online jobs really give extra income??

Hi..!

I just want to know if some of us makes an extra income by using online job..?? What techniques we do to earn money online..??

It depends on level of your skills.
If you have good skills on SEO, web development, social network marketing or a good site with decent traffic then you quite can earn good money from online jobs.

Rackie said:

Hi..!

I just want to know if some of us makes an extra income by using online job..?? What techniques we do to earn money online..??

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I guess you and I are on the same journey, trying to find ways to make money online. For me so far, Postloop seems to be taking me in the right direction. I have tried signing up with many sites, most of them requesting money upfront just to get the information to begin. I don't have any money to give scammers. Have you tried Postloop?

I have been searching all over for online jobs in order to make that extra cash but to my disappointment, many are just scams out there and will waste your time or con you your money. I only wish there was a site that verified these online jobs and if they are legit, they post them and we access them easy. If anyone here has any ideas of legit online jobs to let us know..

You can look on upwork.com for legit online jobs.

There are tons of ways to make money online. You can take surveys, write blog posts, look for "gigs" on sites like Fiverr. You can complete micro tasks on websites like Amazon Mechanical Turk.

Earning money is becoming hard nowadays especially with the continous rise in the price of commodities that is why people tend to find extra income online. Making money online is becoming famous nowadays because it is easy to do and you just have to be patient and industrious. There are many ways on making money online, personally, I have tried a answering surveys, clicking ads and participating in forums. I do this during my vacant times. Though we cannot get high income by online jobs it is also better to add up to your regular income.

Three ways I can think of:

1) Microtasker
You do tasks and get paid for completing them. Usually they have a low payout, that you may not even be able to refund your internet costs (unless you have unlimited internet access).

2) Specialist worker
Offer your skills to others and get paid for taking on requests. Sites like Fiverr and Upwork can give you a good amount of money if you play your cards right, but you need to be able to advertise yourself, otherwise, your gigs will get lost amongst the others.

3) Personal projects
Then there are sites where you can do whatever you want, and others can donate money to you. You do what you love, and others love watching you do it. Patreon and Twitch are two of such sites. Problem again: You need to stand out and advertise.

With 2 and 3 you can actually make some good money, even get rich with 3. But keep in mind that for 2, your pay depends on the people that want to hire you. One month there's 50 customers, the next month nobody. And for 3 it's wishful thinking and never stopping, because it'll take a long time before you can turn it into a job.
Make sure that you keep it at a side job, your main job should always take priority.