Top 3 Best Beginner Side Hustles
DISCLAIMER: I am NOT nor do I claim to be a financial advisor so this should not be taken as professional advice as I am someone who just does and collects data about side hustles.
Becoming a side hustler is hard as it may be hard to come up with ideas for little to no money. If you can start one good side hustle at the beginning you can take the money from that and make more hustles that cost money but give more in return.
Tutoring
Tutoring is a well-known side hustle but is an excellent business to have in the beginning as it costs no money to start, although you will need a lot of knowledge in the subject you are tutoring others on. You can charge a reasonable amount per hour as people will pay. Depending on your experience, you can charge anywhere from $10 to $40 an hour, but as a beginner, you may want to start somewhere around $10–$15 an hour.
Pet Sitting
If you love animals, you can start a pet-sitting and dog-walking business. You can advertise your services to friends, family, and neighbors, or list your services on websites like Rover.com. You can offer a variety of services, from daily dog walks to overnight pet-sitting. This side hustle can be flexible and low-cost, as you can work from home and may not need to invest in any equipment. From my experience pet sitting is an amazing side hustle and hours are very flexible so schedules should not be a problem.
Virtual Event Planning
With the rise of remote work and virtual events, there is a growing demand for virtual event planners. If you have experience in event planning, you can offer your services as a virtual event planner, helping clients plan and execute online events such as webinars, conferences, and virtual parties. You can market your services through social media, word of mouth, or event planning websites. This side hustle can be done remotely and has the potential to be highly flexible, as you can work around your own schedule.
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