Top 21 Real Ways To Make Money For Stay At Home Moms In 2021

21. Blogging

I'm sure you've run across a blog or two and found something interesting or useful.

There are blogs on almost every topic imaginable.

While some of these are pure passion projects and will never make a dime, there are plenty of bloggers making money and a few who are generating a nice income.

You can monetize a blog with advertising when you have enough traffic or promoting products for others.

You could also get paid for guest posts on other blogs.

Many bloggers combine affiliate marketing as the fastest route to generating a revenue stream.

Now, keep in mind it will take TONS of time and effort to build a blog that can be monetized.

There's more to it than simply words on a page.

You'll need to learn about keyword research, SEO strategies, and how to identify what people want to read about.

For many established bloggers, connecting with their community of readers is an enjoyable part of the experience.

However, I'm sure that they get their fair share of critical trolls to deal with too.

If you're not okay with dealing with the trolls or people who are just plain mean, you may want to sit this one out.

Requirements: For the basics, just a computer and a platform to post your articles on.

I'd recommend setting a self-hosted blog on WordPress so you own the content and site.

* The key to building WEALTH is to OWN ASSETS that keep PAYING you.

For the advanced blogger, there are tons of great tools that can boost your effectiveness (1):

Some are free and others are premium and high cost.

It's worth doing the research because life gets a lot easier when you have the right tools.

A word of warning here though. #Fake

Blogging just for the money is not recommended - Readers want content from authors who are passionate and authentic. 

Most are smart and they want to get something of value for spending their precious time reading your work.

Blogging as a hobby is NOT going to pay the bills! #StayPoor

The folk making real money from blogging are treating it like a profession.

They'll point out that it took years of practice and consistent effort to get to a full-time income.

If you are looking for something to pay the bills soon, there are better alternatives.

20. Affiliate Marketing

The world of affiliate marketing has grown rapidly over the last several years.

Many brands have figured out that instead of paying for advertising, they offer a commission and incentivize people to sell the product for them.

Affiliate marketers nowadays can experience success with a variety of platforms as long as you understand what strategies to employ that get traffic flowing to your content.

You can find sites that serve as directories with various affiliate marketing programs.

On the other hand, you can also look at what you already buy and see if they offer an affiliate program.

The Amazon Associates program tends to be popular too. 

Even if you just drive someone to the the site for a $10 item, you'll also receive a commission on anything else they add to their cart and buy too.

Unfortunately, Amazon recently slashed their commission from 8% to just 3% which has no doubt cut major chunk of what people were able to earn before.

Requirements: Internet access and approval from affiliate programs to promote their product. 

You'll need to decide what platform(s) will work best to promote the products and your approach to connecting with your audience that will get them clicking on your links.

It's important to check the regulations for any products you're promoting and if there are disclaimers to post.

Speaking of disclaimers, there are regulations in the U.S. that you have to disclose if you're using affiliate links. 

Even if you reside somewhere else, if the goods or service can be sold to a U.S. consumer, you still have to make it clear that you earn a commission if they make a purchase with your links.

On the surface, affiliate marketing can almost sounds too good to be true. 

In reality, it's not that easy and it's super competitive.

For high-ticket affiliate marketing, expect to be battling against pros who have their processes for traffic dialed in and will be impossible to beat as a newbie.

Some of them even have a 'staff' producing content, videos, and maximizing the number of eyeballs they can reach.

Next, let's look at another side hustle that makes a great combo with affiliate marketing.

19. Build a YouTube Channel

YouTube is the 2nd biggest search engine, after Google.

You can create content that can be seen by millions of people for years to come with a low start up cost. 

One of the biggest advantages with YouTube content is once it's published, there's no additional work and it can collect views over time.

YouTube's algorithm can create a snowball effect as the view on a video rack up, and you channel's number of subscribers grow.

There are 2 main ways YouTubers earn revenue.

Firstly, creating videos that promote affiliate products (see above) or sell your own products, such as a course (more on that later).

You can include the links in the video's description and it's common to see an entire list of links in some cases.

Secondly, if you build a significant number of subscribers and views in your videos you can join YouTube's Partners Program where those pesky ads appear during your video.

Now, we are talking about needing thousands of views to garner just a few dollars. 

The topic of your channel can also play a factor into how much you're paid.

Requirements: Internet access, a YouTube account, a camera to record your videos.

It's also advisable to invest in some editing software & a decent mic to make your videos more appealing to viewers.

For the advanced YouTuber, there are SEO and ranking strategies to target YT's algorithm. 

There are also tools to identify what topics are buzz-worthy and more likely to go viral.

Be prepared to put in the work to build your channel and stack it with quality content.

It can be difficult in the early stages to get any traction.

Even if you do stick it out, there's absolutely no guarantee it will result in making money -  there are so many variables outside of your control.

There are also people playing dirty by stealing your content, reporting your site to YouTube, and then building their own version of your channel, complete with your content.

Remember, people go to YT to be entertained or to learn something. 

If you focus on adding real value with your content, there are opportunities here to connect with viewers.

Again, this should be the focus, not making money.

Your audience will be smart enough to know the difference.

If you're into helping people learn, this next one is for you.

18. Create an Online Course

According to the experts, everyone has a course in them! 

I'm not quite as convinced that everyone does but there are probably things you are good at or knowledge you have that people could benefit from.

Whether it's mommy-related, a hobby, a life skill, or something from a previous job, you can draw from your experience and find a problem to solve.

Let's say you have your #WinningIdea - but how does it become a fully-fledged course?

It can take anywhere from 25-500 hours to create a course.

However, once it's published, it can keep generating revenue.

Again, this course is an asset now - we prefer income-generating ideas that can work passively to earn us money.

Check out more with my Rich Dad, Poor Dad info to see why assets are the way to real wealth.

Requirements: A way to record your content - either screen capture software or a camera, depending on your delivery method.

Somewhere to publish your course to where people can view it (many of which will also handle the payments for you too).

There are a number of hosting options. 

One route is to upload your course on a platform that will handle most of the marketing for you, think Udemy or Skillshare which pay you a revenue share for your course.

The other popular method is to use is hosting your course on a platform like Teachable or Kajabi.

If you just want to host your course, Teachable is more affordable, starting at $39 a month.

Kajabi is considered the best all around for both course hosting and all your promotional and marketing needs but it's more expensive, with basic packages beginning at $119 a month.

If you're feeling techy and looking to keep costs low, you can even create your own website and integrate you material by embedding videos from your YouTube or Vimeo account.

Don't forget to include some kind of checkout option to gather payments too for access.

Contrary to the hype, creating a course is NOT quick or easy.

It's important to inject energy into your delivery and think about the user experience.

Many use course creation as a tool to build a community or sell other services eventually.

If you're not one for worrying about visual designs but you're a "Chatty Kathy" this next one is for you.

18. Create a Podcast

Podcasts are becoming increasingly popular with both listeners and advertisers. 

There are many benefits to this form of media, such as listeners having longer engagement and the emphasis on audio only removes the stress of worrying about visual design and being on camera.

There are a couple of methods that Podcasters use to generate revenue.

You could focus on just one or combine multiple options that work for your situation.

There are plenty of Podcasters who've been able to build their brand by creating a loyal podcast following.

Requirements: There is a bit of an investment to get set up with podcasting.

You'll need a computer, a mic, and some software to edit your content. Then you'll upload it

When starting out, Audacity is a popular free editing tool.

Many Podcasters outsource the editing aspect to a pro (see opportunity below).

You'll also need to decide on the type of podcast.

Are you flying solo, interviewing people, or do you have a buddy or two you can riff with on a regular basis.

All present their own challenges and will determine what technology you need.

For example, a simple USB plug in mic works great for a solo recording but you'll need something more advanced if there are multiple people.

The best way to start a podcast is by knowing your "why" - beyond just trying to generate some extra income.

Being entertaining AND authentic is crucial if you want people to stay tuned in and trust you.

Podcasting requires a lot of legwork to get off the ground with no guarantees it will lead to extra cash.

If you like the idea of getting into the podcast game but don't feel comfortable being the voice, our next option might be just the ticket.

17. Podcast Editing

With nearly 900,000 new podcasts released in 2020 alone, there are tons of hosts who need help with their editing.

Post production editing really makes a big difference to the quality of the show and is essential to build quality engagement.

If you prefer the more technical work over creating content or just want to start making money quickly, editing podcasts could be a good fit for you.

There are four main steps for producing a podcast - planning, recording, editing and publishing. Editing includes the following:

Many podcast editors also offer complimentary services such as submitting to a publisher, creating show notes, or transcripts for additional fees.

Requirements: A computer, editing software and some clients. 

You'll also have to learn basic editing skills and have a marketing plan for gaining business.

You can find clients on freelance sites like Upwork or Fiverr, create your own brand and website, or reach out directly to podcasters to offer your services.

On the downside, it's time-consuming to edit a podcast.

Expect to spend 3-5 minutes per 1 minute of audio content.

Meaning a 1-hour show could take half a day to edit.

Probably better suited to a mom with kids that are school-age and has quiet time during the day to concentrate.

This one comes without the pressure to be creative or having to be a real 'people person' but it's not going to pay the big bucks unless you can scale it into an agency and employ more people.

Next up, for those who've always wanted a store but don't have the financial resources, or time, for a brick and mortar option.

16. Dropshipping / eCommerce

Dropshipping and eCommerce differs slightly.

With dropshipping, you never actually touch the product.

When you make the sale and your supplier packages & ships the item directly to your customer for you.

The problem with dropshipping is the quality of the product and reliability of supplier is somewhat out of your hands.

You'll also pay more per item and, depending on the country where your supplier is located, shipping times can really, really long - like over a month.

Most customers don't want that.

Many dropshippers use AliExpress as their default for products.

Maybe you can find a local supplier who you can build a business relationship with instead for faster shipping.

Now, eCommerce is different. 

You still have the sell products online but you own the products.

Meaning you can have more quality control and even brand them to create a more luxury feel for the customer.

There's considerably more risk when you purchase bulk goods, not to mention more work involved.

Plus, you need somewhere to store them (although you can hire companies to store and package them for a fee) and whatever you don't sell, you're stuck with.

Requirements: You'll need to find a good product to sell and a reliable supplier.

You'll also need an online store and an advertising method to drive traffic to that store.

Shopify is by far the most popular place to build an online store

It has options for themes and plugins to enhance the stores appearance and functionality.

Alibaba is the leading platform for sourcing bulk goods at low rates. 

However, there are long shipping times and you really have to do your research to figure out if the seller is reliable and the product is quality.

Back in 2016, dropshipping and eCom for a newbie would have been near the top of my list for recommendations. 

Ads were cheap, profit margins were tasty, and competition was limited.

Sadly, today it's more saturated than ever.

Add to that the scammers and criminals who prey on people at every stage of online shopping.

Maybe you want to be in eCom but without the risk and cost of relying Facebook or Google Ads to move your products?

Well, Amazon FBA might be just the ticket.

15.  Amazon FBA

Amazon processes more than 1.6 million orders a day and you can buy pretty much anything on the site. 

Let's be honest, Amazon Prime is like a drug for many people - it's so easy to order and your stuff can be delivered as soon as the same day in some areas.

How do you set up an Amazon FBA business?

Sounds easy but it comes with risk.

If your product doesn't sell, you're stuck with it.

There are also Amazon FBA fees, like storage and shipping, to factor in too. 

Requirements: A LOT of start up capital, a computer, and being able to pick the right product to sell.

Understanding SEO for amazon and how to present your items in way that appeals to consumers is likely to make or break your success too.

It's an insanely competitive marketplace.

The most successful sellers are branding their products and even creating a buzz on social media to drive sales too.

DON'T expect to see any income for the first 6 months, maybe longer.

Plus, you'll need a good chunk of money to purchase your goods and get them shipped to an Amazon warehouse.

Many people have found success generating income with Amazon FBA but it's getting harder and there plenty of people with inventory they can't move that's costing them money.

If you're looking for something were you have more control over your income, check out the next option.

14. Freelance Writing

If you can craft a sentence well and convey your thoughts in writing, Freelance writing can be a great option to make good money from home.

You can set up your own business and offer your services to clients through networking, social media, Craiglist, or reaching out to companies. 

Alternatively, there are plenty of platforms for freelance writers to find work, such as Upwork, Textbroker, Freelancer, or Fiverr but they will take a % of your money in return.

Companies and entrepreneurs always need help to produce good content for:

It can be helpful to specialize and serve a particular niche.

You can pick something you're already knowledge about or maybe an area you would enjoy becoming an expert in.

Requirements: Ability to conduct effective research and write well. Access to word processing software (Google Docs is free).

One thing to note is writing requires a lot of brain power and focus. 

When writing for quality, many writers will say that 1000-1500 words a day is about the maximum output without burning out.

As a stay at home mom, you'll need to carve out chunks of time to write and be able to meet client deadlines.

You'll also have to learn how to spot a bad a client. 

Some are way too demanding and just not worth any amount of money. 

They can make your life miserable with additional requests, constant revisions, and just being impossible to please.

It you enjoy research and writing, creating a freelance writing gig might be a great fit you you.

It might take a few years to establish credibility and land some regular clients you can count on for income.

On the other hand, perhaps you don't have an option for quiet time yet but love taking care of children...if so, this next one is for you.

13. At-Home Childcare

You know what?

You're already taking care of your own child, so why not open up a home-based daycare for other kids too? 

There are plenty of parents who would rather place their child's welfare and development to someone they know and trust than in a larger business where staff just see it as a job.

You'd also be creating value in your community by helping the kids in your charge get a healthy start to their learning and socializing.

Remember too that kids grow and eventually go to school.

Plus families move and relocate.

Both are factors in suddenly losing income.

That said, the best daycares build a waiting list so they can fill open spots without any significant drop off in income.

Requirements: Enough space and making sure your home is child-proof.

You'll probably already have some of the necessary equipment like playtoys but you may need to stock up on the essentials.

It's okay to ask parents to provide some individuals items for their own child. Such as a blanket, cups, or anything that is down to personal taste.

* It's important to check local regulations and laws pertaining to home-based childcare.

There may be certifications and legal docs required. 

You'll also need insurance to cover any accidents.

There's usually a limit to how many children you can take care of, limiting the amount of possible income.

If you absolutely adore kids and can't think of anything better than taking care of a few more, a home-based childcare might work for you.

However, it's no piece of cake.

Parents are relying on you - even on days where you or your child are sick, you'll need to find a way to provide your services.

Perhaps you like the idea of working with children, just not for several hours a day. If so, check out the next option.

12. After School Care

With many parents having to work long hours plus the increasing commute times back and forth, the demand for after-school care outstrips availability in many places.

Providing a reliable and safe after-school option in your community could be huge for people in your local area.

You'd not only be helping with one of the biggest problems for working parents - you'd be making some cash too.

Requirements: Suitable space and a safe, child-proof environment to host children.

Equipment such as tables and chairs to do homework or eat food.

Plus things for activities and entertainment.

You'll also need to check local rules and regulations.

Also, make sure you have the appropriate insurance coverage.

There's a limit to how many children you can look after at once for safety reasons.

This, combined with it being just a few hours each day means the income is limited.

However, you could potentially offer an option for daycare during school holidays which would boost your income a few times a year.

Providing after school care isn't going to make you wealthy but for just a few hours each afternoon, it won't feel overwhelming or like a full-time job taking care of other peoples children either.

But if all this sounds like a lot of work and you're more of the creative homebody type, perhaps something artsy, our next option is more your basket of tricks.

11. Etsy Store

If you're the crafty type you might find your home on Etsy. 

You've probably already heard of it but just in case you haven't, it's a site that sells home-made items and a fantastic place for individuals to showcase and sell their crafts.

This is the kind of marketplace where you are rewarded for creativity and quality.

You can build a solid reputation and gain trust too.

Requirements: A product to sell, setting up your Etsy store and deciding on your payment methods.

You'll need to have a good packaging process and handle the shipping too.

To make a decent income on Etsy, you have to treat it like a real business.

You'll need to think about the way you present your products and how you can provide great customer service.

Here's the deal; for most people Etsy is a cool way to earn a few dollars through their hobby.

It's time-consuming to produce products on scale.

Not too mention, that thing you love making...it's not so much fun when it becomes your 'job' and there are expectations and deadlines to meet.

Lets say you're wanting something that you can assign a set number of hours to and once you're 'off the clock', you're done for the day.

Well, check out the next option on our list.

10. Transcriptionist / Captioner

Many of us who are used dealing with hoards of never ending emails and reports have learned to type efficiently.

Why not put that skill to use in a role that allows you to switch off when the work is done (and not have to check for your inbox all night).

Did you know you can paid to listen to audio or watch video and transcribe what you hear?

You could set up your own business and reach out to companies or organizations medical to offer your services.

The medical and legal services tend to be among the best paying transcription services.

Requirements: Beyond computer and internet access - good grammar, attention to detail, and the ability to discern accurately what someone is saying (in some cases with a heavy accent).

The easiest way to get transcription work lined up is to freelance with a transcription company.

But let's say you don't want to sit typing all day - but you have a knack for numbers and math.

Check out our 9th option.

9. Bookkeeping

If you have an eye for detail and a love of numbers, starting a bookkeeping business could be a sound option for you.

Bookkeepers track things like profit, loss, expenses, and cash flow for companies.

Business owners don’t have time for dealing with their books and if they can’t afford to hire someone full-time in-house, they’ll outsource it to an expert.

While bookkeeping is a year-round requirement, certain times of the year can become super-hectic...namely tax season when business owners need all their paperwork to close out the year's financials.

Requirements: Computer and knowledge of a reputable bookkeeping software (Quickbooks, Freshbooks, Zero)

You're limited by how many clients you can handle and how much time you can reliably dedicate to managing the workload.

While you might have a head for numbers, maybe you're more of a problem-solver or have corporate experience you'd like to cash in on without the insane hours and endless emails of a job.

8. Become a Consultant

If you have some professional experience you can draw on, becoming a Freelance Consultant could be a great option for you.

Consultants are paid for solving problems, streamlining organizational efficiency, and maximizing profit centers.

There a number of specialties to hone in on:

Requirements: A method of landing clients and an understanding of your chosen speciality.

You can set your payment terms by the hour, the project, or be hired on retainer.

Keep in mind, consultants need to be strong leaders and present their conclusions with authority.

If the idea of Powerpoints and presentations make you cringe but you still want a taste of the business world, check out this next one.

7. Develop an App

As people continue to spend more time on their mobile devices, there is a growing opportunity for developing innovative apps.

But wait, what if you don't know how to code?

Read on to find out why doesn't stop you in your tracks anymore.

There's two ways to go about being an app developer.

Requirements: Don't worry, you don't need to learn how to code these days.

Sure it can help but there are App Builders now such as BuildFire that are more drag-and-drop.

The main approach to monetizing apps is by selling them on either the Google, Android, or Apple stores.

You can also look at developing an app that is free but with ads or some kind of subscription payment within it.

If you love the idea of designing visuals but not having to get in the weeds with testing and UX, the next option is ideal for those with an artistic flair.

6. Become a Graphic Designer

A graphic designer provides creatives that help build awareness or a brand image through visual concepts, usually designed by using computer software.

These creatives can include logos, posters, magazines, flyers, or other marketing materials.

There are platforms with people looking for graphic design work or you could find clients yourself.

Requirements: Access to graphic design software, such as Lucidpress, Adobe Photoshop, or Adobe Illustrator. 

Even Canva Pro could get you started.

You'll need to develop a process for gathering your clients preferences and what they are looking for in the end result.

Maybe you don't have an artistic bone in your body but you can convey a convincing message with the written word like the best of them. 

Well, you may find this next route is your fast track to big bucks.

5. Freelance Grant Writing

Grant awards are essential for non-profit organizations.

But writing grants is a specialized profession and something that many companies don't see the need to hire someone full-time in-house for.

Instead, they can hire a grant-writing freelancer when they need one.

You can start your own business or use freelancer platforms to find clients and projects.

Requirements: Understanding the grant writing process.

You can find plenty of info online with some research.

Grant writing is labor-intensive and difficult to scale.

Foundation grants can take up to 20 hours to write but government grants can take well over 100 hours of work.

That probably doesn't sounds too bad if you're being paid by the hour but check out my conclusion to learn something that will change your life.

Now, there's a lot of research and writing here.

If you're more of a people person and love having meaningful conversations, this next option might be the better path.

4. Life Coaching

Is there an area you’re really passionate about helping people grow in?

There are all kinds of life coaching niches from career guidance, dating and relationships, parenting, health, self-confidence, business and so on.

If you have solutions to someone else's pain or obstacle, people will pay for help in achieving results.

Did you know that most successful athletes and high-level entrepreneurs hire coaches to elevate their performance?

There's a need for coaching and guidance with other areas of life too and it's becoming more popular.

Requirements: You'll have to decide on your delivery method.

Do you meet in person, on Zoom or perhaps by phone.

You'll need some structure to your coaching too and a process to follow that gets results for your clients.

You can create supplemental products to sell or add group coaching to scale your income.

Kinda along the same lines but working with a specific age group pursuing a major step in their next step.

3. College Application/Financial Aid Planning Consultant

Attending a US university is painted as the golden ticket for a better future.

In fact, spending in the US college consulting industry is projected to hit $1.9 billion for 2021.

If you have an understanding of the college system or have experience of the admissions process, there are parents willing to pay top dollar to see their child get into a school worth bragging about.

It helps to focus on networking with complimentary services, there are tons of opportunities for referrals.

What other services do parents of teenagers use or where do those parents socialize?

Requirements: Knowledge of the admissions process for colleges and universities plus your specific area of expertise.

There are a few options and they can be learned:

The best money is in packaging sessions and services.

If you'd prefer something more dynamic, check out our next option.

2. Digital Marketing Agency

Demand for digital marketing has soared in recent years and never more so than with the pandemic driving the majority of businesses to really step up their online presence.

There are many elements to digital marketing, you could specialize in say Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Web Design, or Paid Ads.

Some people choose to generalize and take on all areas.

Sadly, building a digital marketing agency has become the latest fad for guru's selling courses promising the road to quick money.

Consequently, there are tons of people in this market making deals with business owners that they will NEVER be able to deliver on.

While there are definitely some legit entities, digital marketing agencies tend to have a bad rep.

True digital marketing is an expensive service with a long process to see real results.

Yes, there's money to be made but it's far from easy!

You'll have to deal with demanding clients and are at the mercy of Facebook or Google if you're relying on paid ads.

For example, Apple's recent IOS14 update has destroyed much of Facebook's strategy for scooping up user data for targeted ads.

This has left many people paying for ads that are ineffective and not converting.

Requirements: Understanding of digital marketing strategies and the relevant tools to get the job done.

There's a big emphasis on outsourcing the manual work in the online marketing world and that's for good reason...most of it is pretty dull.

You'll also need to learn to sell your services, onboard clients, and provide regular reports on the progress of your work.

If you can put a good team in place with solid processes, it's definitely a niche that can be scaled.

Be cautious though, digital marketing can quickly run into 80+ hour weeks if the workload isn't managed well.

While the quick cash might be tempting, you'll end up working yourself to death trying to manage clients and all the changes in the digital marketing world.

By far my #TOP RECOMMENDATION for making money as a stay at home mom has to be Local Lead Generation.

1. Local Lead Generation

Simply put, local lead generation is ranking simple websites for a service and redirecting those customers to a business owner who serves that market.

In return, you set either a pay per lead, commission, flat fee deal or a combination.

Personally, I prefer the flat fee because it makes it less work for all involved.

This results in a sweet payment - every month.

Literally anyone, regardless of circumstances, can find a way to make local lead gen work for them.

Whether it takes you 3 weeks or 3 months to land your first client, it's plenty doable anywhere in the world.

There's a proven process that is repeatable over and over to produce predictable results.

Requirements: Computer and internet.

Of all the business models, local lead gen has to be the best for ROI.

Each 'asset' costs me less than $50 a month but brings in anywhere from $500-3500.

Imagine having 10, 25 or even 100 of these assets rented out.

I don't know about you, but I haven't found another business model that pays +10x ROI month after month passively.

The reason I love this biz model is how easy it is to scale.

There's a predictable process and once an asset is set up, it keeps paying month after month with little to no extra work so you have time to build more. #scaletothemoon

I've tried a number of biz models and NOTHING compares to the income I've generated through Local Lead Generation and how it's given me control over my life.

The #freedom I've been able to experience in the past few years has been life-changing!

Here are the secrets to having control over your time and the financial freedom to raise your kids while giving them the best life has to offer:

- Stop trading time for money: It's impossible to scale and generate real wealth if you're trading time for money. You only have so many hours in a day!

- Choose something that is scalable: When you can build multiple 'assets' that keep generating income, you have capacity to invest your resources into building more of them.

- Be in control of who your clients are: There are certain industries or businesses where no matter how much $$ you make, the stress of having to deal with needy and complaining customers just isn't worth it.

- Pick something with a barrier to entry: It could be meeting some criteria that's challenging or having to learn a specific skillset. If it's too easy to do, it becomes a saturated marketing which means ever-decreasing profit margins. #NoBueno

Okay, so you've read the list of opportunities.

I've let you in on a few secrets on what to look for in the right opportunity.

While some of these biz models hit 1 or 2 of these marks, local lead generation is the only one that hits them all.

If you want the best of both worlds: being at home with the freedom to design your own schedule AND make more money in a month than most people will do in a year, you owe it to yourself to check it out.

How different could your life could look 6 months from now with $5,000-10,000 a month?

How would it feel to have $25,000 coming in every month, and growing?

Do yourself a favor and take the 1st step in giving your family the kind of future they deserve - scroll to learn more.