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How did you end up managing other’s social accounts? Where do you find a job like that?
Great Videos! Keep it up!
Thanks
J&J
http://www.jaynjazz.comI used to work for a company that did this and when I left, some clients wanted to stay with me and I acquired a few others from doing so.
Hi Pippi,
Thanks again for your nice words on twitter. I was hoping to speak with you or email with you. I really enjoy your channel and the RV lifestyle. I have been involved in the industry for 20 years now and with RVwithME.com I expect 20 more. Here is my email scott.krupa@rvwithme.comHi Pippi.
In a few days I will be buying my first RV. I plan on using it as an office/camper for when I do gun shows here in Montana. If that is successful enough, I will be expanding to do flea markets and fairs.My business is DVD distributing. I give away educational DVDs and operate on donations.
My DVDs deal with alternative energy, alternative health, hidden and ancient history, etc…Basicly the information people are not taught in school or on TV.There is another unique way to fund your RV lifestyle or anything else for that matter. You can set up a ‘CrowdSharing’ project. It is like regular CrowdFunding only better in that there are no ongoing cost or fees, 100% of the donations go directly to you, you can do it all online in 140 countries, and everyone gets funded. Attached to my eCard are some videos, webinar schedule, and enquiry form, or call for more info. http://mycard.site/tax-freemoney ~ John
A few others ways to make money online is affiliate marketing and ecommerce marketing. Pippi recently showed her Amazon website. You can also do it with Walmart also. See my site at davidanddarla.com as an example.
There is some great free training on how to do ecommerce stores and affiliate training and also how to do T-shirt sales. All great ways. Heres the free training link: http://beginnow.tcdmcs.com/free-internet-marketing-training-center
I personally do affiliate market and have an ecommerce store. You can see the system I use at http://rvlaptoplifestyle.com
Learn to market on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. I have over a 240,000 following on Twitter so yes it can be done. And have fun doing it!
David Cadiz
@davidcadizHi Pippi.
Check out some of my money makers that you can do on the road as well.
Referring new drivers to UBER, I make about 2k a month doing this.
DriveForUber.tvanother link for referring New Drivers:
DrivingJob.infoFree Food, everyone wants free food? I get about $200 a day referring new UBER Eats customers.
FreeMeal.ushttp://PhoneSearch.us – Need to look up a phone number, a cell phone number, fid a friends number by name etc. in seconds.
See you on the road, I just bought me a 26 ft unit, picking her up on the 1st if Jan.
Hope to sit down and have coffee one day and meet you in person.
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Hey, I forgot my biggest money make, FreeTVMovies.us I get $100 for each person I refer that gets on of their TV boxes. They are awesome, I bought one and immediately referred 3 friends and family, paid for my box. Now 6 months later I have made almost 15k dollars referring people who I personally told about my experience watching this cool TV box.
You get $100 for each person you refer that buys on of their TV boxes,, the box gets movies still in theaters today back to old movies from the 1900’s. Also they have couple hundred HD TV channels with no monthly fees.
Awesome… I use my Verizon unlimited data, hotspot to watch TV while camping and on the road. You can still get the Verizon jetpacks on Ebay, unlimited data without having to get a grandfathered account.
OK this post is too long, sorry
Jenny
Hi Pippen
First time I have responded to your blog although I found you because of your homemade solar panel. You have a very nice persona YouTube and my son (Beau is 12) is wanting to become a full time youTuber. My first 15 years out of college I traveled full time in Oregon, WA, Id, Montana, and California, working as a textile manufactures rep Calling on the interior design trades. It was a very exciting line of work and I got to travel all over the world during that time frame of my life. It paid really well and I was paid to drive all over my territory and set up dealerships in the 5 state area. Plus I was paid to travel to national trade shows and teach, and I was able to perform single day teachings at local universities. When I finally quit it was a 6 figure income. I only quit to expand my home life and start a family. Thank you for sharing your life with us, I look forward to seeing more of your exploits, and sometime if you have a minute I have a project I am currently working on (need to hire a graphic arts person to help with a website). It is a paperless business plan for small businesses to help with all the documentation required to create estimates, Invoices, time sheets, Best Practices and government compliance. Keep it in between the gutters and have fun.
Sincerely
Garth
HWDWF (He Who Dances With Flames)
Kayaker, TeleMark Alpine Skier, Kite Boarder, Sailer, PaPa, Brother, Son, writer of books, apps, videos, Handyman, Plumber, Electrician, Builder, Landlord, Master Carpenter, Master of Building Science. (lives in Vancouver WA and can be found on Google under ABC Handyman in Vancouver WA)Hey Pipi, Over 20 years ago, I worked as a movie extra for a major motion picture that was filming in my area. It was a part-time, minimum wage, non-union gig. But I still made about $1000 over the course of a month just hanging out on the set, watching the stars do their thing, and eating the free food from craft services 🙂 They also offered free massages but I didn’t want it. Obviously I didn’t do this job for the pay but rather for the experience. During the month of filming in the area, I was able to be a stand-in for one of the actors as well as background for several scenes. Several of the extras were also given the opportunity to act out non-speaking solo scenes. I was also able to network with many of the entertainment professionals on set such as make-up artists, asst directors, bodyguards, etc.
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