Ideas on how to earn £10 per day?

LilacPixie

chacha but at 7p for fact finnder it would take 2-3 hours a day i guess, matched betting, bit of cleaning, pt job behind a bar, in a shop, telesales. it depends on why you need an extra £50 a week, might be easier to reduce your outgoings

rach-vitendi

I did leaflet distribution... Worked out quite well..

shmeeko69

gettingready wrote: »

As per title, could anyone kindly share some ideas on how to earn £10 per day/£50 per week?

I do not use eBay, do not have PayPal etc...

Something very simple?

Thanks a lot

If you are any good at any online services such as article writing, social bookmarking, building backlinks, squidoo lenses...... then you can get a free account at http://www.fiverr.com. Upload your details and advertise your services on their excellent platform for gigs. This is a great and easy way to earn $5 - $1 comm. for each job you complete and build up your positive feedback for future orders.

The amount you're after is very achievable using fiverr.com and all you have to do is open and register your paypal account in order for you to get paid.

Best of Luck

Mark

mrsyardbroom

How about modelling for an art college or evening class? They pay a lot of money for this kind of work

bougatsa

If you like writing articles then you could easily earn £10/day. Rather than FIVERR though, I'd recommend something a little more up market like textbroker.

Cup of coffee, switch on your laptop/pc, accept an article you'd enjoy writing and make money from your favourite armchair!

The_JinJ

bougatsa wrote: »

If you like writing articles then you could easily earn £10/day. Rather than FIVERR though, I'd recommend something a little more up market like textbroker.

Cup of coffee, switch on your laptop/pc, accept an article you'd enjoy writing and make money from your favourite armchair!

Textbroker looks good but is US only - a W9 form would be needed for payment

Tea_Hee_23

Have you heard of Fiverr.

Basically you can sell something on there for $5.

It follows the premise of 'I will do X for $5'

It would be tough to explain the full ins and out, just have a look on the website and you'll get the jist of it.

cymru78

The_JinJ wrote: »

Textbroker looks good but is US only - a W9 form would be needed for payment

http://www.textbroker.com/us/news.php#news_6

Loucien

Tea_Hee_23 wrote: »

Have you heard of Fiverr.

Basically you can sell something on there for $5.

It follows the premise of 'I will do X for $5'

It would be tough to explain the full ins and out, just have a look on the website and you'll get the jist of it.

There's also a UK version/equivalent http://www.fivesquids.co.uk/. For £5 instead of $5.

AdmiralX

Handy jobs: there is demand, at the start is slow until get to people know you.