As countries around the world experience recessions and economic meltdowns, people will continue to seek out alternative sources of income, women included. Women—young and old—have always clamored for financial independence. Now, more than ever, many women will seek economic liberty by chartering new frontiers as they apply themselves to their careers.
Thankfully, the digital space is leaving ample opportunities for women to explore and earn a living. The beauty of it all is that many of these digital opportunities are seamless, allowing you the time to multitask along with other endeavors. We will touch on a few of those here.
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Having Side Income as a Woman In 2023
In this post, we will discuss five areas women are exploring online to make extra income in addition to their regular 9 to 5 jobs. Keep reading to learn from them…
OnlyFans
OnlyFans is no longer news to the digital space. The UK-based site was launched in 2016 but didn’t take off until 2020 before reaching global prominence. Many argue the Covid-19 pandemic was the catalyst that oversaw that transition. Because of the lockdown order, many celebrities found the platform useful in keeping contact with their teaming fans. They didn’t expect the windfall that followed!
The platform not only served the purpose at the time, but many of these celebrities made a fortune from it. Take, for instance, Cardi B. The rapper and songstress made a whopping $8 million within months of signing up on the platform. Today, many young women who work in the adult and NSFW industries are earning a lot of money on the platform as well. This includes women from around the world, such as these Japanese OnlyFans.
Blogging
There are claims that blogging isn’t nearly as fun and lucrative as it was many years ago. That may be true in certain circumstances. Notwithstanding, many bloggers are still making decent incomes from their blogs in 2023. Go online today, and you will find a handful of women-owned blogs catering to a wide range of topics and niches.
These topics range from home management, cooking, and dating/relationships to beauty and make-up. The idea is to find what you are passionate about and build a blog around it. Next, start drafting quality content and post frequently as well. That’s it! With time, you can grow your blog readership if you remain dedicated and practice consistency.
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YouTube
YouTube is the in-thing now for content creators all over the world. As a content creator, if you aren’t already thinking of incorporating YouTube into your channel choices, you are sadly missing a lot. The platform thrives mostly on user-generated content. It is pretty obvious then that the onus lies on you to seize the opportunity and pitch your tent. Interestingly, almost any subject you can think of flies on YouTube.
What is that thing you are good at? Is it cooking, beauty/makeup, travel & adventure, or home management? You can start a channel and build high-quality content to engage and inform viewers. All you need to get started with a YouTube channel is a good camera and a laptop. You will need to edit your videos, and that is where your laptop and a few editing skills come in. Or you can hire someone to do your editing for you. That’s about it. You’re all set!
Social Media Influencing
The term gets mentioned a lot these days; still, many people do not know what it’s all about. A social media influencer is simply an individual who has a large social following, usually in the tens or hundreds of thousands. Because of this rather large number, they have a unique power to sway their followers into making certain choices.
For instance, a social media influencer can ask his or her followers to purchase a product or subscribe to a service. Because of this, brands and businesses are turning to influencers to help market their product and service offerings. If you have a large followership on, say, Instagram, you can start an influencer account and earn money promoting products for brands or even your own products.
Product Testing
Brands these days pay people to help them test out samples of their products before releasing them to the public. Testing helps companies spot anomalies on time, take in constructive criticism, and generally save them from long-term losses and embarrassments. If you feel you know a thing about product critiquing, you can find product testing jobs on sites like Nielsen, Toluna, or Vindale Research. Some of these gigs pay well, and you can earn substantial income from them.
Start Making That Extra Cash Today
That’s it for this one. We’ve just learned five easy-to-implement ways women all over the world are earning cash online in 2023. Learn from them, and the sky is the limit. Good luck!
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