Common side hustles will often include work in the Gig Economy. These can be app-based services such as DoorDash, Uber, or GoPuff. Other options may be developing apps for Apple and Android devices, or creating eBooks and stationary to sell on Amazon. Further opportunities are available in closed-captioning work, AI prompt designer, completing surveys, playing games for cash, and In-Home Product Testing (iHUT).
Now that I have gotten my car and I have insurance, I can start applying for work. I am starting by applying for delivery apps widely used in the gig economy. Depending on success rate I may also apply for … Continue reading Applying for Delivery Apps
I added two more apps and tried to get support on some others. There is no support from Amazon, the Contact Us page ends in a 404 error and the community forums are being shut down. I have a few … Continue reading Developing an App
I often talk about Swagbucks and the various games, bank accounts, and debit cards I sign up for there. I also talk about the Gift Cards and PayPal Cash I have redeemed for using the service. This is a guide … Continue reading Swagbucks
The first guide covers 25 different useful apps. The categories include Gaming, Avatars, Chat, Music, and Generative Art. Issue 2 covers the online community known as CivitAI, where users share AI Modeling data to produce new and imaginative visual imagery. … Continue reading Free eBook’s
MyPoints is from the same parent company as Swagbucks and InboxDollars. The main difference I have found is the point values are lower than the other two platforms. You are allowed to have a single account with each platform. You … Continue reading MyPoints: A Detailed Guide for New Users
Free Cash is another Get Paid To (GPT) site similar to Swagbucks, InboxDollars, and MyPoints. It uses many of the same offer walls available on the other platforms. The main difference is that the point values are different. At Free … Continue reading Free Cash
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