With more and more teenagers becoming engaged in the entrepreneurial world, one may be looking for a profitable business that they could run throughout high school.
Here are just a few business ventures that may be worth a shot:
Social media is growing faster than ever and there is tons of money to be made! Building a niche page around something you are passionate about can be both exhilarating and lucrative. Take for instance you are a soccer player, you can create a TikTok account showcasing your soccer skills along with reposting related viral content. Over time you will grow an audience that has similar interests as you and begin to monetize it through the creator fund along with brand integrations.Â
People are getting paid to do what the payers don’t want to do. While some people don’t like getting their hands dirty, odd jobs can be an extremely lucrative business. You could make some good cash from this venture if you execute correctly! If you’re into this idea, definitely check out how I built, scaled and sold my odd jobs business while still in high school.
Do you have a knack for online businesses? Do you love social media? This venture may be for you. Digital marketing has become one of the most profitable ventures for teens to jump into (especially because teenagers are on their phones all day anyway). With just your phone, you could be raking in the dough for helping influencers and businesses with their online marketing.
If you can pull the crowd with your good looks or a special talent, this one’s for you. Social media influencers are making waves in 2021. If you can create some cool content people can relate to, then you are on your way to growing a massive personal brand. Create quality content around something you love and you could make some serious money off brand integrations.Â
Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. Are you an aspiring entrepreneur? Check out my new book: Strictly Business: How to Crush it as a Young Entrepreneur.
This is a Contributor Post. Opinions expressed here are opinions of the Contributor. Influencive does not endorse or review brands mentioned; does not and cannot investigate relationships with brands, products, and people mentioned and is up to the Contributor to disclose. Contributors, amongst other accounts and articles may be professional fee-based.
Brendan Cox is a contributor at Influencive covering venture capital, entrepreneurs and startups out of New York. Connect with Brendan on Twitter at @iambrendancox
Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel.