Lazy Side-Hustle for Pet Owners
Gabrielle Judge, a popular TikToker, has shared her secret to making thousands without doing much work. In a recent video, Gabrielle explained her "lazy side-hustle" targeted at pet owners. She revealed that her dog, Solana, helps her earn $2,000 a month through brand deals.
Using User Generated Content
Gabrielle's dog may not have a large following on social media, but that doesn't stop them from making money. Solana helps Gabrielle create user generated content (UGC) for pet brands. These brands often need videos of pets using their products, and Gabrielle creates around 10 to 15 videos a month for her retainer clients.
Affiliate Opportunities and New Pet Products
Gabrielle also mentions that if you have a following or your dog has a following, you can also explore affiliate opportunities. Additionally, she receives new pet products from brands that want her to promote them. This side hustle not only helps Gabrielle make money, but it also allows her dog to try new products at no extra cost.
Setting Up through an Agency
Gabrielle has set up this side hustle for her dog, Solana, through an agency. This allows her to connect with brands and negotiate deals on behalf of her furry friend.
Reactions from Viewers
As always, viewers had plenty to say after Gabrielle shared her side hustle. Some admired how her dog was contributing to the household expenses, while others joked about their own dogs needing to start pulling their weight. Many viewers expressed interest in trying this side hustle with their own pets.
Success Stories from Other Side Hustlers
This story follows a trend of successful side hustles. Just recently, a woman shared how she built a multi-million pound empire with her own side hustle. In another inspiring story, a dad was able to quit his job after his side hustle took off, earning him a six-figure income. It's clear that side hustles can be a lucrative and rewarding way to make extra money or even start a new career.
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