5 Ways to Make Money From Home (60-Second Video) Make money from home with these sweet side gigs.

Looking to make some extra cash, but don't feel like, ya know, getting dressed? Here are five side hustles you can do from the comfort of home.

Write resumes: Use LinkedIn and other professional sites to advertise your writing services.
Sell items online: You can sell anything that's collecting dust at home on Ebay or Craigslist -- or do it for others and collect a commission on each sale.
Email marketing: This is one of the most profitable forms of online marketing, with many platforms, like MailChimp, readily available.
Rent a room on Airbnb: If you need some fast cash and have a spare room, AirBnB offers you an avenue for creating an income.
Tutor over Skype: This is a great option if you have a specific area of expertise and the local job market is dry.

Now go get that cash!

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Patrick Carone

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Patrick Carone covers all aspects of entrepreneurship, specializing in the automotive, entertainment, hospitality, spirits and cannabis industries.

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