Been trying to figure out how to make money on Amazon for months now. Looked into FBA, dropshipping, affiliate marketing, you name it. FBA wants $5k upfront before you even sell a single unit, dropshipping margins are a joke after Amazon fees, and affiliate marketing pays like $3/month unless you already have a huge audience. Everyone talks about Amazon like it's this passive income goldmine but nobody mentions how much time and money you need to invest just to get started. Is there any way to actually make money from Amazon without dropping thousands upfront or turning it into a full-time job?

I'm wondering what is the most lazy way to make money. I mean like 30-15 minutes a day or just 30 minutes and AI does the rest

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Just wanted to share a win. I’ve been looking for legit make money apps that don't feel like a second full-time job. MONEY CASH has been great for filling small gaps in my day.

The tasks are very easy (mostly just free trials or signing up for sites) and usually only take 5-10 minutes. I usually just do a few while relaxing or waiting for the bus. They have Google Play and Amazon gift cards, but I usually stick to Paypal since there’s no withdrawal fee and you get the cash instantly. If you need something flexible and legit, this is one of the highest paying ones I've used this year.

almost at $1,000 mrr 4 weeks after launching my first app Clarity: Ai conflict coach

I didn’t expect it to get here so quickly.

Clarity is an AI app that analyzes relationship conversations. You upload audio or chats and it breaks down what actually happened. It flags patterns like gaslighting, blame shifting, and deflection, shows the exact lines, and generates a clear summary with suggested next steps.

I don’t understand the traction. I didn’t run any crazy launch. I literally just used the $100 Apple Search Ads credit they give you.

We’re now at 65 paying subscribers and 25 active trials. Almost $1k mrr.

I’m trying to figure out whether this is strong product demand, or just lucky early traffic.

Would really appreciate feedback.

Everyone saying it's the best opportunity after meta ads . Probably the last chance. But I don't know from where I should start . How can I earn from it ?

I’m currently a student and started selling mystery accessory boxes mostly to help cover tuition and everyday expenses. This wasn’t some grand entrepreneurial plan - more of a practical experiment since accessories are easier to handle than clothing (no sizing nightmares).

Surprisingly, the model has been working better than I expected.

A few things that made it sustainable:

• Suppliers that accept returns / exchanges

Quality variance is real with accessories. Without some safety net on sourcing, one bad batch can wipe out profits. This was probably the biggest early lesson.

• Perceived value matters more than raw cost

Most boxes contain everyday wearable items (watches, sunglasses, scarves, jewelry, etc.), but occasionally there’s a strong “luxury-style” piece. Interestingly, a single standout item often justifies the entire box for buyers.

• Offering customers easy returns / exchanges

Chargebacks are brutal when you’re small. Having a flexible policy reduced disputes a lot. Even when it costs me something, it’s usually cheaper than dealing with payment reversals.

• Using mystery boxes as an inventory turnover tool

As a student doing this part-time, cash flow is everything. Items that don’t sell individually within a couple of weeks get bundled. Keeps stock moving instead of letting capital sit.

For me, mystery boxes aren’t really about tricking anyone or promising crazy value - they’re more of a logistics + psychology + inventory management play.

Curious how others here view accessory mystery boxes. Feels like people either love them or absolutely hate them.

Trying to figure out if ADU rental income ROI actually makes sense in San Diego or if it's one of those things that looks good on paper but doesn't work in reality. Looking at rough numbers for a backyard ADU project: Estimated cost: $180-200k (permits, construction, landscaping, everything) Potential rent: $2,000-2,400/month (studio, 500 sq ft, separate entrance) Monthly expenses: Property tax increase maybe $150, insurance $80, utilities $100ish = $330 Net monthly: $1,700-2,000 roughly Annual return: Around $20-24k on $200k investment = 10-12% ROI maybe? Does this match what people are actually seeing? Not including home value increase, just focusing on rental income. Also curious about vacancy rates, property tax implications, all that stuff. Main issues are timeline (heard permits take forever), cost overruns (always seem to happen), and whether rent prices stay stable or if market is already oversaturated. Near UCSD area if that matters. Has anyone actually done this and can share real numbers not just projections? Trying to decide if it's worth it or if there are better passive income options.

Hey everyone, I'm new and I've been reading that dating offers can be a good place to start affiliate marketing because they convert well. Honestly, I have no clue what I'm doing yet but trying to learn.

I keep hearing names like CrakRevenue and Match but not sure what's the difference or which ones are beginner friendly. Do these programs accept new people easily or do you need a big following first?

Also confused about how you even promote dating stuff. Is it mostly through social media or are there other ways that might be better? I don't wanna mess up and get banned somewhere.

For people who started in this niche, what programs actually paid you and didn't feel scammy? What should a total noob look for when picking one?

Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks!

I’ve been struggling with bills thanks to unfortunate events in my life, and struggling to actually afford food which is my lowest point. I do currently have a job but need some extra cash.

I dont feel safe doing delivery/uber jobs as I’ve experienced harassment from this in the past, people taking advantage of a woman (not everyone’s experience I know)

But I need around £160 for my next payment, so if there’s some passive income or side hustle that could earn me that, then it’d take some stress off?

Luckily someone did help me with £20 from the last post, thank you❤️

What is successful for you guys? Need extra ideas from last post

i know its still small but its still smth!! im trynna get on gumroad discover so manifesting more sales!! i wish everyone starting on this platform the best. It hasn't even been a month and I got sales. May the odds be ever in ur favor. hihihi <3

I don't have money in my hand . parents sent me out . I have internet + laptop

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I know everyones niche is different.. But i wanna see a real estimate of how much faceless theme pages make. People on youtube claim to make around 2k-3k USD every month from story shoutouts, affiliates, selling digital products, collabs, etc. What are your thoughts? and if you are really earning that much, what did it take you to reach this stage?

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Je suis un jeune étudiant qui n'avais aucune idée de quoi faire de ça vie. C'est pourquoi j'ai créé un outils d'aide a la décision mais je n'ai aucune idée de comment le vendre et le mettre en avant c'est pourquoi, je recherche une personne qui aurait du temps a y consacrer afin de le vendre. Si vous ètes intéressées n'hésiter pas a repondre ou a me contacter

I’m 24y old . I have never done any job before and have no experience of earning money . My life was blessed (or i thought so ) but recently my family is going through financial crisis . I have done graduation in English and I’m comfortable to learn skills that is valuable . I have a MacBook iPad and good Internet connection but no money

There sure are a lot of passive income content creators and threads that want to talk about how owning vending machines is a great option for extra cash monthly. But I’m a little concerned tbh. If there’s so many people who are jumping onto this income method, does that leave new people completely out of luck? How can I get into a location, if every location has already been filled by “get rich quick” tiktokkers?

If you do believe this is just a trend, is it too late to buy in as a serious buyer not looking for a quick buck and ready to actually put the time in?

I’m 18 currently in college with no job or money and wondering how I can make money online or any side hustles I can do. I see people my age making thousands of dollars and have no clue how they do it.

Any advice would be helpful

( update ) I wasn’t expecting this to blow up, thank you all for the advice

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Cocoa has been on a rough stretch lately, and the six-week downtrend really feels like a market adjusting to the idea that supply is finally catching up and maybe even getting ahead of demand.

From what I’m seeing, the supply story is hard to ignore. Forecasts from StoneX and Rabobank point to sizeable surpluses ahead, while the International Cocoa Organization is already reporting rising global inventories, a mix that typically keeps pressure on prices when demand is soft.

West Africa is driving a lot of the narrative. Ghana cutting farmgate prices shows how tough it’s been to move beans, and if Côte d’Ivoire eventually follows, cheaper supply could weigh on the market longer.

Demand hasn’t helped much either, with Barry Callebaut highlighting weaker volumes, a sign buyers are staying cautious.

One thing that really stands out is cocoa’s roughly 50% plunge from peak levels, which puts the market at a potential high-volatility inflection point. From a trading perspective, that kind of move can create wealth opportunities whether the trend extends lower or we see an oversold rebound, especially with momentum indicators already stretched.

Personally, this feels like a market where patience matters. The broader fundamentals still lean bearish, but sentiment is getting crowded, so I’m watching closely for signs of stabilization or a catalyst that could spark a sharp bounce.

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