A CASH-SAVVY woman who’s paid off more than £12k in debt thanks to side hustles has revealed how dog owners can get Nando’s vouchers.
Lisa, also known to her 40k followers as @sidehustlesister, took to TikTok to spill the beans on how fellow Brits can get vouchers by talking their four-legged friend outside.
According to Lisa, who’s been trying out a number of different side hustles, dog owners can be rewarded by simply taking their beloved pet for a stroll.
This, she explained in the video, is thanks to an app called Biscuit where dog owners are treated for taking care of their puppy.
Although you won’t be rewarded financially, those with the app will be given the so-called ”biscuits”, which are essentially points that are the exchanged for shopping vouchers to spend with your favourite brands.
In the clip, Lisa noted that you’re basically getting a treat for something you’d do anyway.
How does it work?
Simpy download the app, walk your dog (Lisa was recommended a 60-minute long stroll) and complete your dog’s personalised wellbeing tasks.
Earn Biscuits (points) for completing your dog’s wellbeing tasks and then spend these biscuits in the form of a shopping voucher.
The app offers something for everyone – whether that’s nutritious dog food, toys or takeaways and grocery shopping, there are plenty of options.
”The even better news is if you’ve got one of the reward walking apps, there’s no reason you can’t set both of them to go off at the same time – don’t tell anyone I told you that,” Lisa chuckled, mentioning WeWard as an example.
As well as getting a £10 voucher for a cheeky Nando’s, dog owners can also get amazing deals at John Lewis, a £10 Tesco voucher and a £10 voucher for Amazon.
Dozens flocked to comments to thank the side hustle whizz for the useful in information, with one also sharing a positive review of the app.
”Biscuit is SO good! I’ve had about £50 in Nando’s vouchers so far… kinda off setting all the steps though.”
Another chimed in: ”Love this, thank you for sharing!”
”I’m bad at remembering to actually start the app everyday,” someone else chimed in.
Surveys – around £200 a year
There are numerous sites that will pay you to fill out surveys and take part in market research.
Not only do you not need to have any specific knowledge, you simply need to take some time to fill in what you think or which multiple choice answers apply to you.
Some surveys are just a couple of clicks and take under a minute while others can happen in person and take a full day.
Signed, sealed, delivered – £7 to £13 an hour
Just Eat, Deliveroo and rival Uber Eats all pay drivers to deliver food to their customers.
And there’s no need to have a car – an electric bike, moped or even a bicycle is all you need to earn up to £13 an hour with this side hustle.
Rent it – up to £650 a month
There’s a growing demand for renting a huge range of items – whether that’s a set of DIY tools, your vehicle or even your driveway with apps like JustPark and YourParkingSpace.
Hiyacar, Getaround, Karshare and Turo let you rent your car out to other people when you’re not using it – and you can even get extra cash if you drive the car to the desired pick-up location.
Check the contract terms for insurance and safety measures before you get going – you could earn up to £650 a month.
