Jen “Odd” Glantz here!

If you’re super busy with not a lot of time to spare, I have some ideas for you for odd side hustles.

I’ll be honest - each of these will take time, especially at the start. So expect to invest at least 5+ hours a week into building the ideas below but once you get going, you might be able to reduce the time commitment by 50%, or more.

Ps. if you ever need help starting your own side hustle, I’ve got your back with this.

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Side Hustle Ideas for Busy People

1. Virtual Assistant:

• Utilize your organizational and administrative skills to offer virtual assistance services.

• Determine the tasks you can handle, such as email management, scheduling, or data entry.

• Create a website or social media profiles to promote your services.

• Join freelancing platforms like Upwork or Fiverr to find virtual assistant gigs.

• Set clear boundaries and establish realistic working hours to balance your main job and side hustle.

2. Online Tutoring:

• Leverage your expertise in a particular subject and offer online tutoring services.

• Determine your target audience and create a lesson plan or curriculum.

• Advertise your tutoring services on social media platforms or local community boards.

• Utilize video conferencing tools like Zoom or Skype for virtual tutoring sessions.

• Set flexible scheduling options to accommodate your availability.

3. Content Writing:

• Utilize your writing skills to offer freelance content writing services.

• Determine your writing niche, such as blog posts, copywriting, or social media content.

• Create a portfolio of writing samples and a professional website to showcase your work.

• Join freelancing platforms like Upwork or Fiverr to find writing opportunities.

• Set realistic deadlines and manage your time effectively to balance your full-time job and writing projects.

4. Dropshipping:

• Start an online store without the need for inventory by utilizing dropshipping.

• Choose a niche or product category and research reliable suppliers.

• Set up an online store using platforms like Shopify or WooCommerce.

• Market your products through social media, paid advertising, or influencer collaborations.

• Automate order fulfillment by connecting your store to the dropshipping supplier.

5. Digital Product Creation:

• Leverage your expertise and create digital products such as e-books, online courses, or templates.

• Identify a topic or skill you excel in and that has market demand.

• Create high-quality content and package it into a digital format.

• Set up an online platform to sell your digital products, such as your own website or platforms like Gumroad or Teachable.

• Market your products through social media, email marketing, or collaborations with influencers.

6. Social Media Management:

• Capitalize on your knowledge and experience in social media platforms.

• Offer social media management services to businesses or individuals.

• Create a website or portfolio showcasing your skills and successful social media campaigns.

• Utilize scheduling tools like Hootsuite or Buffer to streamline content posting.

• Set clear expectations and communicate your availability to manage client relationships effectively.

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Random Odd Stuff

• I wrote this article on personal branding that you might dig + this course is a bestseller

• I shared some of my favorite passive income streams here if you need ideas

• Tools I love: Flodesk for email marketing + a CRM tool that’s the best one I’ve ever tried.

• Books I adore are all right here.

🙂 Work With Jen Glantz:

• 👏1:1 coaching: I specialize in working with people who want to switch careers, start their own business, improve their personal brand, or are feeling lost in life. Book a session and let’s work together this month.

  👏Courses: Want a quick pick-me-up? I offer a handful of digital courses that include videos, assignments, and real-time personalized feedback from me along the way. Check them out here - the most popular one is the personal branding course.

  👏Company workshops & speaking: I offer company workshops and conference keynotes on topics that include personal branding, social media trends, storytelling, and more. I’ve worked with Google, Apple, HBO, ESPN, and more. Learn more here.

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