HeyCash is a money making app that pays users to play online games, take surveys, and test out new services.
According to the HeyCash website, users can earn as much as $50 per day, which equates to up to $1500 a month.
Sounds amazing, right? But how realistic are those earnings?
It’s that time of year again — Thanksgiving!
This summer, we caught part of the Rubik’s Cube World Championships in Seattle. The fastest solvers in the world can solve a 3×3 cube in under 5 seconds.
But what really caught my attention? There was $5,000 in prize money for first place. Another reminder that just about any skill is monetizable if you’re committed enough.
And nothing gets me more excited than finding cool, creative ways to make extra money and sharing them with you.
This is our 9th annual Thanksgiving tradition — a roundup of 10 of the most interesting and inspiring side hustles that crossed my desk this year. We’ve got product businesses, service businesses, and content businesses. Something for everyone in what’s always one of my favorite episodes to put together.
This is the 9th installment of the series, so check out the previous episodes if you like this format. Grab the full playlist here.
After spending hours of research and using the little money that I had saved, I bought my first pair of shoes to resell. It was a pair of Jordans that I bought for $190. I sold them hours later for $300 — an $80 profit after shipping and fees.
It was the quickest and easiest money I had ever made. I had finally found a product that met all of my criteria: high ticket items with good margins that sold quickly. Sneakers checked those boxes very nicely.
Want to build a six-figure cleaning business where your customers do all the cleaning?
That’s exactly what Cheyenne Bulloch built with Domestic Daydreams, combining free public domain radio shows with a near-universal problem: keeping your house clean.
Cheyenne is a longtime Side Hustle Show listener who turned a creative idea into a recurring revenue business.
For $25 a month or $45 a quarter, she sends members six private podcast episodes a week featuring old public domain radio shows (think Dragnet and classic crime dramas) interspersed with cleaning routines and instructions.
Instead of commercial breaks, you get prompts like “now go fold some laundry.” And with over 500 members, the concept is clearly resonating.
According to Neighbor.com, you can make money turning your extra space into into storage.
But is it a legit side hustle? How does Neighbor work — and how much work does it take?
In this review, we’ll explore the pros and cons of Neighbor.com, so you can decide if it makes sense to monetize your unused space.
Nathan Barry went from working at Wendy’s to running a software company doing $2.5M in revenue every month.
But there were several steps along the way — and those steps are the topic of today’s episode.
What if you could find hobbies that make money doing what you enjoy? Your hobby doesn’t have to be a money pit!
Here are our top money-making hobbies to consider and how to get started.
Upside (formerly known as GetUpside) is a free money making app that allows users to earn cash back on gas, groceries, and dining.
According to the Upside website, users have the opportunity to earn up to 25¢ per gallon on gas, 45% cash back at restaurants, and 30% cash back at participating grocery stores.
But is the app legit, or is this too good to be true?
What if you could earn $5,000 in a single weekend taking rainbow-colored portraits that help people feel seen and valued?
Summer Ray built exactly that kind of business with aura photography, creating portraits that visualize someone’s energy field and command $44 per session.
From somalumin.com, Summer has earned $70,000 in just six months while keeping her full-time job.
If you’ve never heard of aura photography before, that’s totally fine. But whether you believe in energy fields or not, Summer’s strategic approach to building this business offers valuable lessons for any event-based side hustle.
What are the best side hustles for seniors?
If you’re looking to earn extra money in retirement (or nearing retirement), you’re in the right place.
And you’re not alone — roughly 1 in 4 baby boomers already has a side hustle.
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