File photo.(REUTERS\/Gustau Nacarino) <\/p>\n
You don't like to think about it, but between the up-front cost and the monthly contract payments, yourphone costs you a fair bit of money. What you might not realize is that it can make you money, too. <\/p>\n
You wont get rich, but you can pay for a few trips to Starbucks. Heres how to get started. <\/p>\n
1. Sell your photos <\/p>\n
I've talked in the past about making money with microstock photography, but it involves taking pictures, moving them to a computer, cleaning them up, finding a good site to upload them and then promoting them. It would be nice if you could trim down the process. <\/p>\n
Foapis an app (Android, Apple; Free) that does just that. Simply take pictures with your smartphone's camera and your favorite photo app, and then add them to Foap. <\/p>\n
Just about any kind of image can sell if a company thinks it will work for it. That means that cute pet picture, vacation photos, even photos of food if you have those. <\/p>\n
There are no limits on how many photos you can upload, and for every sale you get $5.If you want to make more, Foap offers photo missions where big brands pay hundreds or thousands to get specific photos. <\/p>\n
2. Do tiny tasks forbig payoffs <\/p>\n
If you don't mind getting out and about, you can take small jobs around your city. These are things like verifying that a display stand has been put up in a store, or the arrangements of productson a shelf.If you don't like to travel, some tasks can even be done from your living room. <\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Read this article: <\/p>\n
Make money with your phone<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" File photo.(REUTERS\/Gustau Nacarino) You don't like to think about it, but between the up-front cost and the monthly contract payments, yourphone costs you a fair bit of money. What you might not realize is that it can make you money, too. Continue reading