skill you have? I'm sure that you have something to offer that can make you earn more than that. Coaching? virtual assisting? being a researcher? Creating a Youtube channel, not instant and needs good content or being a content creator for others such as a scriptwriter.

I've tried almost all of the listed methods. Surveys really don't work for third world countries, as the target public is from the richest countries, because they have more purchasing power. I had a blog many years ago too, but it didn't have public, maybe advertisement is needed, what means investment is needed. A bit risky in my opinion.
And the freelancing I have tried is about my skill: brand, logo designer. But my style isn't the modern minimalist one. I'm more into old classic designs and shapes. It's hard to find tasks on this field, but I'm always open to this possibility.

It might you can apply for this since this is my eldest sister's part-time job online.  It's a paid teaching job online, I heard that they pay $1 per hour in every session had per one customer through this company, https://www.acadsoc.ph/.

...and here's more.
15 of the Best Paid Online Teaching Jobs.

Thanks for the suggestion.

[sunsilk]

What specific skill you have? I'm sure that you have something to offer that can make you earn more than that. Coaching? virtual assisting? being a researcher? Creating a Youtube channel, not instant and needs good content or being a content creator for others such as a scriptwriter.

I've tried almost all of the listed methods. Surveys really don't work for third world countries, as the target public is from the richest countries, because they have more purchasing power. I had a blog many years ago too, but it didn't have public, maybe advertisement is needed, what means investment is needed. A bit risky in my opinion.
And the freelancing I have tried is about my skill: brand, logo designer. But my style isn't the modern minimalist one. I'm more into old classic designs and shapes. It's hard to find tasks on this field, but I'm always open to this possibility.

In the long run, if you believe with your blog then don't feel regret investing on it because in reality it's one of the best passive incomes in the internet that you can enjoy once you've built it already.

Since you have the designing skills and it's more of an order basis, if you're too conscious with the competition through the forum's marketplace because we truly got a lot of good designers. Then, there's still some other freelance marketplace that you can go.

Like, fiverr although there's also a lot of designers there but give it a try. I've known people that just tried it out but they've made it because they have unique style as you.

[bitbollo]

if you haven't any specific ability or skill it's very hard earn free money on internet, unless you will be enrolled in some captcha working job. More if you're looking for this amount you should evaluate a real life job, like pizza delivery or something similar.
Some people are able to earn some money with methods listed by you, but not with surveys since each time the payment is very little and requires a lot of attempts.

[ChrisPop]

The unwritten rule is that you get paid when you add value through your service and skills. If I were you I would spend most of my time developing a skill like programming, graphic design, writting. You will only become proficient at these if you practice a lot. So once you have a base of knowledge you can start looking for jobs on fiverr, freelancer, upwork. Even if you don't get a project for a time, if you keep working on your applications you will surely start getting some.

$1/hour is quite low tbh. I don't know how much you can buy in your country with that, but a delivery job or a McDonald's cashier should grant you more than that.

sell stuff (a lot of people doing this too and I don't have customers)

Learn to sell, man. If you can master it you will be able to get money out of nothing. Most of the so called "competition" out there is untrained and behave poorly. Go for it if you feel at least a little bit of passion for it.

[TopTort777]

Do you want to get this 1$ instantly every hour, or you want to work, for example 40 hours per week, and get 40 bucks on Sunday?

You can do tasks on https://toloka.yandex.com/tasks/ and get paid instantly. Payment is really low 1-10cente per task. But it takes minutes to do them. You can earn 1$/h or more there.

[Renampun]

The unwritten rule is that you get paid when you add value through your service and skills. If I were you I would spend most of my time developing a skill like programming, graphic design, writting. You will only become proficient at these if you practice a lot. So once you have a base of knowledge you can start looking for jobs on fiverr, freelancer, upwork. Even if you don't get a project for a time, if you keep working on your applications you will surely start getting some.

$1/hour is quite low tbh. I don't know how much you can buy in your country with that, but a delivery job or a McDonald's cashier should grant you more than that.

sell stuff (a lot of people doing this too and I don't have customers)

Learn to sell, man. If you can master it you will be able to get money out of nothing. Most of the so called "competition" out there is untrained and behave poorly. Go for it if you feel at least a little bit of passion for it.

agree with you, selling is the best way to earn $ 1/hour...
Being a dropshipper or selling your own product is very promising at this time, many online shops, e-commerce, and marketplaces really help us in selling our merchandise. find which product is suitable for you to sell.

[harizen]

I've tried almost all of the listed methods.

Then why stop? Those listed methods are good "in the long-run". Looks like you are giving up already after a "few efforts".

Those bloggers started as a small, how come you end up in the conclusion that nobody is interested nowadays. Freelancers obviously have a wide competition ever since so saying that is the reason you don't prefer it is more of a lazy mindset to me. It's like the usual scenario when applying for a day job.

I think you did those methods at the same time that's why the focus is not there. Competition is always there so you should face it.

And honestly, why not find a day job instead that will suit your preference. $1/hour is below average in third-world countries (or should I say developing countries) so I think you can find a higher rate compared to that. Then if you have time, only focus on 1 target job at the same time so your focus will be there. Then just do some adjustments later on.

[ReiMomo]

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I think you did those methods at the same time that's why the focus is not there. Competition is always there so you should face it.

Exactly!

Competitions were always there even you will find a decent job outside, not online.
But if you will try hard this method mentioned by OP above, for sure in the long run it will give benefits to him because most people are based online as of now. You can earn if you wanted to start today and earn money on the following day, that does not work like that.

I suggest also a freelance job or join an affiliate program, the most and easiest way to earn a small profit. Or just invest and do business if you have capital if you really wanted to earn money.

[uneng]

You can do tasks on https://toloka.yandex.com/tasks/ and get paid instantly. Payment is really low 1-10cente per task. But it takes minutes to do them. You can earn 1$/h or more there.

I created account there, but it asks for citizenship information and there are very few countries options.
And it seems I may have to proove the given informations with documents later.

So is it only for people from those listed countries?

Then why stop? Those listed methods are good "in the long-run". Looks like you are giving up already after a "few efforts".

Those bloggers started as a small, how come you end up in the conclusion that nobody is interested nowadays. Freelancers obviously have a wide competition ever since so saying that is the reason you don't prefer it is more of a lazy mindset to me. It's like the usual scenario when applying for a day job.

I think you did those methods at the same time that's why the focus is not there. Competition is always there so you should face it.

And honestly, why not find a day job instead that will suit your preference. $1/hour is below average in third-world countries (or should I say developing countries) so I think you can find a higher rate compared to that. Then if you have time, only focus on 1 target job at the same time so your focus will be there. Then just do some adjustments later on.

It's complicated, but basically I'm trying to earn money online because in real physical world it's not possible for me at this moment for some reasons.

[VanityWallets2015]

I've tried almost all of the listed methods. Surveys really don't work for third world countries, as the target public is from the richest countries, because they have more purchasing power. I had a blog many years ago too, but it didn't have public, maybe advertisement is needed, what means investment is needed. A bit risky in my opinion.
And the freelancing I have tried is about my skill: brand, logo designer. But my style isn't the modern minimalist one. I'm more into old classic designs and shapes. It's hard to find tasks on this field, but I'm always open to this possibility.

Have you tried or though of turning your blogs into vlogs and upload them online?
For instance, Youtube has been a favourable platform nowadays for many people around the globe.
There are also streaming platforms or applications where you could  generate income by streaming.

[TedMosby]

Where are you from? Try Amazon Turk! Its worth your efforts if you are from tier1 countries. If you ain't, explore this sub https://www.reddit.com/r/beermoney/ - you will certainly find survey kind of tasks, but skip it and you will surely find something. Besides, if you really have passion and dedication about earning money gradually, I would strongly suggest Appen. Good luck!

Third world country here.
I think Reddit beermoney sub-forum fits first world countries better, as the sites promoted there have decent offers for US, UK residents. But I will search for further informations about Appen. Thanks for the suggestion.

I worked at Leapforce (now acquired by Appen) as a social media evaluator 3 years ago.
I got contracted for a year with a rate of $6 per hour. I am from a third world country too.
I also worked at a different crowdsourcing company, Clickworker. Got paid smoothly there.

you can also consider joining these well-known websites as well:
https://www.remotasks.com/
https://www.lionbridge.com/
https://www.usertesting.com/

You would need to take their test before you can work for them.

[The Cryptovator]

It's easy to hear earning money online. But the reality is quite different and hard. There is no easy way to earn online. Online earning is more complicated than real life earning. I think you would start design works like banner design, you may learn even from YouTube. Then you can start work on various platforms including this forum. I know there are many competitors, but you have to show your creativity. There is no alternative except for hard work. You know many designers on the forum earning handsome amounts, so if you have enough time patience to learn you may try. On the other hand, earning from YouTube isn't bad as well as you have good skills. Just work with what you have the best knowledge.

[examplens]

OP, you did not say do you have any specific interests, is it your idea to have passive income or you can spend some time to do some tasks. Also, do you have some money to invest in different tools with which to do some work? For example, reselling social media staff likes, votes, reblogs... can be profitable, no matter from where do you come. You need to buy certain automation tools and to spend some time/money on promotions of your service.

It's easy to hear earning money online. But the reality is quite different and hard. There is no easy way to earn online. Online earning is more complicated than real life earning. I think you would start design works like banner design, you may learn even from YouTube. Then you can start work on various platforms including this forum. I know there are many competitors, but you have to show your creativity. There is no alternative except for hard work. You know many designers on the forum earning handsome amounts, so if you have enough time patience to learn you may try. On the other hand, earning from YouTube isn't bad as well as you have good skills. Just work with what you have the best knowledge.

the basic precondition for this is creativity. If OP does not have the necessary creativity, creating video content or drawing banners, logo's etc... is just a waste of time. I guess if they have a passion to design, he would probably know how to monetize it.

[dunfida]

You are aiming too low. 1$ per hour is nothing.

Nothing for you to those people who do live in first world countries but for developing or 3rd ones then they do even had a salary of $8 in 10 hours of work
which means trying to look for some job to generate $1/hour will already be sufficient or a good call for those who do live into those poor countries.
So you cant really tell people that their aiming too low because we arent living on the same situation on every country.

Methods to earn $1 hourly? Its been mentioned above, no need to repeat.There are things out there which give out such opportunity
but of course you would really need neither have the time or by means of investment or with some minimal task.

[New_order]

Per hour you say? This is only possible with trading every day or mining crypto coins everyday, trading will cost you less money than building mining rigs though but they are both very good, trading has high risks and mining isn't that risky as far as your mining setups isn't outdated