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Is click worker a site like picoworkers and timebucks? I have never heard of it before. What kind of task does one do there. And what are their payment methods?Click worker is one of the websites that gives everyone an opportunity to make money just by doing simple tasks online that takes few minutes. Craiglist is another platform where you can sell your digital download to make more money for yourself.
I think online will be the best time as you said during the recession period because recession can only be able to affect a particular country alone and not the amount of money you are making everyday especially if you are earning in dollars.During the time of recession, doing an offline job or business then will be quite hard so I would suggest for anyone to go online as making money online ain't affected so much by your country's economy. Freelancing services could be a nice idea
That's really sad getting to hear about your sad experience with the particular website that refused to pay you after working. Can you remember the name?Microworkers have become scam. They refuse to pay me my money. For withdrawal I need a pin which is supposed to be mailed to my home adress, but 1 month passed no updates at all. No reply from support tickets.
That is very true,during the pandemic a lot of busineses was shut down,and we have to switch to online awareness of our products and we started doing delivery to homes.The businesses that thrived during the pandemic were basically online. Alot of people including myself got to know more about investing and trading in coins.
That's right. Online business is just perfect for that period and I guess most people are starting to learn of this fact. I even consider it easier to sell a skill online that a physical product because the later will demand you get an offline means of transportationI think online will be the best time as you said during the recession period because recession can only be able to affect a particular country alone and not the amount of money you are making everyday especially if you are earning in dollars.
Selling a skill Online is not really easy as most people are thinking, it might really be difficult for people to buy products from you if they don't trust you because they believe you can scam them without leaving any trace.That's right. Online business is just perfect for that period and I guess most people are starting to learn of this fact. I even consider it easier to sell a skill online that a physical product because the later will demand you get an offline means of transportation
But the question is " business that would thrive during RECESSION" not lock down. Recession has a different meaning. Maybe the poster made a mistakeYou're so funny and I probably agree with you that pharmacy business it's very lucrative and highly in demand in most countries in the world as most people now prefers on the counter medication than having to go to hospitals to get full-time treatment for their illnesses.
Businesses that are likely to thrive during a recession are mostly online businesses.Selling stuff on eBay. Someone who needs money could start by selling their own unused or unwanted goods and then look for products they could buy in bulk and sell on at a profit. A couple of our members have been doing quite well from businesses like that.
Freelancing is something else to consider for anyone that has a specific skill, such as writing, graphic design. There are lots of great freelancing sites and forums where you can go to advertise your services and to view project requirements posted by individuals and businesses.
If freelancing is not for you, you could try earning from sites like MicroWorkers and Amazon's Mechanical Turk.
Do you have any business ideas that thrive, even during a recession?
This might be more of a professional field and not anyone can venture into it. Though it is quite lucrative, it requires much capital and many proceduresto start up.Pharmacy business really thrives on my area because majority are scared of going to the hospitals to get tested and assume a slight sickness is like a common sickness, lol.
Well, when it comes to selling a skill online, the feeling of insecurity is both applicable to both the buyer and the seller. Let's take graphics design as an example, what designers normally do is to send their work to their clients without payment but they will go ahead and place some stuff on top of the design and if the buyer likes the design and pays, then the seller removes the transparent cover he placed on itSelling a skill Online is not really easy as most people are thinking, it might really be difficult for people to buy products from you if they don't trust you because they believe you can scam them without leaving any trace.
Wow, I didn't know about this, me that is even planning to become a graphic designer. So that means there are a lot of things I still need to learn.. well I have not yet started it sha.Well, when it comes to selling a skill online, the feeling of insecurity is both applicable to both the buyer and the seller. Let's take graphics design as an example, what designers normally do is to send their work to their clients without payment but they will go ahead and place some stuff on top of the design and if the buyer likes the design and pays, then the seller removes the transparent cover he placed on it
Yes.Businesses that are likely to thrive during a recession are mostly online businesses.
people who are skilled at one digital skill or the other have an edge over others.
There are lot of freelancing sites that they can earn from.
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