If you are in Second Life, and you want to make some lindens, but you are not sure where to go to look or what to do to earn virtual cash that are scattered everywhere.
Good news for you is that you find this article!
Second Life is not like other MMORPGs out there. You can not go out and kill bats and rats to earn income as you know in other popular online games. However, there are several options to make money so you can buy clothes or anything else that you want!
One way that you can earn money is to host the event for a place that you set up. The type of activity that you can carry varies greatly depending on the type of business where the event was held. Some types of events that need to be made are theme parties, fashion shows, competitions, poetry readings, storytelling, class "How", and various types of meetings. You can usually find people who hire for work in the classified section on the tab "search feature work". People who ask you memmimpin event will pay you a $ 250 L - $ 1,500 L per hour usually including tip.
Do you like music? Have you ever thought about becoming a DJ? Well, in Second Life there is a huge demand for a DJ. It does not matter if you are not too proficient in the real world, there are similar minded people who will need your services. DJ'ing could be a very nice job at the same time an easy way to meet lots of great people. The best way to rent is to advertise yourself under employment as a DJ and list the types of music that you can play. You also can find a lot of good tutorials out there on the web that will teach you how to make the music flow. You will be paid about $ 1,500 L - $ 3,000 L per event plus tip.
While were on the subject of music you may also be considering life become entertainers. If you can play an instrument or sing, or both, you can earn a great income in Second Life. Many musicians and singers will also promote them to the world record sales through Second Life. This is the best way to increase the fan base and make a lot of money! The advantage of about $ 3000 L - $ 5,000 L per event plus tip.
Another idea is to become a salesman for a shop. This is very similar to what you see in real life at the department store, the advantages of virtual stores are a salesperson will ask visitors or customers if they need help finding anything and will answer customer questions about the store and its products. You will see the stores usually employ for this line at the job or sometimes in looking at the Second Life forums you will be paid approximately $ L50- $ L300 per hour. Most stores will also offer free items from the store as a bonus.
Another way is to become a dancer or model. You can easily do both of these things together if you want. The club needs a lot of visitors to stay popular and a dancer is a good way to attract people and keep them there. It is also a good way to be seen and hired as a model for one of the clothing stores. You will want to place a classified ad in the employment section which will cost you $ L50 lindens so that employers can find you in that way. Sometimes there is also a section menddaftar jobs in the classifieds or on the forums. With revenues of approximately $ 50 L - $ 300 L per hour plus tips and free clothes. There are many other possibilities out there, but so far the best way to make money is by creating and selling their own goods. You can become a builder, a clothing designer, offer a service like virtual wedding set-up with ceremony, really there are endless opportunities. If you are interested in a more serious way to make a lot of money. Lots of tutorials and useful information on the web that you can use as their branch offices in Second Life. Whatever it is you who decide to do in Second Life I wish you the best of luck and I hope to meet you in Second Life.
Tips & Warnings
1. Start by looking for jobs in the Employment posts
2. Place your own ad to get attention or even more exposed to the boss or those who intend to employ yourself.
3. Consider starting your own virtual business.
4. Do not pay others to accept you.
5. Never give your account password to anyone.
6. Do not accept items that request payment unless you know they are safe.
7. Be wary of anything or anyone who asks for your personal information.
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