>unemployment is record 3.6% >tfw I still can't find a job >30 yrs old, haven't worked in 7 years, supported by parents, and can't even find a decent $8/ hour job >I tend to stutter sometimes in interviews because I get nervous despite going through hundreds of them by now >they always tell me they'll call me if they need me >learned about blogging, SEO, affiliate marketing, etc a few years ago >just started my blog this week but it would take about 8 months before I start seeing decent traffic to make money through ads, affiliate marketing, sponsored posts and whatever products I create for it >8 months before I see results (to reiterate) >dad wants me to get a job already (he's right) >but I can't find one despite looking What are some jobs that require no experience I can apply at to get some income as I work on my blog on my down time?
I had a cozy laundry job (for an hotel) for 4 years when I was 20 to 24 but I left it for a different job that paid well (that wanted me at first) but I was fired because I couldn't handle the pressure of that office job. No one right now is hiring for laundry in my city.
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Daniel Gutierrez
>unemployment is record 3.6% Well there's your problem: you're looking at a meaningless statistic pushed by disgusting parasitic bureaucrats that doesn't take into account the 40% of the potential workforce that is no longer even looking for a job. Look up "labor participation rate over time"
Elijah James
yeah retard the economy is still kickass despite your lpf% argument
Blake Brooks
>doesn't take into account the 40% of the potential workforce that is no longer even looking for a job. Look up "labor participation rate over time" Yeah I'm aware of that. I merely posted the unemployment rate to get my original point across since most people here do believe that number.
Ian Foster
I hope you know how to do proper keyword research (finding long tails). If you are a good writer and have the time, it's better than nothing. You might want to buy backlinks to rank your site. Don't overdo it and do not buy from shady sellers, desu I would even touch them at the beginning.
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Joshua Mitchell
learn about smart contracts and why chainlink is important for the success of them
Jason Price
Thanks man. Yeah the plan is to focus on long tail KWs. Currently have 3 articles worth 2500 words average that look well and the niche is profitable. I just have to be patient and consistent in writing.
Liam Moore
I don't think I can learn crypto between writing, researching articles for my blog and looking for a part time job. My problem is that I'm horrible with social interaction even though I'm not even shy.
Jason Thomas
Buy link
Levi Baker
stop lying, go work 2 fast food jobs no way they don't hire you
Xavier Ross
Here is a small tip for you. You can use Google adwords to test a new niche, but do it on another domain (Not the one you want to rank later you can buy that one later). Most likely it will not be profitable but the data you generate is worth a lot.
Anyone who believes unemployment is 3% must have consumed too much floridated water. There is no way. Government statistics are complete BS. Look at inflation for a laugh.
Ian Martinez
wait wait wait, are you saying that 40% of adults do not work?
Jacob Nelson
>unemployment is record 3.6%
My country just reported a 12-13% unemployment this quarter. Fucking first world problems.
Robert Morgan
don't waste your time blogging and doing affiliate marketing, it's overrun with pajeets
just keep applying to everything and anything
Ryder Roberts
you can also look into the gig economy, that is where a lot of the unemployables are now
Angel Ward
God bless automation, ain't that right? Either way, I see that you probably just have a high school diploma. so you should try to apply to jobs with the "trainee" word in them since you have four fucking years of experience probably in the same job. I would also recommend you to learn about soft skills if you actually want to live a good life with just a high school diploma and try to learn about managing people with some books at your local library.
Ge some Work From Home Data entry job going. From the top of my head: Lionbridge and Clickworker. just google some alternatives.
Blogs are not that good desu. Get some affiliate stuff going though. You should also learn to code and make some cheap game apps. Spread as much as you can and do not forget about Tax. You may even have to create a one man company for tax reasons.
Can you design stuff? maybe you can sell stuff on RedBubble, Teespring and the like.
