HOW TO MAKE MONEY ONLINE IN ZAMBIA

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 Top 5 ways to easily make money online in Zambia!

Are you looking for easy ways to earn some cash online? There are many ways to make money online in and we have selected our top 5. You can actually be making up to k15,000 per month at the comfort of your home! You only need your smartphone or PC.

1. Online Surveys

Taking online surveys is a great and simple way to earn money. You only need a smart phone to start taking surveys. Some surveys will earn you cash while others will earn you airtime.

2. Blogging

You will definitely earn good money  with blogging and it's free. You will need a smart phone or computer to start blogging. You can use blogger, wix or WordPress to create a blog for free without having to code. The next thing you need to do is to find a good blogging topic, preferably a topic you like and have a depth of knowledge in it. Start publishing good quality content and  add google adsense and start earning.

3. Vlogging

Vlogging is a bit like blogging, only that with vlogging you post videos on media platforms like YouTube, tiktok and Facebook and start earning money. With Facebook and tiktok you will earn money mostly through product advertisement and with youtube, you can connect google AdSense.

For those of you who don't have the time to make videos, you can just download 'creative commons' videos and repost them.

4. Get paid to browse the internet!

Did you know that there are websites that will pay you to watch videos, listen to music (online) and click on search results? I know it sounds crazy and unreal but it's actually true! One such website is Qmee.com

5. Content writing

For those of you who are good with writing, you can write content for websites, blogs, social media, whitepapers, ebooks and many other platform and get paid. This can earn you good money, especially if you are a good writer. You can visit Fiverr.com and register.

Just try out any of the above money making ways! 

If you have any questions drop them in the comments below.

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