1. Clickbank
ClickBank is a website owned by Amazon that makes it possible to sell digital products. These range from e-books to video courses and everything in between. There are many ways to make money using ClickBank including affiliates programs, product launches, and private label rights.
2. Google Adsense
Google AdSense is an advertising service offered by Google that enables websites and bloggers to place advertisements throughout pages of content. You get paid per click and per impression basis.
3. InboxDollars
InboxDollars is similar to Swagbucks, since you’re going to be taking surveys, shopping, etc., so if you want to maximize your return, sign up with both websites. They also offer search engine optimization services, or pay people to make sure their website shows up on the first page of Google (kind of like how SEO works).
4. Peerfly
Peerfly is a peer-to-peer lending platform where you can lend money to others. So instead of having a bank hand out loans, you can go directly to individuals/companies looking to borrow funds.
5. FlexJobs
Flexjobs is job searching website built around the idea that not only should you find the job you desire, but you should also find it via friends and colleagues. Membership is free, and they offer 5 different plans ranging from $0 - $25+ per month.
6. Homejobs
Homejobs is another great resource for finding work outside of Craigslist. Similar to FlexJobs, they charge a monthly fee ($19+) to have access to their jobs database and resume library.
7. VirtualWorkersClub
Virtual Workers Club is similar to TaskRabbit, except they do offline gigs like cleaning, moving, repairing, writing, editing, designing, consulting, and more! Over 30,000 members use VWC to find virtual jobs they can perform from home.
