Category Archives: Side Jobs

You don’t have to sell 1000 different products at a time to be successful.  You can instead find a niche, a tiny corner or hole in the market in need of someone to fill it.  You can make one really great product and wholesale it to companies.  For example, you could sell tiny tooth containers to dental offices…

Ever worked somewhere and been mystery shopped? It happens! Mystery shopping is where you make a purchase and/or a phone call and then get reimbursed for your purchase and time. And you often get to keep the purchase! For example, you call and order a pizza, you eat the pizza, turn in your receipt and…

There are modeling positions available all over the country.  You can get started in the modeling industry by: Trying out for auditions. Craigslist and Indeed allow you to search local casting calls for free. Most other sites will expect you to pay a fee. Looking for jobs at a studio or elsewhere in the industry. Taking modeling classes. Models are used in all sorts…

There are many opportunities out there to teach classes that provide licenses and certificates. Such courses are often offered on nights and weekends, so they often don’t interfere with a regular day job. Or they can be a full time job. Many license and certification classes are short courses, so you don’t have to spend…

If you learn a little bit about computers, there are all kinds of things you can create and sell. You can have a simpler free version a more complicated for sale version. For example, you can create WordPress themes or plugins.  Some of the theme or plugin is free, and extras cost money. Or, you…

There are many types of Home Visit Sales Companies you can join.  The basic idea is the same for every kind of party.  You join a company, buy their start up kit, and then throw a party.  You sell products at your party and talk people into letting you throw another party at their house with all…

Are you a savvy websurfer, interesting, or innovative? You can get paid to give advice and information: Just Answer Helium Yahoo! Contributor Network Innocentive…

Do you have a delicious product but not enough of a down payment or variety for a brick and mortar business? Here are some other ways to sell food: Food trucks Delivery only Delivery routes – Find brick and mortar businesses that would like to sell your product. Coffee shops, gas stations, hospitals, and restaurants…

Some companies will pay you to be a part of a focus group, where you will meet with people online or in person to judge things. Decision Research Focus Group Hagen Sinclair Infoco Plaza Research iOPINION Probe Market Reseach…