Are you looking to start a side hustle to make extra money, but not sure if it’s going to be online or not?
Thanks to Social Media and people being so busy, creating a side hustle to make extra money in 2022 is easier than ever. To be sure, there’s nothing stopping you from starting a side hustle by going online to find new customers. Moreover, if you’re wondering how much you can make, read on to discover how to make your first $1000 a month online! Fortunately, this year, there are many ways that one can easily make an extra $1000 a month online.
Indeed, a side hustle can be a great way to start paying down debt, fast. So, we’ve compiled our favorite side hustles we think are best in 2020, and listed them below.
Online Side Hustles – Make $1000 a Month or More
#30 – Start A Blog, Then Monetize it
Starting a blog isn’t the easiest side hustle one can start, but with enough perseverance, it can make well over $1000 a month. The key is to first generate stable traffic to the blog through SEO, social media, and an email list, then monetize your blog with affiliate links, ads, and sponsorship. Starting a blog requires lots of writing to begin. For example, on The Financially Independent Millennial, we aim for 3,000 words at a minimum for each article. Doing so helps ensure that the post more than answers the reader’s question. Then, we ensure the articles get optimized for SEO. And finally, we promote the articles to as wide of an audience as possible. And once the readership gets built up, blog visitors will buy things from your website, click on ads, all while earning you money.
#29 – Become a Transcriber
Have you ever wanted to work from home, set your own hours, and be transported into an entirely new world every time you sat down to work you should look into working for Transcription Outsourcing, a transcription services company. They work with the medical, legal, law enforcement, academic, insurance, and general business industries to provide transcription services for everything from police reports, to focus groups talking about a new drug’s side effects. There are many reasons why working as a transcriptionist is an attractive, work-at-home profession. It can be especially attractive for people that like to work alone and not have to worry a lot about interacting with the clientele or even your fellow coworkers if you don’t want to. And once you become a proficient transcriptionist the ability to increase your workload and income is totally up to you. While some people become transcriptionists to generate part-time income while their kids are in school, others become full-time transcriptionists working on the same accounts for years. It truly is up to you what direction you want to go when you become a transcriptionist.
#28 – Tutor on Skype or Zoom
Everyone has their own things that they know how to do better than others. So, why not teach it and make extra money online? With Skype, you can teach people things, no matter where you are, even on a beach! Yes, if you’re a Travel Addict like I am, and want to make more money than minimum wage, I recommend tutoring people from the U.S. or U.K. Not sure what to teach? Consider teaching English, or a skill like cooking.
#27 – Create An Online Course
I absolutely love online courses because these can be taught without you being present! Here’s how it works. Sites like Udemy and Teachable offer you a platform to upload materials (Like .pdf’s) and videos for your course. Then, you can sell them for a hefty profit! The best thing is that for those who create an online course, they’ll be making money while they sleep! If your course is $100, all you need to do is sell 10 a month to make an extra $1000 a month online.
#26 – Help People on JustAnswer
Are you a lawyer, or an accountant? What about a mechanic, or a plumber. JustAnswer allows a myriad of professionals to answer people’s everyday questions. And you get paid for it! If you have high-level skills such as experience in law, medicine, or information technology, you could get paid to help others answer those gnawing questions folks might face in life.
#25 – Make $1000’s Online As A Freelance Writer
Write blog posts or stories for other people or businesses. If you have a knack for writing, you could help write for other bloggers, other websites, or even become a ghostwriter for someone famous. To get started making $1000’s as a freelance writer, you can create a profile on sites like Upwork, or Freelancer, or even Fiverr.
#24 – Write A Book or an eBook
I love passive income supplied by creating an ebook, like The Financially Independent Millennial. The book gets published on a site like Amazon (KDP), where you can easily create and sell an ebook. If writing comes naturally to you, writing a book costs next to nothing to produce. And, if writing isn’t your forte, don’t fret. Writing is something anyone can learn! The best part is that you earn royalties when you sleep! While royalties on ebooks might not be high, with the right marketing, you could potentially make 4 or 5 figures a month selling books online.
#23 – Then, Make An Audiobook
Use a platform such as ACX to create and sell audiobooks on platforms like Audible and iTunes. You can even begin by creating the audiobook for the book you just wrote! Or, let’s say you can teach a difficult skill like stock trading or accounting. With ACX, you can easily make at least $1000 a month income with the right volume of audiobooks.
#22 – Sell Services on Fiverr or Upwork
Fiverr and Upwork have created two wonderful platforms to make $1000 or more online, every month. Although services start at $5, Fiverr sellers can earn $100k+ annually through upselling. Upwork sellers earn an hourly or project rate. Both platforms are review-heavy, so make you do your best, each and every time. And, on Fiverr, consider becoming a Super Seller as you can increase your hourly or project rate.
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