How do you make money online when you’re so busy that you don’t have any time? It may sound impossible, but it’s not. There are ways to make money online without taking up your entire day with work. In fact, many of these methods can be done in as little as 20 minutes per day! Here are 5 ways to make money online when you’re tight on time…
1) Provide your services online
If you have business expertise, skills or knowledge that other people need and you can share it with them online, then it may be worth considering starting a consulting service. For example, if you are skilled at WordPress website design and want to start making money from home, then consider offering your services via a website. Set up an informational website where you provide tips on how to use WordPress to create websites and offer your services for sale.
2) Start a blog
Starting a blog takes time, but when you’re tight on time and looking for an additional income stream, starting one makes sense. It doesn’t cost much to get started (you can host it on a free WordPress account) and you can make money from advertising or affiliate marketing. If you go with affiliate marketing, your main goal is to find products you like and feel comfortable recommending them to others in exchange for a commission.
3) Sell items online
If you’re tight on time but still want to make money online, one of your best options is to sell items. This way, you don’t have to spend your free time searching for things you can resell (and dealing with all that goes into that) and you can keep as much profit as possible.
4) Hire yourself out
If you need some money but you’re tight on time, consider hiring yourself out as a freelancer. Websites like Upwork make it easy to find people who are willing to pay for your services, from accounting and data entry all the way to web design and virtual assistant work. It’s an excellent opportunity to bring in some money—you can expect about $15–20 per hour for many of these tasks.
5) Drive for Uber/Lyft
If you have a reliable car and a clean driving record, it might be worth looking into driving for Lyft or Uber. Lyft requires a Social Security Number (SSN) to request reimbursement for your rides, so if you don’t have one, keep in mind that it will be very difficult to earn money with them. Uber does not require an SSN, but their application process is more rigorous than Lyft’s.
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