Your computer can help you make more money! You can use the internet to supplement your income in your spare time, or you can start a full-fledged business. If you're a creator or have expertise in any subject, you can cash in on it! Millions of potential customers are only a click away, you just have to learn how to reach them.
First Things First
If you are simply hoping to supplement your income, check out free platforms, such as Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist. If you want to start a full-time business, then paying a small fee for an eCommerce website or storefront, would be worth it.
Here are some examples of different sites for different products/niches:
Antiques and Collectibles
Collectibles such as sports memorabilia refurbished antique furniture, and gold and silver coins, are hot commodities right now. eBay, Ruby Lane, ArtFire, and Zibbet are a few of the favored platforms for sellers.
Handcrafted Goods
Artisan jewelry, unique pottery, and personalized gifts are only a few ideas, and they sell best on sites like Etsy, Spoonflower, or Amazon Handmade.
Dropshipping: Hassle-Free Selling
Simply promote somebody else's brand and earn a commission on each you sell. You can sell one or a variety of products with no investment or hassle. The owner manages the inventory, shipping, returns, and so forth. The customer is rarely aware that the product isn’t coming from you because the shipping label will have your store listed on it.
Digital Products: Selling a Talent or Skill
From freelancing to financing, to teaching online courses, there are so many marketable skills, that I can’t name them all. Here are just some starters:
- Blogging, Content Writing, Editing, or Proofreading.
- Social Media Management, E-mail Marketing, or Brand Awareness
- Photography and Graphic Design
- Mobile App Development
- SEO
- Teaching a Language
- DIY Home Repair Classes
- Resume or Grant Writing Tutorials
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