10 Best Small Business Ideas for Beginners in 2018

In this video, you will learn about the 10 best small business ideas for beginners in 2018.

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Quick Tip:

Consider starting on a platform that does the hard part for you in exchange for a small commission/fee when starting out. It makes things easier to manage so you can focus on your strategy without the headaches in the beginning.

Brands, resources, and examples mentioned:

TaskRabbit helps you make money doing handyman work, clean, run errands, etc.
Handy is similar to TaskRabbit in that it helps you get paid to do handy work for others.
Takl is another competitor or TaskRabbit and Handy that pays you for getting things done for others.
Problogger has a great jobs board specifically for writers.
Websites that pay $200+ per article is a blog post I did that includes 15 high-paying sites.
HireWriters helps you get paid to do all sorts of online writing assignments.
UberEats helps you make money delivering food from the restaurant to the customer's home.
Lyft pays you to basically be a freelance taxi driver with your own 4-door vehicle.
AmazonFlex is a program that pays you to deliver Amazon packages to customers' door steps.
Foap helps you make money by uploading your photos on your phone and making $5 per download.
Clashot is a Foap competitor that lets you set the sale price of your photos as high as $80.
Shutterstock is a more professional photography site.
99designs allows you to compete with other designers and get paid for different projects.
Etsy helps you start an online store where you can sell art, handmade items, and more.
Teespring makes it easy to design apparel and sell it online without you having to deal with shipping, packing, manufacturing, etc.
MicroWorkers is a site that pays you to do data entry types of tasks.
TranscribeMe pays you to transcribe audio into text.
VirtualAssistants.com is a jobs board for virtual assistant work.
iTutor helps you get paid to tutor kids online with a Skype-style platform.
Udemy is a site that allows you to teach people something through video tutorials hosted on their site.
Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing allows you to self-publish ebooks online to be sold on Amazon.
Start a blog in 3 steps is a blog post I did on how to start a WordPress blog quickly for a very small investment.
UpWork allows you to sell your freelance services online without your own website.
JustAnswer is similar to Quora or Yahoo Answers, but it helps you get paid for your advice.
YouTube is the biggest video publishing website on the internet.
Dailymotion is similar to YouTube but not nearly as well-known.
Twitch is specifically for gamers who want to make money from their gaming video channels.
Airbnb allows you to rent out your home, cabin, vacation house, etc. to others like a hotel.
Turo gives you a chance to rent out your car to others through a website that includes insurance.
Borrow a Boat helps you rent out your boat to others.

Bonus: If you'd like to make even more money online, try these free apps:

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Swagbucks – Get paid to watch videos, browse the internet, shop online, and take surveys.
Ibotta – Get paid to scan your grocery store and other retail receipts.
InboxDollars – Get paid to check you email, surf the web, take surveys, watch videos, play games, and try special offers.
Ebates – Get paid to shop online.