How to Easily Make Ksh.2,000 Daily with your Phone or Laptop

How to Make 2k per Day in Kenya

The idea of easily making 2k per day in Kenya may sound far-fetched, but isn’t. You just need to know where to invest your time and efforts, and the money will follow.

Besides, earning 2k is just a starting point. The goal should be to start earning at least 10k per day, because that is when you can actually start to enjoy life without constantly thinking about rent or where your next meal is going to come from. That will be the beginning of your financial independence.

Financial independence is absolutely crucial for your security and peace of mind. Whether you are a student, or employed, or self-employed, majority of the tasks you undertake everyday should be geared towards building your financial independence.

Our goals at Growth Strategies 101 is to do everything we can to help aspiring entrepreneurs like you start or grow successful businesses in Kenya. 

Whatever guidance or assistance you may require during your journey, you can always feel free to reach out to us. Our team of consultants will be happy to help however possible.

This article will go over 10 ways to start earning Ksh.2,000 daily using nothing but your phone/computer, and some internet connectivity.

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10 Ways to Make Ksh.2,000 Online with your Phone or Computer

1. Become a virtual assistant

A virtual assistant is a person that helps companies and individuals with administrative tasks over the internet. Some common tasks of a virtual assistant include book keeping, making travel arrangements, responding to emails, etc.

It is one of the surefire ways to earn Ksh.2000 per day through platforms like Upwork and Fiverr.

2. Lease a room in your home on Airbnb

Airbnb is a marketplace for travelers looking for places to stay. The platform allows home owners to lease out spare rooms in their homes to such travelers.

If you happen to have an extra room in your home, you can simply furnish it and then post it on Airbnb for Ksh.2000 per night.

3. Become a language translator

Language translation is an in-demand service globally. If you’ve grown up or spent majority of your life in Kenya, then chances are that you are fluent in both English and Swahili.

You can easily become an English-Kiswahili language translator by publishing your services on freelancing platforms like Upwork.

4. Online consultation and coaching

The great thing about consultation is that you’re directly leveraging your skills and experience to earn money by helping people find solutions to their problems. Almost any skills can be converted into an online consultation service.

If you’re a stylish person, you can become a style consultant, if you’re into fitness then you can become a fitness coach and conduct your sessions via video call. If you have some business experience, you can become a business consultant. The possibilities are endless. Another advantage is that you get to charge clients however much you feel you’re worth.

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5. Become a freelancer

Freelancing is similar to consultation in the sense that you’re leveraging your skills to earn money by helping people sort out their problems. You’re entire service is built around what you’re good at, whether that’s graphic designing, writing, animation, etc.

Some great places to find work as an online freelancer include Upwork, Guru, Freelancer and Fiverr.

6. Lending

Peer to peer lending is another great way to earn a stable income in Kenya, although it does come with its fair share of risks. As a lender, you have to put in place very strict policies to guarantee that borrowers pay back on time, or else..

Lenders make their income from the interest that borrowers pay on their loans, which can range anywhere from 5% to 30%.

7. Become a social media influencer

The past few years have proven that just about anyone can become a social media influencer as long as they have a decent following on platforms like Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. 

Influencers make money by charging brands for sponsored posts, affiliate marketing, doing product reviews, or even selling their own products.

8. Editing and proofreading

Many writers often work with editors and proofreaders to help iron out any errors from their work. It’s a great opportunity to make money for people who are good at catching typos and grammatical errors whenever they read.

9. Ghostwriting

Ghost writers are people who create content for other people, who then take credit as the authors. It may sound a little bit shady but you wouldn’t imagine the number of book authors and musicians who use ghost writers to do their work.

The earning potential is tremendous once you have established yourself as a credible writer, but you can start by charging $20, or Ksh.2,000 on freelancing sites.

10. Online tutoring

Tutoring is a great way to make money by passing on your knowledge to others. Nowadays almost anything can be taught online, the internet has helped spark a lot of people’s curiosity and interest in learning new things, regardless of how mundane.

You can create a course on cooking, sewing clothes, painting, graphic designing, etc. Teachable, one of the leading online teaching platforms, has over 37 million active students and over 123,000 teachers. That just goes to show the level of demand there is.

The advantage of online tutoring through platforms like Teachable is that the classes are pre-recorded, therefore you don’t have to spend any time actively teaching. Once a student enrolls, they simply get access to the content you already created.

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