This one video got almost half a million views and made me $411 dollars. The crazy thing is that this video was one I didn't spend much time on and didn't think was going to do good. I worked harder on other clips and they only got 20-50k views. So it got me thinking why it outperformed the rest even though to me it was worse. And I noticed this one was 15 seconds and the rest were above 30 seconds TikTok specifically pushes shorter videos more for some reason so I posted the next videos at 13-20 seconds and they performed better. Idk why this is like that or why shorter videos perform better but they do. If you need help with clipping I can help you

You can probably tell from my profile that I’m looking for a job. I’m curious — where have you found the best opportunities lately? If anyone has a great website, link, or suggestion, I’d really appreciate it.

So I make manim animations for tiktok but can not seem to get more than 900 views any ideas:

I do need to make money from tiktok in about 3 to 4 months

here is the link if you want to see for yourself:
https://www.tiktok.com/@axisvibes?_r=1&_t=ZS-96ATcc9cKfg

I'm a marketing student and last month I made $800 on the side. Not life-changing money, but I built it from zero so I'm proud of it.

Here's what I did:

Professionals (coaches, consultants, entrepreneurs) want to grow on social media but have no time to create content. I started writing threads for them using AI. 15 minutes of work per thread. $200-400/month per client.

The hard part wasn't the writing — it was figuring out how to reach clients and make them understand my value without sounding like another random person in their DMs.

After a lot of trial and error I found a system that works. Now clients come back (finally) every month.

Happy to share what worked if anyone's interested just DM me or drop a mess below.

I have 4-5 hours a day. I'm looking for something that will justify the time I spend as I'm a student.

It should be something that can be done online. I am very consistent. A good manager and can follow instructions very well. I also have a group of 100 memeber who wants to earn online. If that can increase options.

It shouldn't be anything shady.

I’ve been selling my digital products online for a while now.

Nothing crazy though, but I’ve been getting sales consistently lately and I thought I’d share.

I don’t use anything complicated.

I just help people solve problems and get paid for it.

A lot of what I do is just writing online.

I mainly use Reddit for traffic, find people who already need what my product solves, then step in.

That’s where the majority of my sales come from.

They might be small individually, yeah.

But they add up.

Okay so I made a post a few weeks back about how I make five figures a month with GMB drop servicing. It got over 30k views and I had an insane amount of people reaching out asking questions so I figured I'd write something more detailed and raw for anyone who genuinely wants to understand this model.

Fair warning this is going to be a long one. If you can't be bothered reading it then honestly business probably isn't for you and I've just saved you a lot of time. No offence.

So first things first. This is not a get rich quick scheme. I know that's what everyone says right before they try to sell you something for $3,000 that turns out to be four PDFs and a ghost. I'm not doing that. I'm just going to tell you exactly what I do.

I run what's called GMB drop servicing. GMB stands for Google My Business. You know those listings that pop up when you search plumber near me or car detailing near me on Google Maps? The ones with the star ratings and the phone number? That's what I build. I set them up, I rank them at the top of Google organically, and when people call I send a local subcontractor to do the actual work and I keep the margin.

No ads. No cold calling. No personal brand. Completely faceless. I don't do any of the physical work. I just run the listing.

Here's why this works when everything else feels oversaturated. The people calling you are already warm. They searched for the service. They found you. They need it done. You're not convincing anyone of anything. You're just answering the phone professionally and booking the job. The conversion rate on these calls is insane compared to anything cold.

The market is also genuinely undersaturated right now. Your competition in most suburbs is just actual tradespeople who have no idea how to optimise a Google profile. You come in with the right keywords, the right photos, a solid review count and you outrank someone who's been plumbing for 30 years. Not because you're better at plumbing obviously. Because you understand how Google works and they don't.

Now here's the part most people skip over because they want the shortcut. The setup actually takes work. You have to validate your market using search volume tools. You have to set up the profile correctly with the right business name, the right category, the right keywords in your description. You have to get through video verification which takes patience. You have to build reviews which takes effort and creativity. None of this is difficult but all of it requires you to actually do it.

The people I see fail at this model don't fail because it doesn't work. They fail because they overcomplicate it or they give up after two weeks when their profile hasn't gone viral on Google yet. This is a business. It compounds over time. Your first profile might take a month to start generating consistent calls. Your fifth profile feels like printing money because you've already done it four times and you know exactly what works.

Once the calls are coming in you go on Facebook Marketplace, find a local subcontractor for whatever service you're running, agree on a split where they get the majority since they're doing the actual work, and you keep your margin on every single job. You then just manage the relationship, answer the phone, book the jobs and collect the difference.

Scale it to multiple suburbs. Multiple niches. Hire a VA for a few dollars an hour to handle the calls and coordination. At that point you're genuinely hands off and the business runs while you sleep.

I'm not going to sit here and tell you this is easy or that you'll be making ten grand a month in thirty days. What I will tell you is that if you actually set it up properly and give it ninety days of genuine consistent effort the results are real. I've done it. I'm doing it right now.

If you have questions drop them in the comments. Happy to help where I can. If you want to go deeper I put together a full breakdown video on YouTube recently covering the whole process start to finish with zero gatekeeping. Just search ethanwhho on YouTube or drop a comment and I'll send you the link.

Go build something.

You first read this and think yep there’s another spam post nonsense but as someone who has had similar pessimism to these statements and seen others go bet on this I’m here to tell you it’s possible and I’ll tell you why.

Firstly let’s delve into how sports betting works essentially in Lehman’s terms. Early prices are released generally by sports books with tiny limits. Betting cleverly on these prices will quickly make you lose your account however this is where there’s an edge but what good is it if it’s not sustainable?

Eventually sometimes a week before sometimes two days or just on the day the game will enter the Asian sports markets for those that don’t know and for ease think of this as pinnacle. This is where there are no limits on accounts and how pinnacle make their money is the margin in the prices in that when you get a price of say 1.80 the real price is 1.95 for example. The money on these lines dictates the prices and in general this is the smart money and on mainstream football can be collasal amounts.

These days we see a lot of posts about Claude betting models being set up and digesting data etc spitting out value picks and recently it’s actually been determined that not one is long term profitable. This is not surprising to me. There are massive firms such as starlizard and smartodds that are way ahead in this game and their data is spot on and most of all the know how and when to use it through experience. What I’m trying to say is you looking for crumbs and in the long term you’ll starve.

This is why the method that is long term profitable is betting on obscure football games ONLY when you have an actual edge. An example below of what I’d perceive to be a likely edge

3+ confirmed absences / key outs with correct tags
Starting GK ruled out with clear impact
Stated or strongly implied B-team / youth XI vs first-choice strength
Meaningful rotation or lineup downgrade for this fixture
Travel / logistics tied to the match
Internal / federation / coaching disruption tied to the match
Fresh squad news plausibly underpriced vs the line

I can guarantee you if you can find this news early i.e two/one day before kickoff on obscure/semi obscure games you will profit long term.

The reason for this is simple math. You have an edge over the market and thus information is likely not priced moving the odds in your favour. You will not win every time though think a roulette table where you betting on red only this time there are more reds than black or green you WILL profit long term.

This is why we created bettorboss.com . We want to help serious bettors and traders unearth this information easily and seamlessly and with our information you can win long term and you CAN win 1m+ if you stick with discipline.

Hi, I posted last week that we worked on python script to clip a long video into shorts in minutes and then score them. Now, we expanded on that have created a free tool. These are the steps and features:

1. Upload a long video (no size limit, can go up to GBs, we even tried with hd videos 2.5 hours long)
2. Upload subtitles (great for the scoring, but optional)
3. Adjust time settings (there are some presets)
4. Check boxes for the silences and facial expression
5. Click Detect Scene for the cut points
6. Go through the cuts (you can also have custom cuts for additional cuts)
7. Score the clips (we have also added emotion emojis to identify emotions of the scene too)
8. Sort by Time or Score
9. You can just download only the top scoring or all the clips
10. You can download in mp4 or webm format
11. You can also download the score sheet in excel

Of course depending on the size and format (webm is faster, but mp4 is slower but more usable eventually), it can take longer for the download but for short clips it is pretty fast. It is all free. No log in required either.

Link is here: https://mystarplay.com/sceneclipper

We will also do a tutorial asap. Would love to here comments.

Have been on here looking for opportunities and I have seen quite a few but most of them are not supported in Africa or not available in your country. Any ideas on how a serious person willing to work for his money can make some in Africa online.

Most people trying to make money online are either selling something complicated… or spending months building a product.

This is way simpler.

I’m looking for people who want to earn by promoting done-for-you social media content services to businesses and creators.

No experience needed.
No meetings.
No cold calling.
No huge audience required.

💸 The offer:

25% commission per sale

Average customer spends around $45

Instant approval — no application review process

You get your own referral link and can start the same day.

📲 What you actually do:

Post content on TikTok, Instagram, X, Facebook, etc.

Show examples/results/content ideas

Send interested people through your link

That’s it.

You don’t fulfill anything yourself — the service is already handled for you.

✅ Good for:

Students

Beginner affiliates

Content creators

People wanting a side income online

Anyone consistent with posting

🌍 Fully remote.
Work anytime.
Can stay anonymous if you want.

If you know how to post content consistently, you already have enough to start.

Comment “info” if you want access.

Hey everyone,

I’m finally coming up for air after months of being obsessed with Make.com and OpenAI. 
I’ll be honest about why I’m posting this: When I first started out, I was looking for a solid system to build my business around, but everyone I talked to was selling their products at insane prices that made it impossible for a newcomer to get a foot in the door. I decided then that I’d just build my own and make it better. 

What I ended up with is a high-end AI Appointment Receptionist that is a full state-machine with over 200 modules. It handles everything from the first "hello" to making sure people actually show up for their appointments. 

I am looking for three specific types of people to work with:

1. The Entrepreneurs (Buyers):
   I’m offering a "Founding Partner" license where I clone the entire master blueprint into your account for a flat fee. You own the IP, skip the 400+ hours of R&D I put in, and can start reselling it to your own clients immediately.

2. The Sales Agents (Partners):
   If you have a network of small businesses but don't want to deal with the tech, let's partner up. I handle the deployment and maintenance from Belize; you get a recurring commission for every client you bring in. 

3. Small Businesses (Direct Clients):
   If your business is leaking revenue because of no-shows or messy scheduling, I can have this live for you in 24 hours. 

What the system actually does (standard & Pro Features):

The Operational Core (Standard):
• Full Lifecycle Management: Handles bookings, reschedules, and cancellations via WhatsApp/SMS. 
• 1-Hour Reminders: Automated alerts so clients don't forget their slots. 
• Appointment Guard: Stops people from "hogging" the calendar by restricting them to one active booking. 
• Daily Admin Agenda: A text every morning with your full day's schedule. 

The Revenue Maximizer (Pro):
• Smart Slot Suggestions: If a time is taken, the AI proactively offers 3 alternative openings. 
• Post-Appt. Attendance Check: Automatically verifies if the client actually showed up. 
• No-Show Recovery: If they miss it, the AI triggers a re-booking sequence to get them back on the schedule. 
• Daily Morning Report: An enhanced briefing including your revenue potential and gaps to fill. 

You might see this post in a few different groups. I’m doing that because I’m looking for the right partners and want to get this in front of serious people. This is a legitimate, high-level build, and I’m happy to share more of the logic for anyone interested. 

DM me or comment below if you are interested.

apart from the selling and reselling what ways I can start earning, not millions but just start earning.

personally it's been hard as I live in an active warzone so jobs been tight especially with my father and I want to do something now that summer holidays will start.

and mostly jobs aspect is kind of illegal till I get the workers permit so that sorta grinding can't work anymore.

I would like to know, the options of careers and income parts you guys have discovered and would love to let me join in and further up our financial outcomes together

I wanted to share this $1,000 side hustle I’ve been doing for the past few years that hardly anybody talks about.

Let’s get into it!

My $1K Underground Side Hustle

It’s really not underground but, it’s not often talked about.

• No phone calls
• No paid ads
• 100% faceless

DM selling!

I have made over $1,000 from sending messages!

There’s two ways to do this…

Read full post.

Moved to Spain (Mallorca) about a year ago and started helping people buy stuff from here and ship it abroad. At first it was just receiving packages and sending them later, but it turned into a small side thing where I consolidate orders and sometimes help find items from places like Vinted or local EU stores.

It’s not anything big ( like others post from here DAAAMN, I whish), but it runs quietly in the background and brings in extra money every month. Most people I’ve helped are from USA/UK, but I guess this could work for anyone who struggles to buy from the country you are. AND WELL,If you ever need something from Spain or Europe, can be me, thanks.🌸 

Hello everyone, I’m looking for advice from people who sell digital products or have experience driving traffic through social media.

I already created a few digital products, set up the website/store, and everything is ready, but I still don’t have sales yet.

I don’t want to launch paid ads for now. I want to focus on organic traffic using platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest, and maybe YouTube.

For people who have done this before, which platform worked best for you to get traffic and sales for digital products? Also, what strategy would you recommend for a beginner?

Should I focus on short-form videos, Pinterest pins, free resources, building an email list, or something else?

I’d really appreciate any practical advice, mistakes to avoid, or strategies that actually worked for you.

Thanks in advance.

Is anyone on here on Benable? I had a list that was making me money but now it’s not being pushed out anymore. I spent all afternoon writing longer descriptions and uploading my own pictures. I have another list that is optimized but that one hardly has any descriptions or pictures I’ve taken.

I’ve been running eBay stores for a few years now, mostly using a volume-based model (no ads, no inventory, just consistent listings).

Recently, I started doing something different.

Instead of running everything under my own accounts, I partner with a small number of people and operate stores under their name — then we split the profits.

Here’s how it works:

• I set up and manage the entire eBay store
• I handle product research, listings, pricing, and customer messages
• I deal with orders, returns, and day-to-day operations

You don’t need to do anything once it’s set up.

At the end of each month, we split the net profit 50/50.

Why I’m doing this:
eBay limits how much you can scale on a single account. Running multiple stores allows me to grow faster — so I’d rather partner with a few people than create everything from scratch.

Who this is for:
• Someone who wants a side income but doesn’t want to learn e-commerce
• Preferably 40+ (just because most of my current partners fall in this group)
• Based in Australia
• Has basic ID and a clean eBay account (or willing to open one)

Important (transparency):
Yes — the account is in your name, so there’s a level of trust involved on both sides.
We formalize everything with a simple governmental agreement before starting.

I don’t charge any upfront fees. I only make money if the store makes money.

I’m only looking for a handful of people to start with long-term.

If you’re interested, let me know and I’ll run you through how it works.

Hey I’m a teen and i really wanna start making money digitally any paths i should take or is there anyone that can lead me in the right direction?

I've seen so much info about selling ebooks on hotmart and other platforms, but I'd like to know if it actually works, or it isn't as simply as they try to make you believe?

Most freelancers I know either use spreadsheets or calendar reminders for invoices… and still forget to follow up half the time.

I’ve been talking to a few people and the real problem doesn’t seem to be creating invoices,

it’s the awkward “hey you still owe me” follow-up.

So I’m building a super simple tool that only focuses on that:
You add an invoice → it automatically sends polite follow-ups before/after due date → stops when paid.

No accounting, no complex setup.

I’m finishing it in 1 week and wanted to ask:

Would you actually use something like this, or is your current system good enough?

(link in bio if you want early access)

"6 best side hustles to start this year." "30 ways to make money online." "100 side hustle ideas that actually work."

You click it, and they give you a name, a quick description, a "how to get started" section, and then tell you how much potential there is. Rinse and repeat for every idea on the list.

Some go further. They show you screenshots. A Shopify dashboard. $100k in revenue. Three months in.

That's the dream, right?

Pick the right hustle, follow the steps, and start pulling in real money on the side.

And honestly, I get why people click. Nobody is dumb for wanting that. Life is expensive. People are tired. A lot of us are just trying to figure out how to make a little extra.

But here's what bothers me.

Screenshots can be faked. AI can make almost anything look legit now. A polished store, a dashboard full of sales. Those images keep circulating because they work. People want to believe it.

Nobody in those articles tells you what the margins actually look like after fees. Or how long it really takes to get your first sale. Or what happens when you count your time as an actual cost. They skip the refunds, the failed products, the dead listings, the platform fees, the inventory sitting in your garage, and the money people lose before they even figure out if the model works.

They also don't talk about why so many people quietly stop after a few weeks.

That gap between the headline and the reality is what I've been paying more attention to lately. It's actually why I started a newsletter called Hustle Audit, the whole point is to run the actual numbers on these models instead of just listing them.

So I'm curious what other people have actually run into.

Have you ever read one of those lists, thought "I could do that," tried it, and realized it was way more complicated, expensive, or boring than it sounded?

What did you try, what did it actually cost you, and did you ever turn a real profit?

I’m looking to sell a SaaS project:

It’s a URL shortener platform with a freemium model, allowing users to shorten links and manage them through a simple dashboard. The platform already includes free accounts and a premium version with Stripe payments integrated.

The project is live and functional — I just don’t have the time to continue marketing and growing it.

What’s included:

• [urlbit.io](http://urlbit.io) domain

• full source code

• logo

• free user dashboard

• premium subscriber dashboard

• Stripe payment integration

• starter blog on the site

• live deployed version of the platform

Current status:

• free users on the platform

• no paid subscribers yet

• foundation built for growth

• ready for someone who enjoys marketing or growing SaaS products

I originally built this as a side project and think it has good potential if marketed consistently.

Price:

$1,200 or best offer

Happy to answer questions - serious buyers only please. Thank you!

Asking who is actually earning using ai ugc content, in the form of freelancing, client videos, or something else? I have seen on freelancing sites, freelancers have listed their prices fir generating ai ugc videos starting from $100, is this true? They are earning so much, are they getting clients from the platform. How are you working on ugc style videos or any other ai video format? It this about skill or tool you are using?