5 Small Businesses You Can Do When You Have A Full Time Job

Most people have jobs that do not pay enough to pay all their expenses and resort to living on debt resulting in them getting poorer.

Below are some business ideas you can use to supplement your salary;

 1. Babysitter

No, babysitting isn’t just for teenagers and college students. Quite on the contrary, if you call yourself an Au Pair instead, you can make some pretty good side money working nights and weekends.

2. Online News Correspondent

You don’t need to have a degree in journalism to be a reporter these days, and there are many news websites that can always use a bit of help on getting local coverage. Some of them will compensate contributors based on ad revenue generated per article written – a great incentive to provide compelling content.

3. Phone Case Business.

There’s a huge growing market for mobile phone accessories, and plenty of handmade sellers are raking in 6 and sometimes 7 figures from their phone case businesses. With turnkey solutions  available, you can now get ready to go kits that’ll give you everything you need to start your own phone case business. Once you’re up and running, you can sell cases online.

4. Wedding Photographer.

Wedding photographers command premium rates. After all, you are capturing one of a couple’s most important life moments. Many professional wedding photographers charge between P2,500 – P10,000  to shoot a wedding, a very lucrative side hustle business idea.

5. Baking.

It’s funny how much baking can relate to making money. Start bringing in some side income by kneading flour, mastering the oven, and appeasing everyone’s sweet tooth. While some experts have already turned baking into their sole “bread and butter,” you need not leave your day job just yet. Depending on your experience, you can start by doing something simple on the side like Grandma’s nostalgic cookies before heading on to offer exquisite artisanal fare.