Conrevin

Helping 174+ people learn how to make money online
Co-Founder @ $0 to $100 selling digital goods. Sharing every failures/tips here.

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Google Trends can basically tell you what to sell before anyone else knows it's trending.

Broke down 5 ways to cash in on it (#5 is the one I'd actually build a business on).

https://t.co/MXTQOB3uq1

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If you're starting from zero, selling a service can be a practical first step. You can earn before building a big audience.

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Writers can earn online through copywriting, newsletters, ghostwriting, blog content, and product descriptions.

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Affiliate marketing isn't just dropping links everywhere. Help people choose the right product, then earn when they buy through your link.

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If you can edit videos, someone is probably looking for help turning long videos into short clips.

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Are you good at Canva?

Make social media designs for clients, sell templates, or create design tutorials. One skill, multiple options.

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5 ways to make money online without becoming an influencer:

Freelancing, affiliate marketing, digital products, consulting, and remote work.

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Your audience doesn't care how much you know until they see how that knowledge helps them.

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Read negative reviews of products in your niche. They're full of clues about what customers wish existed.

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The internet is full of content. People still need someone to explain things simply.

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Pay attention to the questions beginners ask. What seems obvious to you might be valuable information to them.

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People are interested in saving time, making money, learning skills, and solving annoying problems. Start there.

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Want better content?

Instead of guessing what your audience wants. Ask them what they're struggling with.

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Your next 10 content ideas might already be in your replies, DMs, and comment sections.

Start paying attention.

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Research before you create. Ten minutes studying demand can save you days making something nobody wants.

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Want to know what to post next? Look at what people are searching for, then answer a question nobody in your feed has explained well.

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Google Trends doesn't tell you exactly how many people search for something. It shows relative interest over time. Still incredibly useful.

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Search your niche on Google, YouTube, and Reddit. The autocomplete suggestions alone can give you dozens of content ideas.

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Instead of viral topics, look for demand that lasts longer than a few days. that's where the profit is.

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@chiragdotxyz I used it 3 days ago.

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@PashaBorsai you're welcome bruh