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Running low on cash and inspiration?

 Have a look at our list of low-investment

 yet profitable ideas for small businesses

 you can run from home with little money!

Setting up your own business and working for 

yourself is a great way to earn some extra cash

 at uni without being tied down to shift work - but

 finding a great idea can be quite tricky!

These small business ideas should get your

 entrepreneurial juices flowing and set you off

 on your merry way to startup success. 

How to come up with a

 business idea

• Do some research: what do people 

need or want? Think of an everyday

 obstacle – how can it be overcome?

• If you could provide or invent

 something that would make life easier, better,

 safer, fairer or cheaper – what would it be?

• What are you really good at or

 love doing? Perhaps start with that!

• Think about what business ventures

 might support your future or education.

Best small business ideas 2019

1. Social media. If you're big on social, 

make money (and get freebies) by advertising 

products for brands. See our guide to making

 money from social media

1. Start a website. Pick a subject you're

 passionate about, get blogging and start earning. 

We've identified 20 ways to monetise your website

1. YouTube. Earn money from YouTube

 videos by sharing a slice of the ad revenue. 

Pick any topic that interests you (games,

comedy and music do particularly well) and

 put together simple guides or reviews

1. Pet sitting. Or become a dog walker!

 Busy people with 9-5 jobs are often willing to

 pay someone to look after their beloved pets - plus 

you get to hang out with animals

1. Resell textbooks. Buy second-hand 

textbooks at the end of term and sell them on to

 new students at the start of the new term

 (simple supply and demand)

1. Creative marketplaces. Cash in on your

 creativity by selling designs, music and 

even recipes on sites like Fiverr and Gumroad

1. Publication. Start a magazine (or blog)

about your degree subject and get other 

students, tutors and experts to contribute. 

You could then place adverts – but aside 

from the money such a project will look 

great on your CV

1. Self-publish. Set yourself an 

unusual goal and blog or write a book about 

it - just like student Ken Ilgunas who

 self-published a book about living in a van
Run a delivery service. Evenings and

 weekends could see you delivering 

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