What i can do to up my income?

breakthrough_2

These days you do not need to be 100% qualified to
market web sites and set them up for people.

My Dad who is 67, taught himself how to do a website
4 months ago for his own business and last night he told me he has already done two websites for other businesses in his area, and set them up charging almost £200 per site. Not bad considering he has no training or qualifications.

There are a lot of small businesses who still have no site and are missing out
on valuable marketing through the web. You could approach some in your area and do them a site. Once you have done one, you could use that for
generating more business.

The key is focus on doing one site first. The rest will follow, and you will
learn a lot in the process.

I hope this helps.

MothballsWallet

miss essex - in addition, you could have a look at Airwolf1's handy dandy thread here. Granted, it's not mega bucks, but it might help you top up what income you do already earn.

candlegirl

Good Luck Miss Essex I hope you finally find some good information and get some extra income.

i think you should be commended at your age for trying to earn extra money - and I am truly disappointed at some of the rude answers you have being getting on here, although you have had some good sound advice as well.

I do party plan work and this is something you might want to consider as you can work around your other committemnts which means you could make extra money from this when your other jobs might not be earning for you.

Caroline73_2

candlegirl wrote: »

Good Luck Miss Essex I hope you finally find some good information and get some extra income.

i think you should be commended at your age for trying to earn extra money - and I am truly disappointed at some of the rude answers you have being getting on here, although you have had some good sound advice as well.

I do party plan work and this is something you might want to consider as you can work around your other committemnts which means you could make extra money from this when your other jobs might not be earning for you.

You need to be 18 to sign up to a DSA regulated company but it would be something to consider for the future.

candlegirl

Lol well spotted Caroline - thanks for keeping me right!

Caroline73_2

candlegirl wrote: »

Lol well spotted Caroline - thanks for keeping me right!

Would be a shame to get chucked out!!!!