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Confused about How to make money from the very first day? Well, if you are a good at something and can work hard then you can actually make money from day one. This will also help you focus on your blog without worrying about Finances.
The Answer is Short,
Freelancing.
Yes, you can do freelancing, that is, work for someone else on paid basis. This helps you get quick cash as the work you do is pay per project basis. You might get the money within couple of hours of finishing the Job. Here is what you need to do for Freelancing work.
Figure Out what you are good at
You just need to see what you are good at. I mean designing, content writing, promoting anything. Please don’t try anything which you don’t know.
Where to find Freelancing Jobs
There are plenty of websites on internet which provide freelancing jobs on a broader category. Few of the sites are, Guru.Com, eLance.Com, RentACoder.Com, AllFreeLanceWork.Com, BlogPostsforSale.Com
Ask Popular Bloggers to Hire You
There are many blogs which require multiple authors. You just need to find a popular blog where you feel you can write. Many popular bloggers will be happy to hire a writer.
Write for Revenue Sharing Sites
There are many blogs which share revenue with writers. One of the examples is ShoutMeLoud.Com where you are reading this post. On Shout Me Loud, writers get 100% on revenue generated by Google Adsense. Read Shoutmeloud revenue sharing program.
Do a Google Search for Getting the Right Job
I told you 4 ways to get a freelancing jobs, if you are still not able to find anything for you, then try searching on Google, try putting keywords according to your ability, like, Designing Jobs, Coding Jobs, Online Jobs, Content Writing Jobs, the list is endless, keep searching until you find one.
The benefit of freelancing jobs is that you get paid quickly and also the more you work, the more money you make, and you can always keep working on your blog until it starts making money for you.
Do let us know which tips you share for budding bloggers to make money from day one?
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If we take up freelancing for finances, isn’t that going to take away the time and effort put into the blog?
Blogging is about so many things, all you need to do is fix a certain about of time for this purpose. you should read the other post I have linked to.
Great info.
I am surprised you did not mention freelancer.com. I think that is the best site, as you can get paid a good amount there. When I started online, I used freelancer and did some jobs there. It was pretty good. But now I mostly use it to outsource work.
Nabeel
I agree with Nabeel! I’ve earned over $90 in less than a month on freelancer.com. My Adsense earnings from all sites (over 20) including revenue sharing ones is just $33 in 12 months!
If you are in for money only then there is no point in starting/running a blog. Why not indulge in ONLY freelancing? I don’t agree with the title of the post
Nevertheless thanks for sharing some nice sources to find free lancing work 
Well Paritosh, This is for people who want to make blogging their career. Just Imagine, what if you don’t have the support of anybody in terms of finances, would you still no take up freelancing work to support your blog? in these three years I have seen many people who are still making less than $100/month, this is because they are worried about paying their bills etc.
Initially I have to do freelancing work until my blog was making money. I was able to quit my 8 hour hectic BPO job and concentrate on other things just by working 2 to 3 hours (that too were flexible) a day. I was able to devote time to my blogging, studies, friends and so many other things.
So you should take this advice in a positive way.
I have the same question as Shocky. Freelancing and blogging are different things, aren’t they?
They are indeed. Though blogging or your blog can be used as Portfolio. For example most of Wordpress SEO clients which I get is from my blog.
While online tutoring and freelance writing are my main sources of income as of now, Blogging is something I can do effortlessly and really enjoy doing. Since I get a few clicks now and then, I don’t mind having custom domains either. It’s best if you can support your domain and hosting costs by some alternate source of income in the initial stages of Blogging.
I am also earning from Content Creating on such forums. I love to post on the forums. Nice this that your have written your experience. Good luck for future, Asif
Freelance writing is definitely worth the effort to pick up and put it to work – even if you don’t think you can write all that well, just keep at it; you’ll find work due to the sheer amount of articles people need on the web.
Please Update the link of RentACoder.Com to vworker.com
Very Good posts almost one can start earning atleast $50-$100 from first month and later monetize your own site and make it 10000…..
Totally agree with asif earning from blogging is not an easy job while you are in the beginning so it is very good to do a online job as a free lancer to maintain your blog. Once your blog start gaining traffic leave the job ansd start monetising blog with adsense and BSA becuz both the program are giving awesome money.