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0:14 The best home business ideas with low startup costs
0:29 Freelance writer
1:13 Social media manager
2:36 Graphic designer
2:50 Pet sitter/dog walker
3:06 Event/wedding planner
3:45 Personal chef/caterer
4:17 Run an Airbnb
5:13 Etsy store owner
5:29 Online consignment store owner
6:02 Sell baked goods online
6:25 Online tutor/teacher
6:44 Sell online courses
7:11 Fitness instructor
8:05 Music teacher

Looking for home business ideas? Working from home might be a dream you’ve had for quite some time. But, today, with the prevalence of the internet, more and more workers are finding success with their home-based businesses.

Writing: Freelance writer, editor or blogger
Will you write Blog posts for supplement companies? Or focus on copywriting for fitness professionals? With your niche narrowed down and your website built, it’s time to start pitching companies who need your services. If cold pitching seems a little daunting, you can always start by browsing jobs posted on freelancer sites like Upwork and Freelancer.

Services: Virtual assistant / Social media manager
As a virtual assistant, there are a ton of different tasks that’ll fill up your workday. It might range from bookkeeping and responding to emails, scheduling meetings, posting to social media, or doing general data entry. Brands will pay decent money for people to manage and grow their social media accounts. CNN even lists social media managers on its list of top 100 careers.

Services: Data entry
This might not seem like the most exciting job. The fact that you can work from home, or a beachside bungalow, might help to make it a more appealing home business idea. This kind of business might not be as lucrative as others on this list, but it won’t require as much attention either.

Services: Graphic designer
If you’ve always had a love for design, or spend your off-hours toying around with Photoshop and Illustrator, then you can build a business around these design skills. There are several different niches you can tap into with your graphic design skills.

Services: Pet sitter/dog walker
Typically, dogs and cats will be the most common animals. But, you may have to take care of fish, birds, rabbits and other animals on occasion.

Services: Event/wedding planner
As an event planner, you can either focus on a specific style of event, like weddings, conventions or serve your local area by tackling the variety of events that’ll come up. Event planning is largely a word-of-mouth space, but with a quality online presence, you can make success that much more likely.

Services: Photographer
You could specialize in wedding photography, portraits, product photography for eCommerce, studio photography, drone photography, events, real estate photography and more.

Services: Personal chef/caterer
You might only have one client for whom you prepare meals or multiple families. If you want to scale up your cooking even further, you can start to cater events. To produce this volume of food, you may need to rent out a commercial cooking space and bring on additional staff. But, the fee you can make per gig can be much higher.

Sales: Etsy store owner
Do you love crafting and regularly create Pinterest-worthy crafts, art, and other goods? If so, you might be sitting on an Etsy goldmine. If you can move enough of your products on Etsy, you always have the option of moving to a full-fledged eCommerce store as well.

Sales: Online consignment store owner
Thrift stores and consignment shops are more popular than ever. If you have a talent for putting outfits together and finding stylish clothing, then this could be the business for you. Plus, there are sites like Poshmark and Mercari that allow you to create a virtual closet to sell your products.

Sales: Sell baked goods
If you prefer baking, you can create a business selling baked goods to local businesses. Most coffee shops and cafes don’t make their own baked goods in house. Instead, they outsource this to others with the proper skills.

Teach: Fitness instructor
There are multiple paths to success as a fitness instructor. You can make house calls, create group fitness events in your local park, work out of a gym or have clients come to you (if you have space and equipment). Social media marketing tools like Instagram can be very effective in helping you build your brand, whether you’re operating your fitness business out of a gym or offering personal consulting.

Teach: Music teacher
If you have the right setup at your home, you can teach lessons right from there. Otherwise, you can market yourself to preschools, kindergartens and other daycares, teaching lessons or offering musical performance training.

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