The $60k/mo Remote Cleaning Side Hustle

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Building a remote cleaning side hustle from scratch. How crazy unique is that?

Skyler helps homeowners get the help they need while also helping on-the-ground professional cleaners get the work they want — and still makes a margin in the middle.

And the most interesting part is he’s running this $60k/month operation in less than two years — all while keeping his day job.

How to Start a Moving Box Rental Business: $1000/mo on the Side

Gary Grewal

Sometimes the simplest ideas can lead to remarkable success.

That’s certainly the case for Gary Grewal, founder of Cal Box Rental, a moving box rental service that has grown from a college student’s brainstorm to a successful side hustle generating $1,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

For the last 10 years, he has been renting out moving boxes with a low start-up cost, consistent and increasing demand, and only a few hours per week to run on the side of his day job.

How to Become a Mystery Shopper? The 10 Best Companies to Work For

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Becoming a mystery shopper is often included in lists of ways to make extra money.

But how does mystery shopping work?

Can you really get paid to shop and test products or services?

How do you find legit mystery shopping gigs?

How much can you realistically earn as a mystery shopper?

I had the same questions — and in this post, I’ll answer them all. I even got to make some money as a mystery shopper myself!

How a College Student Built a $10k/Month Window Washing Side Hustle

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This episode’s guest is about to start his sophomore year in college, but he’s already making around $10k a month from his side hustle window washing side hustle.

And it all started with a $200 window cleaning kit from Amazon.

Let’s break down how Jack Leimbach (@jackexteriorcleaning) is doing it, all while balancing school.

From $30/hr to $300/hr: The Software Consulting Playbook

Kristi Dasilva

This episode is all about making use of the Piggyback Principle — why it’s easier to fill demand than to create it from scratch.

Just like how kids would rather get a piggyback ride than walk because it’s easier.

The same is true in business — this strategy allows you to ride the wave of success software products are experiencing to catch that rising tide and get better, faster results with less work.

To help illustrate this, I brought on Kristi DaSilva from DaSilvaLife.com.

DaSilva Life helps small businesses build success by setting up and integrating two popular software tools, HoneyBook and ClickUp, into their workflow and operations.

This earns her thousands of dollars per project along the way.

How to Start a Dispatch Business: $1000 per Client per Month

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Roman Shmundyak didn’t intend to start a freight dispatching business. But when other trucking companies kept asking for his help, he couldn’t keep ignoring the idea.

Plus, dispatching was lower risk than owning a fleet of trucks himself — and gave him the flexibility to work remotely.

In episode 622 of The Side Hustle Show, Roman shares how to:

market a dispatch business and get your first customers
match freight with truckers that can carry it
grow your dispatch business and free up your time

A good dispatcher can earn $1,000 a month per client, and can handle several clients at once.

Today, Roman still oversees the dispatch business at Alfa X Logistics, and also helps new dispatchers learn the business at LearnDispatch.com.

How to Start a Photo Organizing Business: $100/hr Sorting Other People’s Pictures

Cheryl DiFrank Photo

Do you have an overwhelming number of photos scattered across your phone or even tucked away in dusty albums in the attic?

Would you hire someone to organize it for you?

I never imagined photo organizing as a side hustle could pay $85/hr per project, nor did I anticipate its high demand.

But Cheryl DiFrank from mymemoryfile.com says she’s building a six-figure business in the process.

21 In-Demand Freelance Skills: High Paying Jobs To Learn and Work Online

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What freelance skills are most in-demand right now?

Freelancing is one of the fastest side hustle ideas to start, and one of the fastest growing employment segments in the US.

But if you don’t have any immediately freelance-able skills, it can be frustrating to know where to begin. The good news is you have the ability to learn new skills!

And you’re going to learn a new skill, it might as well be something that pays well, right?

Scaling a Local Service Business: Multi 6-Figures in Pet Waste Removal

Erica Krupin

It’s not every day you spot one of your podcast guests’ yard signs while driving, but that’s exactly what happened to me.

As we cruised the neighborhood, a bright pink “Kroopin’s Poopin Scoopin” sign caught my eye.

We first heard from this guest in 2020.

She was earning around a thousand bucks a week from her part-time pooper scooper/pet waste removal business.

And since then, it has grown to serve almost 200 weekly residential customers at an average ticket price of $99/month.

In this ‘Where Are They Now?’ episode, I have once again Erica Krupin from Kroopin’s Poopin Scoopin to talk about what this former side hustle looks like at scale.

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