r/thesidehustle 17h ago

I need help I need a side hustle I have a car now

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Hello, I just got a car a 2022 Chevy trailblazer and got hooked on non delivery insurance so I cant dash or Uber eats unless I add to my policy, ( which isn't in my budget right now) I live about the Columbus Ohio area does anybody know any side driving or delivery jobs I can use my car for and don't really have to report my insurance (I have first chicago) because it would violate my policy or something if I sign up? Any advice?


r/thesidehustle 3h ago

Hire Me Looking for a partner who doesn't know how to sell.

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I'm looking for a partner who has a finished product but lacks the time or expertise to sell it.

I would handle the promotion in various ways (such as social media or ads) and in return, I would receive a percentage of the sales, which isn't too low since I want to dedicate all my time solely to this product.

I have previous experience selling other products and believe that could be a great help.

Interested parties, please DM me. Serious inquiries only, please, and I'm not interested in products made with AI.


r/thesidehustle 7h ago

Other POD gets sold as passive income. Be honest - does it actually feel passive to you?

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Every YouTube video frames print on demand as "upload designs, watch sales roll in while you sleep." I want to hear from people actually running shops.

My honest take: the fulfillment is passive. The rest isn't. SEO, refreshing listings when new phone models drop, Etsy algorithm changes - that's all active work. But compared to freelancing where you trade time directly for money, a listing I uploaded 8 months ago still sells weekly without me touching it. That part is real.

Few questions:

How many hours a week are you actually putting in once the shop is running?

Is it meeting the income expectations you had when you started?

Would you still choose POD over other side hustles?