- Kenya’s youth are increasingly looking beyond traditional employment, tapping into the vast potential of the Internet for income generation.
In the wake of President William Ruto’s interaction with Abraham Leteipa Kaeno, a young Kenyan making a remarkable Ksh68,000 weekly from online jobs, the spotlight has turned to the burgeoning digital economy in 2024.
Kenya’s youth are increasingly looking beyond traditional employment, tapping into the vast potential of the Internet for income generation.
Here are some alternative online money-making skills that Kenyans can explore:
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Freelancing Platforms
Websites like Upwork and Fiverr offer a plethora of opportunities for skilled individuals.
From writing and graphic design to web development and digital marketing, these platforms connect freelancers with clients worldwide.
E-commerce
Starting an online store is a viable option for entrepreneurs.
Platforms such as Shopify and WooCommerce make it easier for individuals to sell products to a global audience.
Blogging and Content Creation
With a passion for a particular niche, Kenyans can start blogs or YouTube channels, monetizing their content through advertising, sponsorships, and affiliate marketing.
Virtual Assistance
Offering administrative support to businesses remotely is in high demand. Skills like email management, scheduling, and customer service can open doors to steady online work.
Online Tutoring and Courses
Sharing knowledge through online tutoring or creating courses on platforms like Udemy or Teachable can be lucrative for experts in various fields.
Digital Marketing
As businesses shift to online operations, the need for digital marketing expertise has skyrocketed. Skills in SEO, social media marketing, and email campaigns are highly sought after.
These are just a few of the many avenues available for Kenyans to earn online.
Success stories like that of Abraham Leteipa Kaeno serve as inspiration for many to harness their skills and carve out their paths in the digital landscape.
