Jingles and YouTube ads for local trades
Writing jingles for plumbers, roofers and pest control companies, then running them as skippable YouTube ads in the client's area. AI music and voice tools now replace the studio.
At a glance
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Source
Mike Stewart on The Koerner Office with Chris Koerner, “The Most Overlooked Online Side Hustle Of 2026”, August 31, 2026.
Self-reported by Mike Stewart: sold the same pest control jingle over a hundred times at two grand each Not verified by us.
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