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How to Make Money in South Africa?

Let us put you on game. There are money-making avenues in South Africa. Some you can do whiles sitting in the comfort of your home others will require you to step out to hustle. These are not get-rich-quick schemes but legit ways to have a stable and consistent income flow. If you want to know how to make money in South Africa with little to no capital keep reading. 

The most effective and practical way to make money in South Africa when you are broke is online. The world has become a global village and social media is the hot and current right one. The internet has provided many avenues for people to make money. A typical example is social media influencers. These people have utilised the power of social media and have become popular through their content. We pay these influencers huge sums of money to endorse brands and products.

Here is how to make money in South Africa

Freelancers

Freelancers earn decent money online by leveraging their skills and experience. With just a laptop and a stable internet connection, you can work for a plethora of clients from different places in the world. Are you a content writer? Do you have experience with graphic design and video editing? Then sign up for freelance platforms like Upwork and Fiverr and start monetising your skills.

  • If you do not have any practical skills in high demand like web development but still want to earn good money online, you can try paid surveys. Many South African companies will pay you for answering a questionnaire. However, you will need to have a lot of time on your hands to accomplish the tasks of these research companies. Popular survey companies include;
  • PaidViewpoint;
  • CashCrate;
  • PrizeRebel;
  • Toluna.
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Review Music

If you are a music lover, you can get paid by listening to music and giving your opinion. A popular platform for paying music reviewers is Slicethepie. All you have to do is to sign up and start reviewing music from lesser-known artists. The great part is that you are paid in dollars so changing into rand means more money. We recommend doing this as a side hustle besides your full-time job. 

 

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