Looking For Extra Income? Sell “Merch” of Your Pet!
In this day and age, people make a ton of money just for being on social media. Social “influencers” creating content that in turn gets viewers. Advertisers pay up the nose to have their product advertised on the “influencers” posts! Now there’s a way to make money with your pets!
If you own a pet, there’s your money grab! Fifty-one percent of pet owners think that if they were to sell merchandise of their pet, they’d make a bunch of money online! Thirty-three percent of people asked, already designed their own pet “Merch” and are slinging it online!
Thirty-six percent of pet owners have created dedicated social media accounts for their pets to show off! And to just throw it out there, twenty-five percent of people surveyed said they would get a tattoo of their pet. Sixteen percent already got a tattoo of their pet!
Basically, if you have a pet living rent free in your home, start making merchandise of them and selling it! It could be a second income for your household!
The poll was done by OnePoll.
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