If you’re good with Photoshop and can work quickly you might make some decent cash with this online business. Are you a graphic designer or do you have some artistic talents that you know others are looking for? Why not make extra money for your bottom line by designing logos or other graphics for people’s websites, for their newsletters or for other print applications?

If you have deep knowledge of one or more subjects, you can make money teaching online, such as at a site like Udemy.com. Some instructors there are making a lot of money, but many are just making a few thousand dollars a year -- or less. Still, even that can be very helpful. The money you'll make will depend on how many students take your course, which will depend, to some degree, on how in-demand a topic it is, and how well marketed it is. Note that once you do the work to create a course, you can most likely re-use much or all of it later.
It’s best to use a platform like Airbnb, which can easily connect your listing to renters. It also takes care of scheduling and payment processing; gives you the opportunity to build credibility through reviews (which will make renting out your space even easier in the future!); and protects you by verifying guests and covering every booking with $1M in property damage protection.
If you can offer a place for someone to park their car, such as in your driveway, you can make some easy money -- as long as it's conveniently located. (You'll also want to make sure that it's legal to rent out parking spaces where you live.) Look into sites such as Pavemint.com and parkeasier.com. You could have customers who pay you a few hundred dollars per month if you're near their workplace or home, or you might charge $10 to $20 or more for a few hours of parking, if you're near a stadium or other place where lots of people need to park.

If you're clever and are good at coming up with funny phrases, jokes, and illustrations, or profound thoughts or images, you might capitalize on that by uploading your designs to sites such as Teespring.com, Zazzle.com, RedBubble.com, and CafePress.com. Then people can find them and order merchandise such as mugs, shirts, and more -- emblazoned with your design.
The Ibotta app gives you cash back on the groceries you already buy. Some deals are brand specific, while others give you cash just for purchasing a certain type of item, like a loaf of bread from any brand. Choose your deals before you check out, then submit a picture of your receipt and get paid via Venmo, PayPal, or redeem for gift cards. Sign up with Ibotta and also claim a $10 welcome bonus.

Great list! I have another to add – commercial litter removal. Provide a daily on-foot litter clean up service using inexpensive hand tools outside retail, office and industrial properties for property management companies. Almost as easy to do as going for a walk! Make $30 – $50/hour doing the work before you go to your day job. I started this side gig in 1981 and turned it into a lucrative full time business. Make money going for walks!
72. Sell Other People’s Stuff: You can always sell your own stuff on eBay, but you can also sell things for others. I recently met a lady with an enormous amount of antiques (3 barns full) stacked away where nobody can see them. I am going to get her up and running with an eBay store so the right people can see this jackpot. If you have the know-how you can help someone who already has the goods make some money.


Love to shop? Well then working as an Instacart shopper and driver may be a great fit for you. Instacart defines itself as a service that “connects customers with shoppers to deliver fresh groceries to their door.” Like other delivery services, Instacart allows their shoppers to set their own hours, which could make it a great fit for students or anyone with a busy schedule.


