5 Side Hustles To Start In Highschool (Makes Up To $10,000/Month

Tyson Smith breaks down five side hustles high schoolers can start: landing page building, car window tinting, video editing, camera setup design, and mobile car detailing. Each can scale to $10,000 a month by learning free skills, finding clients through social media and direct outreach, and raising prices as demand grows.
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If I could go back in time and talk to my high school self, I would tell him about these side hustles he could do to make a whole lot more money than he was selling shoes at Journeys or selling gym memberships. Unfortunately, time travel isn't real and I will never have the opportunity to do that. So instead, I'm gonna make this video to tell all of you guys about some side hustles that you could start to easily make $10,000 every single month. Now, some people are gonna say that making $10,000 a month in high school is impossible, Now, if you believe that, just stop watching this video right now. This is not for you. And guess what? If you don't believe it's possible, it never will be for you. But for my hustlers out there who know they are destined for greatness and are willing to work hard, I want to help you guys kickstart your entrepreneurial journey by giving you the best advice possible. I'm gonna tell you about 5 different businesses you could start today, how I learned how to do them, and how to scale them up to $10K a month. Now, before I begin, I'm gonna tell you that side hustle number 4 is the one that I personally would do. It's an idea I came up with all by myself, and I don't know of anybody else doing it. Side hustle number 1, landing page biz. What you will need to learn how to create high-converting landing pages you will build for your clients. The reason I really like this side hustle is 'cause I know that every single person who sells any type of product or service needs a landing page. And the vast majority of them, myself included, don't know how to make landing pages and don't have the time or passion to learn how. Step number 1 is you're gonna need to learn how to build quality landing pages. I would learn by going on YouTube and watching tutorials and walkthroughs of creating landing pages to see the process in action. Once you have learned how to create the landing pages, I would start studying other successful landing pages, analyze the elements and understand why they work. Take note of things like headlines, images, layouts, ads, and calls to action. Next, you need to find clients. You will do this by first building a portfolio of landing pages to show people you know what you are doing. I recommend to build sample landing pages for people you'd want to work with. If somebody reached out to me with an amazing landing page already built for me, I would be excited to pay them for it. Once you've started a portfolio, start utilizing social media to connect with business owners who may need your services and also to promote yourself. Lastly, I would reach out to small businesses directly in and offer your services to them. I personally just paid somebody $1,500 to build a landing page for me. All you have to do is find 6 or 7 clients a month and you could easily clear $10,000 a month. Side hustle number 2 is a window tinting business. People love their cars and they will happily pay you to make them look better with a window tint. The first step is to learn how to tint car windows and to gather the necessary supplies. Learning how to tint windows on YouTube will be simple, and there are thousands of tutorials on there. As for ordering supplies, I asked ChatGPT what supplies are necessary, and this is what they told me: window tinting film in various shades to meet the needs and preferences of your clients, as well as a variety of tools such as window tint application solution, a squeegee, a snap blade knife, and a heat gun. Once you've gathered these supplies and learned how to tint windows, I recommend finding clients in two ways. The first is to attend local car meetups in your area. I know where I live, there is some type of car meetup every single weekend. Go to these and talk to the owners of the vehicles. Let them know what you do and ask if they or anyone they know needed to tint their car windows. The second way I'd find clients is by hanging out at car dealerships. Car dealerships are filled with people who just bought brand new cars, and those are people who would make for excellent customers. The average price of a car window tint ranges from $100 to $500, depending on the size of the vehicle and the quality of the window tint films. If you charge $250, you only need to tint 10 cars every weekend, and you'd be bringing in over $10,000 a month. Side hustle number 3 is to start a clip editing business. This is where you would reach out to content creators and offer to edit their videos into short-form content for a fee. First, you need to learn how to edit video into clips. And guys, again, there are thousands of videos on YouTube about how to do exactly this. Get a free video editing software and learn how to edit videos into TikToks, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. The important thing here is to have an awesome hook that will keep people watching and also to capture all the most interesting parts of the video. If you can do this, you'll be able to create content that will go viral for people and they will want to continue paying you. Finding clients will be super easy. I would reach out to every content creator you see and offer them your services. Find people who regularly stream on Twitch, YouTube creators, podcast hosts, and DM them. If you wanna take this a step further, you can provide them with an example of your work for free. Take one of their videos and make a TikTok for them. Share with them for free. My video editor tells me it takes about an hour to edit one 7-minute-long YouTube video into 3 different clips. If you charge $30 per clip, you'd need to edit 333 clips a month or around 11 clips a day. Once you get good at using video editing software, this would be easily achievable by spending a few hours a night editing. Side hustle number 4 is my personal favorite, and I've actually talked about this idea with tons of people in my network, and they have all said they would happily pay somebody tons of money for this service. The business would be to build video setups for people who are on camera. This could be backgrounds for Zoom calls, YouTube videos, or anything else. There are plenty of content creators like myself who don't know anything about camera angles, lighting, or design to make eye-catching backgrounds. Now, you would need to learn some basic filmmaking skills and some basic interior design skills, and then you could get really good at this. Once you knew how to properly position a camera and what kind of lighting looks good, you can start offering your services to people. There's plenty of different ways you could go with this, and the route I would take is by focusing on higher-end clientele. I'd be looking for very successful content creators and business people who are probably on a lot of Zoom calls. I'd have different packages that ranged from $5,000 to $25,000 depending on audio or video quality and how much background furniture they needed. If you go this route, you could easily clear $10,000 a month, and at scale, this would end up being a 7-figure-a-year business. The fifth side hustle to make $10,000 a month is to start a mobile car detailing business where you drive to your client's place and detail their car. This one is very similar to the window tinting business, but I actually like this one better because you can get recurring revenue. As per usual, step number 1 is to learn how to detail cars on YouTube. Step number 2 is to order all the supplies you would need. Now, ChatGPT tells me that some recommended supplies would be A reliable vehicle to get you to and fro, cleaning equipment such as vacuums, steam cleaners, brushes, sponges, uh, towels, and also chemicals and detergents to clean and protect various surface of the cars you're cleaning. Now, something to keep in mind here is that in order to start a mobile detailing business, you do not need to invest in all of the proper equipment right away. Start just by getting the basic materials you would need to wash a car. As you get more and more recurring revenue and you have more clients, you can reinvest in your business by ordering some higher-end tools and detailing supplies. Eventually, who knows, you could have a full fleet of vans decked out in detailing gear with employees to run them. At that point, you could sell the business for millions of dollars. But in the beginning, you charge 50 people $200 to wash their car, and you wash 12 or so cars every weekend, and you're clearing earning $10,000 a month. Guys, the main purpose of this video is to show you how learning a new skill makes you valuable. Every single one of these businesses start with you picking up a new skill on YouTube. After you learn that skill, you need to master it and then start marketing your services. It is important to note that just because you might be in high school doesn't matter. As long as you are willing to work hard, take advantage of the resources you have in front of you, i.e., the internet, You can use your brain and skills to make a bunch of money. If you enjoyed this video and you want more tips on making money, go ahead and click the subscribe button. I come out with new videos every single week talking about how I make money and different ways that you can as well. As always, thank you for watching and we will see you on the next one. [MUSIC]
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