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Side Hustle ideas


Trying to see what side hustle's everyone is doing to earn extra money.
I currently do surveys, sell on ebay/FB marketplace/vinted....looking for other avenues to explore TIA x
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You'd probably need to give more of an idea of what kind of skills you have in order to get any useful suggestions. There are plenty of threads on here already with ideas, have you read through those already?1
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Galway_Girl said:Hi Everyone
Trying to see what side hustle's everyone is doing to earn extra money.
I currently do surveys, sell on ebay/FB marketplace/vinted....looking for other avenues to explore TIA x
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I do a part time job, 7 hours a week, pays well and you know exactly what you have to do and how much money you get each month.-1
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I would highly recommend UX-type surveys and studies, these are well-paying and interesting to do and they often have focus group-type tasks as well which pay even better. my favourite sites for this sort of work are, Prolific, Intellizoom, Userbrain and Userlytics, they all pay in cash not vouchers although some of them are US$ or Euro and you will need Paypal, Good luck.0
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Freelancing: Offer your skills on platforms like Upwork or Fiverr, such as writing, graphic design, programming, or social media management. Online Tutoring: Teach subjects you excel in on websites like Chegg Tutors or VIPKid. Affiliate Marketing: Promote products or services through your blog or social media and earn commissions for sales. Delivery Driver: Work for delivery services like UberEats, DoorDash, or Amazon Flex. Rent Your Space: List your spare room on Airbnb or your parking space on apps like JustPark. Pet Sitting/Dog Walking: Care for pets in your neighborhood through platforms like Rover or Wag Handyman Services: Offer your repair or maintenance skills on TaskRabbit Sell Crafts: Create and sell handmade crafts on Etsy or at local craft fairs Virtual Assistant: Provide administrative support to businesses remotely. Content Creation: Start a YouTube channel, blog, or podcast and monetize through ads, sponsorships, or merchandise sales.
Theres actually a lot of options when you get creative.
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serena9 said:I would highly recommend UX-type surveys and studies, these are well-paying and interesting to do and they often have focus group-type tasks as well which pay even better. my favourite sites for this sort of work are, Prolific, Intellizoom, Userbrain and Userlytics, they all pay in cash not vouchers although some of them are US$ or Euro and you will need Paypal, Good luck.
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I just purchased an engraving machine - wasn't cheap, but hopefully an investment! Just waiting for all my raw materials to arrive before I start building a bit of a catalogue and learning how to use it!!
I also create some YouTube video guides etc for some extra money.....0
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