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    Audits for dental practices of how they appear in map listings and AI search answers

    Dentists now worry about whether AI answers recommend them, and checking and fixing listings is repeatable work.

    Skills you can bring: Marketing experience with dental practices and contacts who run them

    $99 audit, $149/mo upkeepStart this
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    A community that pays members to post short clips for brands and creators

    Brands and creators pay for reach, and clippers work for a share, so the business grows with its members.

    Skills you can bring: Contacts with brands or creators and the drive to sign campaigns

    Margin on campaignsStart this
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    Video of tradespeople doing hands-on tasks, sold to robot makers as training data

    Robot makers need real footage of people at work to train their machines.

    Skills you can bring: Contacts in a trade and at robotics companies

    Per hour of footageStart this
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    Website rebuilds for plumbers in one city, starting with a free score of their current site

    Plumbers know their websites look dated, and a free score gives them a reason to reply.

    Skills you can bring: Comfort calling local business owners and contacts in one trade

    $299 plus $29/moStart this
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    Onboarding emails for a small software company's new users, written and tested on real sign-ups

    Most trial users never reach the feature that would keep them, and a few well-timed emails help.

    Skills you can bring: Lifecycle email marketing experience

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    A shortlist of five candidates for a seed-stage startup hiring its first engineer

    Founders hiring their first engineer don't know where to look, and a vetted shortlist saves weeks.

    Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience and a wide network of engineers

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    Five customer interviews for a startup, recruited, run and summarized around one product question

    Founders know they should talk to customers but don't, and a done-for-you round gives answers fast.

    Skills you can bring: Interviewing users and summarizing what they said

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    A flat-fee shortlist of five screened candidates for small companies hiring a hard-to-fill role

    Small companies can't afford a percentage fee but will pay a flat price for a short list of real candidates.

    Skills you can bring: Recruiting in one field and a network to reach candidates

    $1,500–$3,000 per roleStart this
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    A media kit written and designed for a smaller creator, built from a short form they fill in

    Creators who dislike selling themselves will pay someone who knows what brands look for.

    Skills you can bring: Experience with brand deals and an eye for clean design

    $99–$199Start this
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    Ad landing pages for garage-door companies, each with one offer, one phone number and one form

    Garage-door companies waste ad clicks on busy home pages, and a page with one offer turns more visits into calls.

    Skills you can bring: Experience selling garage doors or home repairs

    $500 plus $99/moStart this
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    Referral programs for roofers, with a thank-you note and reward offer sent to each happy customer

    Homeowners trust a roofer their neighbor used, and a timely ask after a good job brings in the next roof.

    Skills you can bring: A list of happy past roofing customers

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    Seasonal snow-removal contracts for commercial parking lots, sold by a landscaper in the fall

    Property managers need lots cleared by morning, and snow contracts keep a landscaper's idle winter crews earning.

    Skills you can bring: Trucks, crews and contacts among local property managers

    $1,500–$5,000 per lot per seasonStart this
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    Fixed-price move-out cleaning for local property managers, with online booking

    Property managers need fast, reliable turnovers between tenants, and a set price makes it easy to say yes.

    Skills you can bring: Cleaning crews and contacts among property managers

    $250–$400 per unitStart this
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    Scheduled maintenance plans for local businesses' vans and trucks, sold by an auto shop

    Small business fleets need scheduled service and quick turnarounds, and a monthly plan keeps the shop's bays busy.

    Skills you can bring: An auto shop and contacts at local businesses with vans

    $49 per vehicle per monthStart this
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    Bridal hair and makeup packages for wedding parties, with deposits and online trial booking

    Bridal parties book months ahead and pay well, and a clear package page with deposits fills the season early.

    Skills you can bring: Experience doing hair or makeup for weddings

    $600–$1,500 per weddingStart this
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    Monthly evening cleaning contracts for small offices, added by a home cleaning company

    Offices sign monthly contracts and pay on schedule, and evening work uses crews that finish homes by day.

    Skills you can bring: Cleaning crews and contacts among local office managers

    $300–$900 per office per monthStart this