Marketing experts say there’s a new viral side hustle

The age of the internet has given rise to countless side hustles, some of which can sometimes be a bit questionable or have limits on how much money you can make. “If you don’t want to sell, if you don’t want to hire, if you don’t want to build a team, if you don’t want to do it, [an] “MLMs don’t want to do digital marketing. This is something else entirely,” marketing expert Courtney (@marketing.guru7) told viewers on the viral TikTok.

“This is literally the easiest thing ever. And there’s no limit to how much you can make,” she continued. “All you do is write a letter, and she gets paid $5 for literally every letter you write.”

She said the side hustle is for “large companies that just need someone to write and send letters.” Specifically, these companies want you to handwrite your letters, and Courtney says they pay him $5 for every handwritten letter you write. “There’s no limit to how many you can write,” she added. “And it takes her about four minutes from start to finish to address the envelopes and write each letter. If you do the math, that works out to her a little over $60 an hour.”

@marketing.guru7 New viral side hustle… unlimited income, no sales, no recruiting. 🤯 #Money movement #High income #How to make money #Side job #How to make money in 2024 #How to start a business #Make money online every day #Write money letter ♬ Original song – Courtney 💜 Side job ✨

She continued, “There are a lot of people doing this for like two hours in the morning and making about $800 a week. There’s a girl who’s been doing this for two years. I work 2 hours in the evening and earn $1,500 a week. 60,000 a month on the side. All you have to do is be over 18 years old, live in the US or Canada, and be willing to write a letter. It’s just that there is.”

Courtney said there’s also an affiliate program where letter writers can earn an additional $100 for each person they refer.

Countless viewers wanted to “attend” the live show, but that was too good to be true, as many commenters said the company’s registration fees ranged from $199 to $250. It seems so.

Courtney did not immediately respond to the Daily Dot’s request for comment via Facebook Messenger.

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