I'm 25 years old - how I make $80k a month with my easy side hustles, and I don't even need to leave my house

A YOUTUBER in her mid-20's has revealed that her multiple side hustles bring in $80,000 a month.

Isabella makes YouTube videos that "help you reach your financial goals," according to her Baddie In Business account description.

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Isabella said she first started her "e-commerce/creator journey" in 2020 and made her YouTube channel to help to others to become "financially free."

Her income streams were previously averaging $35,000 each month, she said, then she hit her "biggest month yet" in May.

"I'm going to be breaking down all of these revenue streams and how this is all added up."

Facebook reels

Isabella said that she, like many, didn't know that there is money users could be making on Facebook.

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"I didn't even know you could monetize your videos on Facebook at the time."

From Facebook reels alone, she said she made $34,196.

She said that she started taking videos of her dog at the beginning of 2020, "and my dog's account has blown up on TikTok as well as across other social media platforms."

Isabella said she helped her dog's Facebook account grow by sharing the dog's posts to Facebook pet lover groups.

She went on to say that the Facebook reels bonus turned out to be a "huge revenue bonus."

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YouTube

Isabella also said she also makes money from monetizing YouTube for her dog's account.

She shares her dog videos on her YouTube account "where we post horizontal-type videos to YouTube and we are monetized for our YouTube views as well."

In May, she made $5,273 from her dog's YouTube views.

"That is our #2 bigger revenue stream that I wanted to include for her channel."

E-commerce store

Isabella's e-commerce store made around $35,000 just from sales, she said in the video.

"The big reason that contributed to my high sales growth for that month is I started doing TikTok live streams for my online business."

She said doing live streams "definitely contributed to a rising amount of sales" she received that same month.

Without investing in social media ads, she said she has an 80 percent profit margin for her e-commerce business "because I do not pay for ads, I do all my own videos and promotions myself."

She said others who are in online business tend to show analytics of their million-dollar profits, but "if they're spending a lot of that money for advertisement, your profit margin is really low."

Isabella went on to share that she monetizes Instagram and has an e-commerce store for her dog as well.

"But I didn't want to go through each-each thing because honestly, even I lose track sometimes because there are a lot of different smaller revenue streams that we have as well."

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Isabella reminded viewers that "you can do so many things without even showing your face."

She said that a lot of people think that you have to "show your face or be a famous [content] creator" to monetize social media and "that's just not true."