/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>10636489
I'm pretty mainly looking, I wouldn't be a good trap. I don't plan on selling my body. That's the final resort then it's gun in the mouth time.

>>10636528
just buy some knee pads and suck some dicks. opiates will make the shame go away. think of all the money you'll have.

>>10636689
Thanks for the meme answers guys.

>>10636897
you asked a meme question

>>10636897

>>10636897
You're on /biz/ you fucking retard. Most answers will be meme answers

>>10636471
Convergys hires people to work from home as customer service reps for other companies.

>>10636897
no one here actually makes any money, it's 99% LARP and they all live at Hotel Mom

>>10636471
That youtube channel most likely will not take off, sorry.

I've had friends in art school - if you want money stay away from traditional art like painting/hand drawing on paper etc Consider learning about UX but that will bring you closer to programming as you will need to use css and html. Also drop that stupid right'left brain nonsense it's not how it works.

There are many way to make money online.

Easiest with your skills would be signing up for one of those freelance markets and offering video editing/drawing services, but finding good clients with well paid jobs is a hard skill to learn. Going without "markets" is harder but can bring more money and better jobs - it really helps if you know some people in some industry who need your help from time to time.

Supposedly some people make money from commissions where they draw movie/anime characters according to the desire of buyer.

There is some of demand for people who can edit photos - like remove pimples etc.

I've seen many job openings that required design skills but actual job was doing something more - like writing, research/getting materials and online marketing... . Look for "redactors" and content creators for blogs and online magazines.

>>10637802
it's nearly impossible to find decent pay for front-end development or free lance graphic work. there is always some third worlder in Brazil or Russia or Poland who will build an entire website for like $500 or do logo design for like $20

>>10636905
I guess so, I should've known better.

>>10637011
Yeah I see that now...

>>10637498
I'll look into that thank you.

>>10637516
Not surprising.

>>10637802
Thank you for the feedback. I want to make a living and not be a starving artist.

>>10637823
By definition Poland and Russia are second world, but apart from that you are correct.

>>10637865
Just as >>10637823 pointed out making money online is not that easy. Do you have any job/experience/contacts in real life related to graphic design work? Ideal would be negotiating with current employer if they could let you work remote or finding a company that hires remotely. I know you wanted to avoid face to face contact, but that is what could really help your freelancing career - maybe try asking around in your area if ad/media agencies don't need someone extra to help with the load. Or try looking for partnership with people that will need someone with this skill - maybe some startup or aspiring youtuber lol. Just avoid to working for free. The advantage here is that they are meeting you the real person who actually knows English and not some random online wannabe designer. You also need to learn how to sell and what jobs to avoid...

Other alternative is putting your work in online stock markets, but some people are unable to figure out what sell and why (hint: look not only at what competition is posting but what market/buyers would actually need) and will never make any money this way, also it can grow slow.