How to Earn Money Online in Zimbabwe

The most popular community is freelancer.com and fiverr.com. If you have any skill at all, if you can write an article, make a website, design graphics (there are a lot of sites dedicated to graphics, fiverr.com is one), even as big as making an application, you are set to start making money.

This one may be classified under Affiliate marketing, but there is a big difference to the marketing I mentioned earlier. I have decided to let it have its own point because instead of signing up for affiliate marketing and getting a type of code in the form of a URL (website address) or discount code like we do. Brands approach you this time. Well, it’s not always the case, but once I explain it you get what I am saying.

Basically, everyone you know and their uncles are on social networks these days. They may not be on Facebook, but they are definitely on WhatsApp, okay maybe Twitter?

With this in mind, a lot of brands are trying to reach their audience in any way possible using the various social networks available. I take it in Zimbabwe that the most popular one is Facebook, so I will be basing most of my examples on it.

A lot of people are making a living out of making use of their popularity on Facebook to attract brands that they will showcase to their fans. Yes even in Zimbabwe, examples include comedy skit makers like Bustop, the new lady on the scene Madam Boss, and Comic Pastor.

You don’t need to be viral to leverage social media. But you have to be interesting to get attention from followers and brands.

Twitter is for the most talkative, keep your fingers on that keyboard and fire as many 140 characters as you can. Instagram is for your perfect pictures, post as many as you can and follow as many people as you can.

The beautiful thing about Instagram is that it has one of the highest follow-back rates you can ever get. Tag and DM accounts share the same content as your profile, if your pictures are great they may share for free or for a price. So basically this strategy is for the ones who are dedicated and it pays off well.

Some people resort to buying fake followers for cheap, however, I urge against this because you are literally buying non-existing followers as these accounts are not active.

Brands may notice, they want to advertise where the conversation is and where they can notice a possibility of Return on Investment.

Facebook is becoming a little blurred on what you can focus on, but live videos seem to be doing well even in Zimbabwe! (Please note, I am generally summarizing in order to keep this post at readable length for a full prognosis on the strategies to get more followers to click here.)When you have a large following usually over 5 thousand, you can start promoting other accounts and get deals from brands. You may need to advertise your services on your account and other places to let potential brands know.

What is the fastest way to make money in Zimbabwe?

How to make money as a teenager in Zimbabwe

  1. Apparel. Young people of course have the advantage of being close to and understanding other young people.
  2. Food. Something else that teens don’t mind spending money on is food.
  3. Media. There are a lot of opportunities in the media.
  4. Tutoring.
  5. Errand service.
  6. Graphic design.
  7. Crafts.
  8. Retail.

How can I make $100 a day online?

Here are some great ways to make a quick $100 in a day:

  1. Get Paid for Your Opinion.
  2. Sign Up for Bonuses & Cash Back Rewards.
  3. Freelance with Fiverr.
  4. Make Deliveries.
  5. Do Office Work.
  6. Watch Videos Online.
  7. Play Games.
  8. Become a Virtual Assistant.

What can I invest in to make money in Zimbabwe?

The priority sector for investment includes mining, manufacturing, agriculture, tourism, ICT and infrastructure development. In the mining sector, the following major tradeable minerals offer investment opportunities: Gold, Platinum, Chromite, Coal, Nickel, Diamond, Iron ore, Copper and Coal Bed Methane.

Can a foreigner invest in Zimbabwe?

The country has three main avenues for fostering foreign investment into Zimbabwe. These include the Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA), the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) and the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (Exchange Control).

How long can foreigners stay in Zimbabwe?

For more information, visit eVisa Zimbabwe. Visitors are typically given entry permission for 30 days but you should check that the number of days given at the port of entry covers your intended period of stay.