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7 Unusual But Legal Ways I've Made $500+ in a Day (No Degree Needed)

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  • Shalom

     

     

    These aren't your typical "start a dropshipping store" tips. All tested by me or people I've mentored. Screenshots in replies. 🧵👇  

     

    1Renting Out Your Random Stuff

    Apps like FatLlama let you rent out cameras, tools, even designer clothes.  

    My move: Bought a cheap projector ($120), made $800 renting it for backyard movies.  

    🧠 Play: What unused items do you own? (Reply and I'll tell you how to monetize them)  

     

    2Getting Paid to Find Bugs

    Sites like UserTesting pay $10-$60/hr to test apps/websites.  

    Pro tip: Focus on fintech apps (they pay more for financial UX feedback).  

    📱 My last test: 22 mins = $35.  

     

    3The "Unofficial Tour Guide" Hack

    Create a "hidden gems" Google Map of your city, sell as PDF on Etsy/Kofi.  

    Example: A friend made $370 in 2 weeks mapping NYC speakeasies.  

    🌆 Your turn: What unique knowledge do tourists overpay for in your area?  

     

    4Selling "Done-For-You" Templates

    Notion templates, Excel budgets, Canva wedding planners.  

    My first sale: A simple "content calendar" template made $220 in a month.  

    💡 Key: Solve one annoying problem (e.g., "Gym workout tracker for lazy people").  

     

    5The "Human Wikipedia" Side Hustle

    Sites like JustAnswer pay experts to answer questions in real-time.  

    Best niches: Car repair, law, vet advice.  

    ⚖️ Fun fact: A paralegal friend makes $85/hr answering legal Qs after work.  

     

    6Flipping Free Stuff

    Scan FB Marketplace "Free" section for items you can clean/repair.  

    Score: Got a "broken" DSLR (just needed a $20 battery), sold for $300.  

    🔍 Try this now: Search "[Your City] + free" and reply with what you find.  

     

    7The "I'll Do Your Annoying Task" Gig**  

    People pay for:  

    • Waiting in line (DMV, sneaker drops)  

    • Returning packages  

    • Assembling IKEA furniture  

    Platforms: TaskRabbit, Craigslist, local FB groups.  

     

    CLOSER:

    Bookmark this. Pick one method and try it this week. Then reply with your results—I'll feature the best wins!  

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