Hello. This is Kamiyama.
I create and sell businesses.

It seems many people are researching side jobs that can be done online. Why do I think so? Because I looked for words being searched using a tool called Keyword Planner. The reason why what I've been writing lately seems to have a different tone is because I've been looking at Keyword Planner, researching terms that you all are interested in, and thinking about how I can provide answers to them.

Anyway, it's certainly appealing to have a side job online. However, if you look into it a bit, you'll find that side jobs that can be completed entirely online are actually quite limited. I'll summarize a few below, so please take a look.

• Affiliate Marketing
• Dropshipping
• Google AdSense
• NAVER Matome
• Youtube
• Reselling
• Crowdsourcing
• FX and Stock Investment

These are probably the main contents. In fact, if you list side jobs that can be done online, having 7 types is excellent, and mastering even one of them can lead to a solid income, so I think it's good.

However, in addition to the above, I can suggest another path.

That is, to create a side job that can be done online. From scratch.

Many of you might be thinking, 'What's that?' But starting something you're good at as a business and selling it online can be a very good side job. It's a simple matter: identify what you can do and think about how to offer it online.

For example, let's say you're good at studying. If you're good at studying, you can open a tutoring school via Skype or Google Hangouts as an online side job. If you acquire customers, you'll quickly earn tens of thousands of yen.

If you're good at making accessories or small items, you can make custom-made items and accessories yourself and sell them on Mercari or Yahoo Auctions as a side job. Also, if you're good at exercise, you could manage someone's workout online, like a gym trainer.

First, think about whether there's at least one thing you're good at or passionate about. If there is, your skill can be offered to someone as a service, even via the internet. It's common knowledge that it's difficult to make a living doing what you love, but if you properly turn it into a service, you can expect sufficient income as an internet-based side job.

Of course, it doesn't have to be a service industry. If you have deep knowledge about certain information, thoroughly output that knowledge on a blog. If your website or blog attracts enough traffic, you'll be able to monetize anything you do.

By outputting your knowledge through blogs and websites, and once you accumulate sufficient traffic, you should be able to earn enough income as a side job by combining it with Google AdSense, affiliate marketing, and YouTube. This, in a sense, is media creation.

In this way, your 'likes' and 'strengths' can usually be turned into a side business through the internet. All that's left is to learn how to attract customers.

Since this falls into the realm of internet marketing, some people might find it difficult. However, surprisingly, once you learn it, practice it, and get used to it, you'll succeed no matter how many times you try it in any genre.

Rather, you can interpret internet marketing, whether it's affiliate marketing or dropshipping, as something you must master to move forward, something you must know. How do you attract people using the internet? How do you attract customers and actually generate income? These are absolutely necessary for doing any business on the internet.

Regarding marketing, there are many articles in the past, so please take a look. I have written down several contents on how you should sell.

Think of your strengths as a service. Study internet marketing. If you master these two, you'll be able to create your own business without having to search for 'internet' or 'side business'. Please, give it a try.