Top 5 Websites That Helped Me Start My Online Earning Journey

 When I first started searching for online earning methods after matric, I didn’t know where to begin. There were so many websites — but not all of them were useful or real.

In this blog, I’ll share the top 5 websites that helped me learn, grow, and start my online earning journey as a student — all for free!

🌐 1. Blogger.com – For Starting a Free Blog

Blogger is one of the first websites I used to publish my thoughts and experiences. It’s easy to use and great for beginners.

What I did on Blogger:

  • Started writing blogs about online earning

  • Shared tips for students

  • Practiced writing daily

💰 You can earn by connecting your blog to Google AdSense.

✍️ 2. Medium.com – For Reaching a Global Audience

Medium is another blogging platform where you can share your content with a larger, global audience.

Why I like it:

  • It’s clean and easy to use

  • Articles can reach more people

  • You can earn through the Medium Partner Program (when available in your country)

🖼️ 3. Canva.com – For Designing Posters and Thumbnails

Design is an important part of online work. I use Canva to make:

  • Blog banners

  • YouTube thumbnails

  • Instagram posts

  • Flyers

It’s free and has ready-made templates. No design experience needed!

🧠 4. YouTube.com – For Learning Everything Free

I use YouTube every day to learn skills like:

  • Typing

  • Canva design

  • Blogging tips

  • Online earning ideas

Instead of wasting time on random videos, I search for topics that help me grow and earn.

Try searching:

  • “How to earn money online for students”

  • “Canva tutorial in Urdu/Hindi”

  • “Blogging for beginners”

🧑‍💻 5. Workchest.com – For Pakistani Freelancers

Workchest is a freelancing platform created by Pakistani YouTuber Hisham Sarwar. It’s great for students in Pakistan who want to start freelancing.

Services you can offer:

  • Typing work

  • Poster design

  • Blog writing

  • Data entry

And the best part? You don’t need to be a pro — just start simple and improve as you go.

✅ Final Thoughts

These 5 websites helped me go from confused to confident. I’m still learning, still growing — but now I have a clear direction.

👉 If you're just starting your online journey, try these websites.
👉 Stay consistent, be patient, and you’ll see results with time.

Do you have any favorite websites for learning or earning online? Share them in the comments below!

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