Surprising Side Hustles

That Make A TON of Money

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Millionaire Syrup
February 22, 2024

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Surprising Side Hustles

That Make A TON of Money

1. User Generated Content

User-generated content, or UGC, is a form of content that is created by customers and shared on social media platforms to promote brands. It's a powerful tool because potential customers are more likely to trust and purchase a product when they see real people using and reviewing it.

Platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and even Amazon have become popular for sharing UGC. You can create an account on a site like Fiverr, where you can offer to create UGC videos, such as unboxing videos or product reviews, for brands.

Simply create a gig on Fiverr, describing the type of UGC video you can create, set your pricing, and wait for companies to reach out to you. They might send you their products and ask you to create a 1-minute long product review video.

How much money you make depends on how much you produce. Some people can make over $10,000 per month, while others make around $100, depending on the content and how much they create.

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2. Ikea Furniture Assembly

Some people are raking in thousands weekly just by assembling Ikea furniture through platforms like TaskRabbit, Angi, Thumbtack, and Airtable. You might wonder, why pay for something that seems easy to assemble? Well, many people prefer to have it done for them.

For instance, some people pay for someone to build custom Ikea bookshelves in their home, and make hundreds each time for their services. Considering Ikea sells a bookshelf every few seconds, and that's not counting their other furniture, there's plenty of opportunities out there.

Starting is a breeze—you just need basic tools like a screwdriver. A power drill could speed things up, but often the furniture includes the necessary tools, so you're set to go once you've got your accounts set up on those sites.

3. Device Parts Reselling

Some people have turned this concept into million dollar businesses. So, here's the deal: when people's phones or devices break, they usually either throw them away or sell them cheaply on sites like eBay. But you can take advantage of this by buying these broken devices for a low price and then selling the working individual parts separately.

For example, let's say you buy a broken iPhone 12 for $40 plus $5 shipping. You can then disassemble the phone and sell the functional parts separately. Let’s say, the screen is broken, you can sell the functional camera, battery, or other components. Usually, there's only one thing wrong with the device, but it still has many fully functional parts that can be sold individually. It's a great way to make money from something that would otherwise be considered useless.

4. Selling Real Acorns

Every year during autumn, tons of acorns fall from oak trees worldwide. Surprisingly, you can actually make money by selling them online.

When it comes to selling acorns, you can start by gathering them from oak trees in your area. Once you have a good amount, you can list them for sale on platforms like Etsy or Amazon. Some sellers price them by the pound, while others sell them individually for as much as $1 per acorn. The demand for acorns comes from people who use them for various purposes like decoration, crafts, or even feeding animals like deer. So, if you have access to a lot of oak trees or a nearby nature center where you can collect acorns, this side hustle can be quite lucrative.

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