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  You don’t have to be a YouTube or Twitch star to make money playing games. You could just be an ordinary person with a side hustle. Just ask Katie Porter. Porter is a voice teacher from Texas. She discovered a lucrative side gig — leading tabletop games online through a site called StartPlaying. In a typical month, she’ll earn between $800 and $1,500 from people willing to buy seats at her game table. “It’s not replacing my day job right now, but it has a lot of potential,” Porter said. Sites to make money playing games StartPlaying is one of several online platforms that can help you earn money playing games. While few of these sites promise anything close to full-time income, side hustlers say they can earn a nice hourly rate — between $15 and $50 — doing something they love. The sites with these gigs range from game testing to playing sites to teaching platforms. And, if you aspire to be the world’s next big Twitch gaming mogul, some of them can even help you build a following...

  Here are the 5 top ways influencers are earning money on Instagram: Working with brands on sponsorships Earning commission from affiliate links or codes Selling and marketing DTC goods or merch on Instagram Linking to exclusive, paywalled content Getting paid by Instagram directly For instance, lifestyle influencer Jera Foster-Fell earned about $2,700 in a recent month for raking in millions of views on her Instagram Reels, which is one of Mark Zuckerberg's top priorities. She gets paid by Instagram through the "Reels Play" bonus program, which is part of Meta's broader pledge to pay $1 billion to creators through 2022. Check out how much money 9 influencers got paid by Instagram and Facebook for their Reels Other creators are cashing in on Instagram's option to add links to stories, a tool that was expanded to the general public in 2021. There are a number of brands and third-party platforms like LTK (formerly RewardStyle) that let creators generate affiliate l...

  Editorial Independence We want to help you make more informed decisions. Some links on this page — clearly marked — may take you to a partner website and may result in us earning a referral commission. For more information, see How We Make Money. If you want to make money online, you’ve got plenty of options. Almost too many. How do you start? Do you really need your own website, or can you make extra money on the fly? And more importantly, which approach will be best for you based on your current work and family circumstances? You might be closer to your next stream of income than you think. “When I first got started as a freelance copywriter in 2011, I didn’t have any money to invest in my business,” says Sarah Jane Burt, a copywriter, content strategist, and founder of The Content Collective. “I was in graduate school for English and thinking about becoming a teacher.” “Then, I met a guy at a party who owned a business. We talked about how I was in grad school for English and ...