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5 ways to make money online in Nigeria

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We’ve discussed side hustles and questions you should ask yourself to help you choose the right business for you. But if you decide that creating your own side business isn’t your goal and you’re only after a little extra income, then this article is for you.

In this article, we’ll highlight some of the best ways you can make money online.

These are great for anyone: whether you’re a student, full-time employee or in-between jobs— you can do them from anywhere you are, mostly on your own time.

5 real ways to make money online in Nigeria

  1. Take online surveys and share your feedback.

Marketers and researchers are always looking for people to answer their questions. Many of whom will pay for your opinion. It’s quick, easy and you don’t need to be an expert to earn from it.

You’re also not usually bound to any time-sensitive commitments, so you can take the surveys in your spare time and as often as you want.

Tools To Use: PrizeRebel, SurveyJunkie, MyPoints

2. Get paid to complete online tasks

You can get paid to take surveys, share feedback on content, and try products in your spare time. The goal for the researcher is to gain a bit of insight into their target audience’s behaviour pattern. So, all you have to do is carve out some time and answer honestly. Read this Swagbucks review for more insight on how this earning channel works.

3. Online Proofreading

If you’re detail-oriented and enjoy reading, proofreading might be for you. Bloggers and publications are constantly looking for freelance proofreaders to review their posts for grammar and spelling errors, so you could make a decent income doing this in your spare time.

You can advertise your services on Upwork, Freelancer and Proofreading Services. In addition, this article by The Savvy Couple provides more detail about how to earn money as a freelance proofreader.

4. Give feedback on products.

Do you enjoy testing out new tech products? Then, this might be for you! There are companies just waiting to send you their products to test and share your feedback. It’s an excellent way for them to get insight into their target consumer’s reaction to their products and a sweet way for you to earn extra cash.

5. Online Transcription Work

Another area that’s gaining popularity online is transcription work. Video and podcast creators are constantly outsourcing the transcription work required to make their productions more accessible.

If you’re detail-oriented, can type and listen, you can get paid for online transcription.

Any of these options can pad your account. But, For a better-rounded income strategy, consider pairing them with another income stream— your own business or a salary earning job— and passive income through investing.

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