
Kristen Bousquet
Writer at Freelance
Host at Soulcial Scoop
Creator Monetization Coach at Your Soulcialmate 📱 Host of “Soulcial Scoop Podcast”🎙Helping entrepreneurial creators become profitable biz owners 📊IG: @kbousq
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4 days ago |
forbes.com | Kristen Bousquet
If you’re wondering how to become a product tester or reviewer and make money online, you are not alone. Thousands of people every month search for ways to get paid to review products and explore opportunities to get paid testing products. For creators, side hustlers and everyday consumers, becoming a product tester can be a flexible way to score free items, earn cash or land gift cards in exchange for honest feedback.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Kristen Bousquet
Creators today aren’t just making content. They’re building businesses. As the creator economy evolves, more creators are stepping into entrepreneurial roles, creating their own digital products, courses, memberships, and services to build sustainable income streams. In honor of Indie Bookstore Day on April 26, it's the perfect time to support independent bookstores and invest in your business knowledge.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Kristen Bousquet
In 2025, the term “influencer” no longer tells the full story. According to Kajabi’s new State of Creator Commerce report, over half of content creators now identify as entrepreneurs. This is a shift that marks a new era in the creator economy.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Kristen Bousquet
For those looking for an easy way to make money online in their spare time, taking surveys for money is one of the most accessible side hustles. Just about anyone with an internet connection can sign up for paid survey-taking websites to earn cash, gift cards or rewards by sharing their opinions. Thousands of users each day use their spare time during lunch breaks, while watching TV or during downtime, to take advantage of this low barrier to entry, flexible money-making option.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Kristen Bousquet
When a creator sends over their rate card, one thing often gets left out of the conversation: the size of the brand. Most creators aren’t charging a multi-billion dollar company the same rate they’d quote a neighborhood coffee shop—and for good reason. While every creator deserves to be fairly paid for their time, effort, and expertise, many understand that not all brands are operating with the same level of resources.
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