Millions post videos on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, but how do some make money? Here is a breakdown.

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There are numerous ways to make money on TikTok, from selling sponsored content to promoting your products or services, soliciting donations and benefiting from the app’s income-producing services.

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1. Sponsored content One of the most popular ways to make money on Instagram is by seeking sponsorship, creating branded content, and partnering with brands to promote their products and services.

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Whether you're looking for a more flexible full-time gig or want to earn extra money on the side, Taskrabbit is a viable income source. "It's not for everyone," said Mendez.