Rating side hustles

Rating side hustles we've tried as a couple that is always trying to make money on the internet. Starting with the one that has made us the least money and then going to the one that has made us the most. Number 05. And that is YouTube automation. This one burns a little bit because we kind of signed up for this course on a whim. So we actually lost money with this one. We've made $0. We lost money because we signed up for this course and we can get our money back. We never even like started. We just realized very quickly it was a bad idea. We got into the course and instantly within the first day we're like, why did we do this? I'm gonna give this one a 1/10. I'm gonna give this a 2/10 just because we didn't actually put in the effort to succeed, but it just didn't seem like a very good business model. Let's move on. We don't want to talk about that one anymore. Number 04. And that is faceless social media accounts. I can't believe she put this on the list. We even created a PDF on how to do it. And some of the videos went viral, so we could monetize it. And it just flopped. It was one of those things where we prepared to go viral before we had proof of concept and it never went viral. I'm gonna give this one a 2/10. I'm gonna give this a 4/10 because I enjoyed it. I did waste a lot of time. But it just didn't seem like a very good business model. Let's move on. We don't want to talk about that one anymore. Number 03. And this is getting dramatically better. Merch and physical products. This one we probably sold maybe $1000 worth of merch in total. But overall we lost money because we spent a lot of money on inventory. We did enjoy making the products, but we did not enjoy the business side of it. That wasn't meant to be a side hustle. That feels like a full-time hustle. I'm gonna give this one a 6/10. I'm gonna give this a 4/10 because I liked the creativity behind it. And I always want to do it. You know, you want to try and make some merch? Dramatically better. Number 02. Two, my Etsy shop. This is where I sell digital products on Etsy. So I literally create something and then people can buy it over and over and over again where I don't have to do any additional work. It has been awesome. I really went all in on it. My shop has brought in around $78,000 now. I started about a year and a half ago. I'm gonna give this one a 9/10. I'm just subtracting one because I'm relying on the platform a lot. And if they were to gain something, it could affect me. I'm gonna give this a 10/10 just because I've seen how hard she's worked for this. And I'm always, you know, you want to try and make some merch? Number 01. One side hustle that has made us the most money is content creation. It's been the best. And it's been kind of hard to figure out the exact numbers because he's been doing it for a while. But we are ballpark around $100,000. And that is strictly from social media itself. Not from the personal training business that we built through his social media. So this is just things like views, brand deals, affiliates, launcherships. I started creating content around a year and a half ago. And that has brought me in around $9,500. I'm gonna give this one a 7/10 because I think it is an amazing opportunity. And there's so much that can come from it. However, I will say that there is a lot more work that can go into it than you would expect. I'm gonna give this a 10/10. And I think that's more of our business. Content. If we're already making content anyway, like she said, it is more work required. It's not as easy as it looks, but there is a lot of potential here. Credit here for folks. There is money to be made online, but learn from our mistakes. Don't do YouTube automation.