--- title: 'Making Money Online by All Methods (In Short)' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=hI2Bo4TCSoY' video_id: 'hI2Bo4TCSoY' date: 2026-07-24 duration_sec: 415 channel: 'Nader Ahmed' --- # Making Money Online by All Methods (In Short) > Source: [Making Money Online by All Methods (In Short)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=hI2Bo4TCSoY) ## Summary This video provides a critical overview of various online money-making methods, including e-commerce, freelancing, trading, and content creation. The speaker debunks common myths and warns viewers about unrealistic expectations, emphasizing that success requires genuine effort, skill, and luck. ### Key Points - **Sitting Around vs. Social Media** [00:02] — The speaker claims that sitting around is more beneficial than chasing millions on social media, setting a skeptical tone. - **E-commerce Challenges** [00:15] — Selling products online requires paid marketing, fast delivery, customer service, and handling returns. It's not just about finding a factory; it's like opening a physical store. - **Competition and Luck in E-commerce** [01:11] — Big players with teams and money dominate the market. Success often comes down to luck. - **Freelancing Competition** [01:24] — Freelancers face fierce competition from low-cost workers in poor countries. Work is not consistent, causing psychological stress. - **Freelancing Realities** [02:09] — Freelancing is rewarding only if sustenance is decreed. Many freelancers struggle to find clients; it's like searching for treasure. - **Ethical Concerns in Freelancing** [02:37] — Working with foreigners may involve requests that conflict with religious values (e.g., creating bad content). - **Trading Programs Are Virtual** [03:06] — Trading programs are not linked to real assets; they are virtual worlds. Analyses are predictions, not guarantees. - **No Millionaires from Trading** [03:36] — Real millionaires do not recommend trading. Those who promote trading make money from teaching, not trading itself. - **Betting and Gambling** [04:23] — Recent trend: making money through betting/gambling on social media. The speaker dismisses this as unsustainable. - **Content Creation Requires Serious Effort** [04:52] — Building a fan base requires talent, patience, quality, and marketing. It's not easy; most people fail. - **Start with Your Talent or Product** [05:48] — If you have a skill or product, start recording and posting. Even if initial views are low, persistence can lead to success. ### Conclusion The speaker advises viewers to be realistic about online income, avoid get-rich-quick schemes, and focus on genuine effort and skill development. Success comes from hard work, not shortcuts. ## Transcript millions on social media? Honestly, sitting around is more beneficial for you. Let me tell you something that no one else says in this video. Here in the capital, there are no feelings, no compliments, no relationships. What we do is a vow of the capital. Every Friday, at a certain time, no, after morning, no, at night. Some people think about it, the video is about trading. No, because we made a video about trading before and said it was theoretical and people got offended. So we're going to break it down one thing at a time that you can profit from on social media. In short, if you're going to create a page or a brand and sell a product like everyone else who makes t-shirts, you have to understand that you have to do paid marketing, and you have to have fast delivery, customer service, and services that you have to offer the customer besides the t-shirt. The problem isn't finding a factory and making whatever you want and selling it. Don't take that kind of responsibility. Returns, damaged goods, and seasonal items are just like opening a physical store. Marketing, product photography, wholesale, or manufacturing— if you try to do all of that alone at the beginning, you'll do it badly and waste a lot of money. It's natural for anyone starting n't like how people market it—just creating a page and starting to sell, then many stages this business goes through, just like real shops. Someone might ask, "Is it profitable?" Well, all physical stores are barely making ends meet, and only one or two are truly successful and dominating the market. It's the same with online pages or businesses. Someone might be doing marketing with a whole team and more money than you, so naturally, they'll capture more market share. Ultimately, it's all about luck. You might even hear something like, "If you create basic content, you'll..." People on TikTok, don't forget! If you're watching YouTube, Friday at [time]. There are also other videos uploaded on other accounts. Secondly, if you're going to sell a service—whether you're a graphic designer, video editor, web designer, or anything else you can do as a service using your computer—unfortunately, there's fierce competition for services from Pakistanis, Indians, and people from very poor countries. They're actually working quite well, too. So, if you're entering this field, you need to know that work isn't every day. The idea that you're not productive every day will cause you psychological problems. Even if you work for a week and cover all your monthly expenses, you'll still have have scheduling conflicts because clients are often from outside Egypt, from other countries. They'll contact you at night, and things won't be easy in the morning. If you can actually find a client who works with you consistently from outside Egypt at a good price, in case you get sick or something happens to you... You'll be replaced, and even if a better offer comes your way, you'll still be replaced. So, is freelancing rewarding? It is rewarding, but only if God has already decreed sustenance for you. There are many people in the freelance market who aren't working. Unfortunately, freelancing feels like you're searching for a treasure, thinking, "I'll eventually succeed, I'll eventually find clients to work with me for thousands of dollars." You're living in a fantasy. You believe yourself, and that's great, but your passion won't sustain you. So, if you have the luxury, if you're a student with time, learn an electronic skill and offer your services. Work, work, work. But if you're a man with a family and loan payments, don't tell me you'll learn graphic design and then start freelancing. Don't be fooled. And here's an important point that no one talks about: if you care about what's permissible and forbidden, you'll be working with foreigners, meaning most of their requests will be you might work with or the people who are already... They create bad content or do bad things, so think carefully before entering this virtual world. Trading programs, which are the subject of much debate on social media, are not linked to any real-world stock value. Each trading program has its own system. It might have prices like the market and things that are close to reality, but it's not like that. For example, some people are born and earn $1000 a day. The global price of gold is stable anyway. If you $1000 a day, and then they tell you that trading is real. So, regardless of whether trading is permissible or not, you're not buying something real. The analyses that people are studying are nothing but predictions. This website was created to make them think there's study, work, and a way to make a living. It's just a virtual world. If you want to join, it's up to luck, but it's not a profession, you wo n't depend on it for the rest of your life, and it's not based on anything. You're doing it and then you're making money? No, you're living in a fantasy world. If you think it's a quick buck, know that a quick buck is either a hit or a miss. Look, my friend, there are no millionaires from trading, and no millionaire recommends trading. Any ads that pop up and some guy who rented two cars in Dubai and told you he became rich from trading and all that nonsense, it doesn't exist. Find me a real millionaire who's built a fortune and is definitely interested in doubling it and investing. Recommending trading is impossible. And most of the time, anyone who promotes trading, even someone insignificant, just wants to attract people and trick them into thinking they're teaching them to trade so they can make money off them. That's their source of income—teaching people, but actually profiting from trading? No way! So, if you're making $20,000, why are you teaching me? Just keep increasing your amount and work, trader! Oh, unfortunately, lately, the way to make money from social media has become about betting. You go in, play a game, bet, and win or lose. You'll win, yes, you will, but only if you're a real man. With this money, if you're a real man, buy a meal and see what God will do to you. What about your future? What are you doing? What will you do with your life? There is no power nor strength except with God. You're waiting for me to talk about this? Why don't we make videos and try it? Maybe we can be like these people and profit from social media. The idea of ​​uploading videos or making videos that aren't clear won't get you anywhere, even if there are some bad ones. Either you create content that people wait for and build a fan base, then you become famous and make money from it, or you'll get removed once and disappear for 20 years, and to be seen the second time you need to do something outrageous to go viral. So this isn't work, my friend. Let's get serious. Is it worthwhile? There are people who do a lot of social media in Egypt, but they are celebrities with a huge fan base, and people watch daily. Don't compare yourself to these people. You don't have talent, cameras, experience, or anything, so don't try to convince me that you Hoba, so you're going to try it out on your phone? People will say, "Wow, we've been waiting for you! Where have you been?" So don't just try to make content and experiment. If you really want to enter the content creation field, you have to offer something, be patient, market yourself properly, prepare your videos well, and invest in quality so people start following you and waiting for your videos. That's how you truly begin in the content creation field. If you do that and God blesses you and you become famous, you'll get a good income because you'll get income from multiple sources. It doesn't have to be the advertising revenue on platforms. But if you try it, no one will support you. No one will support you, I swear. Even your friends won't support you, your family won't support you. If you go live on TikTok, they'll support you. Oh, come on! Now we come to the last and most important point: if you have a talent, a specific skill, or a product that you create, start now. Record it and post it on social media. Honestly, media, it will definitely make a difference to you. If 1000 people see you, there's a chance 10 of them will buy from you. You might say things like, " My phone isn't good," or "The camera is bad," or "I can't speak," or "I don't know what." Just try it. People aren't just sitting around waiting for you. They'll see what you post and say, "No, no, no, it's terrible." You might post a video and no one will watch it. So, go ahead and try. I'm not trying to discourage you; I'm just telling you that the beginning isn't about people waiting for you. So, go ahead, try, fail, go crazy, and you'll succeed. Someone might say, "My son, sustenance comes from God." That's all nonsense. No, it's about effort. If you do it, God will bless you. Others do this every day, and it's made a difference in their work, their lives, and even their social circles. watch them have started to trust them, or they've even started saying, "I've seen you before." There's a connection that's formed. Don't forget to like. Share and support my new program. Save it if you're watching TikTok; you might need to hear these two words in case someone tricks you or manipulates your mind by telling you to give them your $100 and they'll teach you trading.