[a11s]

This is not a method, but a simple black hat tip from which you can build your own method.

1. Read the website's Terms & Conditions.
2. Profit.

Why is this important?

Well, every website/service is afraid that someone is going to take advantage of their vulnerabilities, and you can often find these vulnerabilities in their Terms & Conditions.

Examples:

- Amazon Affiliate doesn't allow giving affiliate links in e-mails, private messages, private pages. Why? Because they can't see it is legit and it has a high chance it isn't. What do you do? You do exactly that and hide it.

- HoneyGain doesn't allow you to give data via emulators such as Bluestacks. What do you do? Exactly that.

I know these examples are common, but I don't want to give out my niches, lol.

Simplicity is often the key, and this tip is an important step in monetizing any website/service.

I'd say 98% of the methods shared online are often saturated and unusable anymore, so it is safe to say that looking online for a method will mostly waste your time.

The best methods are those that you find yourself. Everything can be monetized, just be creative.

[Luca]

Watch this thread instantly die because it doesn't spoonfeed you methods.

[a11s]

Watch this thread instantly die because it doesn't spoonfeed you methods.

Haha, I expect that to happen.

But I think it is better that way, gems normally stay hidden.

It's sad that people look only for spoonfed methods but never actually ask themselves "How did this person come up with this?".

The life of a method goes like this: Creation -> Usage by the owner -> E-book when it becomes harder/it is not that profitable and you have to make more profit out of it -> Public when it is barely profitable/dead.

I hope I can inspire some folks to start with the "Creation" step, not with the "Public" one.

[TheRoyalMart57]

Haha, I expect that to happen.

But I think it is better that way, gems normally stay hidden.

It's sad that people look only for spoonfed methods but never actually ask themselves "How did this person come up with this?".

The life of a method goes like this: Creation -> Usage by the owner -> E-book when it becomes harder/it is not that profitable and you have to make more profit out of it -> Public when it is barely profitable/dead.

I hope I can inspire some folks to start with the "Creation" step, not with the "Public" one.

This is very much the same like "How I made my first million $" videos that gives a very lengthy talk without giving out any real method until you sign up / buy a book / go to their seminar. No one's gonna give out the spoon that feed them that easily.

[a11s]

This is very much the same like "How I made my first million $" videos that gives a very lengthy talk without giving out any real method until you sign up / buy a book / go to their seminar.

Not exactly.

Those "gurus" give you a motivational talk and then try to up-sell you a method, and most of the time the method is a really generic one but they claim the "sweet tricks" are the little twist they do to it.

With this post, I tried to show you where to look for in order to gain ideas and create a black hat method of your own.

No one's gonna give out the spoon that feed them that easily.

I'm not going to spoonfeed anyone as I'm not trying to up-sell a method or anything else.

When I find a working method I abuse it until it becomes dead, and then just leave it, not try to sell it to others as many do.

And when I have a little tip or hint that I know can't get saturated I post it, such as this one.

If you think I posted this to try and up-sell a method afterwards, I'm sorry but you got the whole idea of the post wrong.

[Zoomers]

I've always asked myself how people get their methods. One thing I found out about this is. The hidden gems are sometimes hidden. If it is in the terms of service than that website knows about it which will cause them to take certain measures to prevent it.

[a11s]

If it is in the terms of service than that website knows about it which will cause them to take certain measures to prevent it.

Well, of course.

That's why this is a black hat tip and that's why this is not spoonfeeding.

Going into the terms and conditions can give you a pretty good idea about how the website can be abused in order for you to make more money.

But the most important part is that you find that twist to make it work.

[90210]

This is a very nice thread OP. The terms of service are a goldmine - and not just for blackhat!

[Goldking369]

thats a whole lot a reading but could be worth it in the end

[The 3rd]

- HoneyGain doesn't allow you to give data via emulators such as Bluestacks. What do you do? Exactly that.

so what? then?

[Coft]

"Knowledge is power" - Sir Francis Bacon
Thanks

[Fours4]

Quite an interesting topic, I'll be sure to come back to this and look for my own.

[c0r0nad]

That's why this is a black hat tip and that's why this is not spoonfeeding.

[de_g3ntl3m4n]

interesting way of thinking to be honest dont really understand what you would do with that amazon example... like what send amazon affialiate links? but hmmm i would say it is preety creative and see your point

[darkdevil07]

This is not a method, but a simple black hat tip from which you can build your own method.

1. Read the website's Terms & Conditions.
2. Profit.

Why is this important?

Well, every website/service is afraid that someone is going to take advantage of their vulnerabilities, and you can often find these vulnerabilities in their Terms & Conditions.

Examples:

- Amazon Affiliate doesn't allow giving affiliate links in e-mails, private messages, private pages. Why? Because they can't see it is legit and it has a high chance it isn't. What do you do? You do exactly that and hide it.

- HoneyGain doesn't allow you to give data via emulators such as Bluestacks. What do you do? Exactly that.

I know these examples are common, but I don't want to give out my niches, lol.

Simplicity is often the key, and this tip is an important step in monetizing any website/service.

I'd say 98% of the methods shared online are often saturated and unusable anymore, so it is safe to say that looking online for a method will mostly waste your time.

The best methods are those that you find yourself. Everything can be monetized, just be creative.

🤑 thankq