What is your “not-so-popular” side hustle/business?
Hey everyone! 👋 Let’s dive into a fun topic that often gets overlooked: those unique side hustles or businesses that might not be mainstream but have their own quirky charm. Whether you’re selling vintage items online, offering specialized tutoring, or crafting handmade candles, there’s so much creativity out there!
👉 **Why is it important to share?**
We all have those moments where we feel the pressure to conform to more traditional side hustles. Understandably, questions like these can pop up:
– **Will anyone actually buy this?** 🛒
– **Is it too niche to make a profit?** 💰
– **How do I even begin to market something that most don’t know about?** 📣
These thoughts can be a roadblock, stifling our entrepreneurial spirit. The truth is, just because it’s *not so popular* doesn’t mean it’s not worthwhile. Often, pursuing your unique passion can lead to unexpected opportunities!
👉 **Common Struggles:**
– **Visibility:** Your niche may not have a huge audience, making it hard to find customers.
– **Support:** Friends and family may not understand your side hustle, which can be discouraging.
– **Confidence:** Fear of judgment can keep you from marketing your business effectively.
👉 **Possible Solutions:**
– **Educate & Engage:** Use social media, write blog posts, or create videos to share your passion! The more knowledge you share, the more you engage potential customers.
– **Connect with Communities:** Look for niche forums or Facebook groups where your offerings might resonate.
– **Start Small**: Test out your idea with a friends-and-family launch before going big. This can help you gather feedback and gain confidence! 🎉
I’d love to hear from you! What’s your “not-so-popular” side hustle?
– How did you come up with the idea?
– What challenges have you faced along the way?
– Any tips for someone considering diving into a niche market?
👇 Drop your thoughts below! Let’s inspire each other!
For those seeking more validation about their unique business ideas, check out resources like [Entrepreneur.com](https://www.entrepreneur.com/), or find communities on [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/) to share experiences and tips.
#SideHustle #Entrepreneurship #NicheMarket #BusinessIdeas #UniqueSideHustles #EntrepreneurLife
I’m not telling you
Making fun of people on the internet
$1 a day from the daily bonus on [stakeUs](http://stake.us/?c=E5LjWQvV)
Fashion haha. Wonder why (yes it’s rhetorical)
[Keystro](https://keystro.app) – A keystroke display software with cursor highlight
I feel like on Instagram etc I keep seeing people talk about reviewing things on Amazon as a side hustle, is that legit?
The “BeBetterBusiness”. at [BeBetter.Business](http://BeBetter.Business)
Why’s it not popular? It’s quite expensive and not for everyone.
It works mostly by referrals. I have a few good friends and I pay $500 for each referred customer.
That means, it’s serving the top 33%, people who help other people, few people know about it, it’s expensive.
Yes MF i Will give You the keys of My bussines free,…
Washing windows at red lights.
I work on the radio. I help other stations in different cities from home doing shows for them to keep costs down, and helps put a good chunk of cash in my pocket.
Decentralized finance (“DeFi”). You can get over 100% APR but you gotta pay attention
I’ve created a number of businesses over the years and own lots of domains. While some I bought from brokers, others I just registered to protect my IP.
Instead of just having them sit with my registrar, as I did for years, I decided to list them with Dan.com (I have no real love for Godaddy so am not endorsing Dan, but they are big so people trust them).
While over the years I’ve hated having to buy “premium” domains, and hated those selling them, this “side hustle” currently makes me a low four figure passive income each month as most people choose the “lease to own” option.
I’ve always wondered if it were genuinely possible to make passive income, but aside from adding the domains to my account, about 1 minute per domain, and a similar amount of time to transfer any sold domains, this is about as close to passive business income as I’ve ever made.
tl;dr
I make a passive income from selling or leasing premium domains
I own an import/export company. My product is fantastic. What I do is provide free samples, all it takes is one use and boom, they’re running back every 10 mins. They just can’t get enough. Things got really weird, so I had to find businessmen to create their own infrastructure and I just sell to them and let them handle all the bullshit. It’s great, if I ever get caught I’ll have plausible deniability as I’ve essentially created a buffer between myself and the violence and broken lives.
Oh wait, that’s the CIA.
The Wired Nomad – a digital nomad accommodations aggregator (all with verified internet speeds). Also prototyped a hardware device that automatically runs speed tests for a host and uploads to a simple dashboard + my website.
Life insurance sales