What should I do to make money online as a 14 year old

[CowPlaysMC]

I am trying to make money to do more things, I am 14 and own a good PC; hit me with ideas.

 

[Aiden]

get your rep up

 

[elias]

get off this site and go outside and hustle for money n get a job or something
or become a trapper or some shit

 

[Ghast]

Learn how to properly code and then sell kids a regedit or a spigot that literally just is a rename with some touch ups. Apparently that works...

 

[Lumine]

art, illustration, videos, editing, code

 

[Kavish]

I am trying to make money to do more things, I am 14 and own a good PC; hit me with ideas.

Literally anything can earn you money.

 

[Aberforth10]

Sell artworks, music, learn video editing and/or image editing, coding, 3D modelling, maybe write screenplays. People pay for everything.

 

[FisherGee]

Learn first as opposed to trying to get money quickly.

 

[Norska]

Find something that you like, learn how to do it and then just work for money. Art, Development, Music and so many other things can make you money.

 

[Crimvael]

loans
discord setups
farm osrs gold
play minecraft (made 300+ usd from like a year of hypixel)

 

[Shooting]

I am trying to make money to do more things, I am 14 and own a good PC; hit me with ideas.

Dm me

 

[EldridKenna]

I mean, if you can learn to code, servers pay big bucks for custom plugins and Devs so.

 

[Brandon]

Honestly, kid, don't worry about money just yet - focus on your education. As a current student myself, you need to get the best possible future you can, you'll thank yourself later.
I suggest you learn Java in your free time, that's what I'm doing. Minecraft development is such a huge money-making opportunity and it really doesn't take too much of your time, you'll easily be able to juggle it with school.

 

[hgbf]

Honestly, kid, don't worry about money just yet - focus on your education. As a current student myself, you need to get the best possible future you can, you'll thank yourself later.
I suggest you learn Java in your free time, that's what I'm doing. Minecraft development is such a huge money-making opportunity and it really doesn't take too much of your time, you'll easily be able to juggle it with school.

Honestly, there are things more important than getting an A. Yes, good grades will help you, but finding your way to make some extra money is also an important skill. After all, the reason you're in school is so you can earn your own money later. Learning how to do it yourself, and how to handle that income, will give you a big advantage over other people of the same age. Besides, working like this helps develop an entrepreneurial sense for many people.

I am trying to make money to do more things, I am 14 and own a good PC; hit me with ideas.

If you want to make money on McM, check what is in demand and, from that, check what you are at least decent at. Start small and cheap. That way, you will both build reputation and increase your skill. When I joined this site, I sold a service for 10€. That was cheap, especially considering how long what I created took. Today I sell a very similar service for 200€ (offsite, but wouldn't have been able to do it without McM). Instead of something that paid me maybe 1€ per hour, I now have something that pays about the same as a quite decent job (per hour). Even if a "real" job might be better long term, what I am doing now is a lot more flexible, which is good for when you're also studying. If you have the patience to build up skill, reputation, and a portfolio, there are plenty of opportunities.

Another tip is to learn finance basics as soon as possible. This might not be McM related, but it will help you a lot. Don't spend all of the money you make. Save some for the future, even if it's just a small amount. This is not really for the money saved, but for learning how to save money. Yes, the money saved will be a bonus in the future, but don't focus on that now. Graham Stephan on youtube is a good start.