Hmm, you own large number of gigs to work on. Are you sure you can cover up this tasks and still work on forum sites?? I think it will be too much for you when work starts hitting you up on all ramifications of your job online and offline. You really hold lots of gigs that is a professional job that can fetch you steady cash when you market your expertise so well in a platform where you'll be quickly noticed. Sites like fiverr, upwork,freelancer.com will really welcome your talent if you got the drive to continue your freelancing career there.
My offline business is farming, transportation and real estate. My online businesses include forex trade, freelancing, cryptocurrency trade, sales of Ebooks. My estimated earning is capped at $1000 a month.
Sticking with old and paying forum sites is a welcomed one. Cos the work you're asked to do isn't as burdened like the professional writing gigs, that will take all your time and not stay consistently to pay you. But some are consistent too, depends on the kind of gig you landed. You write for a lucrative ecommerce site, business, or blog site with large audience counts you'll be earning consistently from your writing. But working via forums will also give you time to do other things and still do your normal forum activities. Selling arts and craft via those sites you mentioned its a good one too.
Your monthly expected earnings is okay, considering that you engage on forum posting. At the moment article listing jobs need those that writes exceptionally. And before they accept your article to publish on their site, it isn't an easy job at all. It requires work, and such work sometimes needs endurance. I don't see myself working around such site cos the stress will be too much, not suiting to me at the moment. Till when I'm ready for it, for noe I'm focusing on forum posting and my offline gaming network. I work via bizdustry also, both this forum and bizdustry are excellent in paying members their hard earned money.
Atleast you are planning to earn on both offline and online, your offline business is okay. But if you engage more online, you'll earn more than you earn offline. You're welcomed to online earnings, you are good to go with Trendri, and Bizdustry. They are two fantastic forum at the moment, that is working so hard to elevate unemployment rate that is going on worldwide. Atleast some people that have seen their earnings cut short by covid19 can hang on this paid to post sites for some extra bucks to sustain him or herself.
Well, I am also a student and I work at a restaurant. I started the work after schools closed down due to the pandemic. That is my offline work, as for online I spend time if bizdustry and trendri. Though I have not been paid from either of them, I am already nearing the cashout limits. I really appreciate trendri for the opportunity it gives to be able to earn some side bucks. The person that referred me tells me how the money he makes on trendri has been sustaining him when he had nothing else to depend on. It is a nice incentive, I hope it is here to stay forever. Long live trendri.
Interesting that you have a good skill and work at your disposal, and you make good amount of money every day through the kind of job you do. Do you know with your graphics design skills, like creating logos, flyers, banners etc. Can bring you more than $2k every month, when you go to all this freelancing sites like fiverr, upwork, flexjob etc. To advertise your hand work, clients will look for you, cos they are looking for creative graphics designers.
