Hello I am young and I really want to save up money for my dream gaming pc, any suggestions?
Any ways to make money online?
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We can't make decisions for you. My advise is to look around, and outside, the forum for what people are buying. Offer it cheap so you can learn, and raise your prices as you get better. This works for most people, but if you want to make more you'll need to think a bit further and stand out from the competition (or better, not have any at all).
That is good advice but the market for that stuff is extremely saturated here. It is extremely hard to find a job for that nowdays
If you're patient, dedicated, willing to learn, and creative then you could learn how to program in Java so you can make (& sell) Minecraft plugins.
If you don't have the 6+ months to put into learning Java (lol), then you could learn how to configure stuff for plugins and sell those for cheap. Think about it, say you sell a config for idk BossShopPro for $4.50. Then 5 people buy it over the period of 1 month. You just made $22.50. However, a lot of experienced people do this so it would likely be difficult to really make much money with this method unless you are creative with it.
That said, it is laughable how much more money you can make from a real life job in a single day than how much money you can make online in a month (unless you are actually experienced in a skill). If you're too young to get a job then you could make a lemonade stand (I've actually made a fair amount of money in a day from these when I was a kid), or you could offer to mow neighbors' lawns. Or in fall offer to Rake leaves and in winter offer to shovel snow (depending on your location). While physical labor often is not the 'dream' way to get money, it is by far easier to make a lot more money from with no required skills. Plus it can help you build your resume which will help you get a better paying job in the future. No one will hire you for real life jobs because you are an experienced Minecraft config maker.
But if you have experience with helping others via physical labor or customer service, hey it's something.
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