“How to make money online” is probably one of the most searched questions on the internet.
In the third year of my undergraduate degree, I also searched “how to make money online” and I discovered a quick investment that promised massive returns in a very short period of time. “All you have to do is invest and, you'll double your capital in two weeks!” The investment firm’s representative who reached out to me promised. Your mind must be screaming “scam alert” but as a young boy desperate to make some cool cash, all I could think of was how much money I would make. I was excited. In just 3 days after I invested most of my savings, I lost all of my capital.
A few years after that incident, I'm glad to say that I have learnt my lesson. I’m much wiser now and I have in fact been able to make money online, exceeding what I initially lost. How? By avoiding some common mistakes people make in their quest to make money online, which I will share with you
For example, Kwakol Markets offers copy-trading services to traders who do not really know how to trade. New traders’ accounts are connected to those of professional master traders and then whatever trade taken by these master traders is replicated on their account. Another interesting example is entrepreneurs and businesses leveraging the network of social media influencers to market their products. These are good examples of leveraging other people’s skills and recourses for your benefit.
Learning how to make money on the internet can set you up for financial freedom if you go about it the right way. I do hope these lessons shared enable you on your journey to building wealth online.
Risk Warning: Trading leveraged products such as Forex and Cryptos may not be suitable for all investors as they carry a degree of risk to your capital. Please ensure that you fully understand the risks involved, taking into account your investments objectives and level of experience, before trading, and if necessary seek independent advice. Read More Here-
Disclaimer: This information in this article is NOT investment advice. It is intended for information and entertainment purposes only.