4 Marketing Side Hustles That Can Become A Career

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Shane Murphy, Co-Founder of UGC Pro , is a 3x startup founder with a decade of advertising and growth marketing experience.

In today's job market, many people are turning to side hustles not just for extra income but as potential full-time careers. Let's assess four promising side hustles that I believe can be transformed into lucrative professions—video editing, web design, no code apps and user-generated content—with some guidance on how to start and scale each one.

As you gain proficiency, begin offering your services on freelance platforms like Upwork or Fiverr. Building a portfolio with diverse projects can help you attract higher-paying clients. Networking with professionals in the industry can also lead to consistent work and long-term contracts. With experience, you can specialize in niches like motion graphics or corporate videos.

According to Jobted , entry-level video editors can expect to earn around $33,000 annually, while experienced editors can make more than $88,000. To break it down further:

You can learn the basics of web design and development through platforms like Framer and WordPress. These tools offer user-friendly interfaces and numerous tutorials to help you build your first projects. Once you're comfortable with basic design and functionality, consider mastering more advanced platforms like Shopify for e-commerce websites. Showcase your work through a professional portfolio and seek out small businesses in need of web development services. Over time, as you build a reputation, you can handle larger projects, command higher fees and potentially hire a team to expand your offerings.

As of May 2023, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median annual wage of $84,960 for web developers. That means you could potentially make:

No-code platforms like Bubble.io and Glide are excellent starting points for building applications without traditional coding knowledge. Explore tutorials and create simple projects to first understand the functionalities.

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