If you think making money online isn’t for you, think again. These days, the internet makes it easier than ever to market yourself and earn a profit from your talents, skills, hobbies, or passions. All it takes is a bit of creativity and dedication. We’d bet there’s an option in the list below you could try. If you’re not sold on the idea of working online, don’t worry. We’ve included a few old-school options that have been around since long before the internet – but given them a 21st-century spin.

1. Freelancing

If you’re a creative person or a tech wiz, chances are you’re a great fit for freelance work. Check out job sites or look at the internal posts from companies you like to see if they’re taking on any freelancers. Whether you’re a content producer or graphic designer, you don’t need to go to an office to put your skill set to work. These days, many freelance gigs that were once performed in person can now be done from the comfort of your couch. Freelancing allows you the freedom to control your time and – best of all – gives you the chance to dedicate more of it to side projects you love.

2. The site and app testing

There are a number of third-party sites like Respondent or UserTesting that pay people to test a website or an app. If you’re interested in tech or simply don’t mind clicking around a page for an hour or so, you could earn money online for doing so.

3. Online surveys