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If you do not have a job but have a hobby, then you can turn it to make some extra cash for yourself. If you are employed, your hobby can be turned into a side gig. In today’s modern society the internet is ubiquitous which gives the opportunity to every person to convince the masses that your service can be of good use. There is an audience for whatever you do but what actually takes for it is a little thinking. You need to choose a hobby that can help you make money.
Following is the list of some of the hobbies that can be turned into lucrative side gigs. On average each of these hobbies pays several dollars above $7.25 an hour.
Writing:
If you have a flair for writing, you can build a blog very easily. You can work as a freelance writer with an average hourly pay of $20. Your job will include writing content for advertisements, magazines, and books or even for TV and movie scripts.
Photography:
You can start working as a freelance photographer and will be paid with an average hourly pay of $15. You can use your skill for technical expertise, creativity, and composition to produce unique images.
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Graphic design:
Graphic design is fun and can be done easily from home. The work of a freelance stationery designer gets an average hourly pay of $15. You can offer your services on different freelance marketplaces
Knitting or crocheting:
This is the best hobby as it not only pays you in monetary terms but also relaxes your mind. With an average hourly pay rate of $14, you can provide support for crafting online marketplace customers and can even give advice relating to this field. If you are from ASIA, the demand for a hand-knitted sweater, shawls are high in the West.
Gadgets:
If you have an interest in the latest gadgets and can provide information to others regarding the specifications, you can become an electronics expert. You can do this at an average hourly pay of $14.
Watching Sport:
Your love for sports can come in handy when you want to make money on the side. With an average hourly pay rate of $10, you can be a help to umpires, referees, and other sports officials to provide them with information that is required to maintain standards of play.
