Here Are 7 Well-Paying Side Hustles You Never Knew Existed
While we’re all familiar with positions like Lyft Driver and Airbnb host, that’s not all that the gig economy has to offer.
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Let’s be honest — who among us couldn’t use a little extra money? Whether you’re not getting enough hours at your current job, devoting time to a passion project, or just want some extra cash for the holidays, side gigs are an attractive, light-lift way to supplement your income. And the good news is that today, there’s no shortage of side gigs available.
But while we’re all familiar with positions like Lyft Driver and Airbnb host, that’s not all that the gig economy has to offer. From rating ads to virtual tutoring to transcribing audio, there’s a job for just about every personality type.
Case in point: the seven unlikely positions in the following slides. Check them out and apply today!
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your personal camera obscura | Getty ImagesDog walker
Pay: $16/hr, according to
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Job Description: “Are you an animal lover with dog care experience looking for part-time work? Then you can earn up to $30/hr walking dogs with Wag!”
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NicoElNino | Getty ImagesWeb search evaluator
Pay: $12.40/hr, according to
Company:
Job Description: “Appen Web Search Evaluators perform basic online tasks to evaluate the quality and relevance of internet-based search results, advertisements and/or web page content.”
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Hero Images | Getty ImagesRemote PSAT tutor
Pay: $20-40/hr
Company:
Job Description: “Teach course content remotely via webcam, microphone and our online classroom/whiteboard. Administer and assess exams and assignments. Keep in communication with team coordinators. Submit reports following class sessions. Present self in a professional manner. Motivate and engage with students.”
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Hero Images | Getty ImagesAds quality rater
Pay: $15/hr, according to description
Company:
Job Description: “As an Ads Rater, you are given sample search terms and shown advertisements that would be placed with search results. You will be viewing ads in your applied-to language and then you will be providing your feedback and analysis by identifying when language sounds funny, awkward, or unnatural.”
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Westend61 | Getty ImagesTranscriptionist
Pay: $15/hr, according to
Company:
Job Description: “Independent Contractor Transcriptionists transcribe verbatim recorded audio interviews between insurance adjusters and their clients regarding property and casualty claims. Work is done independently and must satisfy minimum quality scores and weekly production amounts. All work is done remotely at Independent Contractor’s work location.”
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beer5020 | Getty ImagesBrand ambassador
Pay: $13/hr, according to description
Company:
Job Description: “This is a lead generation position with the ultimate goal of scheduling free estimates with residential homeowners. You will mostly be attending Home Shows, Events and Fairs along with some Canvassing.”
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Hero Images | Getty ImagesVirtual receptionist
Pay: $15 per hour, according to description
Company:
Job Description: “You’ll be answering incoming calls from women on-the-go who need to set up appointments to have their hair blown-out at the nation’s premier chain of dry bars… You’ll be multi-tasking between different computer applications while maintaining a friendly and fun brand image. Your callers will be counting on you for a phone experience, as relaxing as their visit, while you leverage your knowledge and expertise around the services and products that the boutiques provide.”
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By Emily Moore
Let’s be honest — who among us couldn’t use a little extra money? Whether you’re not getting enough hours at your current job, devoting time to a passion project, or just want some extra cash for the holidays, side gigs are an attractive, light-lift way to supplement your income. And the good news is that today, there’s no shortage of side gigs available.
But while we’re all familiar with positions like Lyft Driver and Airbnb host, that’s not all that the gig economy has to offer. From rating ads to virtual tutoring to transcribing audio, there’s a job for just about every personality type.
Case in point: the seven unlikely positions in the following slides. Check them out and apply today!
