The sweet spot that people look for in the gig economy is making money online. We've uncovered several good possibilities, regardless of whether your goal is to become a six-figure social media influencer or you simply want to add some online side jobs to your current income.

1. Get a Freelance work online

Utilize platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and Freelancer.com to earn money online. These websites provide opportunities to work as a virtual assistant, in addition to other freelance services including writing, programming, design, marketing, and data entry. Having a second language down pat? Check websites like Gengo or Blend Express, or generate traffic to your own website. Keep track of the going rate for the kind of work you perform no matter what kind of freelancing you do so you can determine whether you're charging too much or too little. Find out how to begin using Upwork.

2. Get money from blog post as an affiliate

 If your site receives a respectable amount of traffic, you could earn money by signing up for an affiliate network. When a visitor clicks over from the website to the partner site and makes a purchase there, the affiliates that would be you get compensated. This is how some bloggers make a lot of money. Learn more about affiliate marketing and other revenue streams for bloggers.

3. Earn money from advertising on your blog or YouTube channel.

Make money from your cat videos. You might be able to earn money from advertising if your blog entries or YouTube videos have a large following. Before enrolling for the YouTube Partners Program, creators must reach a threshold of 1,000 subscribers, according to YouTube. Then, Google AdSense, a service that companies pay for to advertise around your content, is available to YouTube Partners. Although the service is free, you must adhere to some conditions.

4. Become an Instagram Influencer

Influencers on Instagram that have sizable, devoted followings are being used by businesses to promote their goods. Apply for chances through a marketing platform like Open Influence or Aspire, or get in touch with the brands you wish to collaborate with, to get in on the action.