6 Surprising Side Hustles You've Probably Never Heard of

💰User-generated content (UGC) is in high demand by brands, and you can make money by creating videos and reviews for them.

🛠️Assembling furniture for people can be a lucrative side hustle, especially with the rise of IKEA's popularity.

🌰Selling acorns and artificial acorns can be profitable, as they are used for decoration and crafts.

🎮Selling in-game items for real money is a popular side hustle in the gaming industry.

📱Buying broken devices and selling their functional parts can be a profitable side hustle, especially with popular devices like iPhones.

How much can I earn from user-generated content?

—The amount you can earn from creating user-generated content depends on how much content you produce and the partnerships you establish with brands. Some people make as much as $10,000 or more per month.

How can I get started with assembling furniture as a side hustle?

—Create accounts on websites like TaskRabbit or Angie's List, advertise your services, and set competitive prices. Consider offering additional services like TV mounting or bed frame assembly.

Who buys acorns and why?

—People buy acorns for various purposes such as decoration, arts and crafts, or feeding animals like deer. Some sellers even offer artificial acorns for those who don't have access to real ones.

Is selling in-game items legal?

—It depends on the game's terms of service. While some games prohibit the sale of in-game items, others allow it. Make sure to review the rules before engaging in this side hustle.

How do I sell broken devices for parts?

—Purchase broken devices at a lower price, disassemble them, and sell the functional parts individually. Online platforms like eBay or Facebook Marketplace are good places to start selling.

00:00Introduction to surprising side hustles that can make you a lot of money.

01:00Exploring the opportunity of creating user-generated content and getting paid by brands for videos and reviews.

03:30Discussing the potential of assembling furniture, especially popular IKEA products, for customers as a side hustle.

05:30Explaining the market for selling acorns and artificial acorns, which are used for decoration and crafts.

08:20Highlighting the lucrative side hustle of selling in-game items from popular video games.

10:20Introducing the concept of buying broken devices and selling their functional parts as a profitable side hustle.