With the use of social media, some have become businessmen and some have become 'content creators'. From Anupama Sangraula, who earns by sharing knowledge, Pranitha Nayaju Shrestha, who trades clothes, can become an example for many. The experience of these two says that the right use of social media can open the way of income.

Recently, the number of people doing business on social media is increasing. With the increasing use of social media, the 'craze' of digital income has increased. Many young people have started taking direct advantage of social media. They are earning through online 'Thript to Clothing Brand'. One of them is Pranitha Nayaju Shrestha. She has been doing online business through 'Pace 19' page since two years ago. His business started with 'Thript'. Old and unfit clothes were resold. 

Pranitha's fashion was already a 'craze'. Hailing from Bhaktapur, she wanted to become a fashion designer. He wanted to make and wear new clothes. She later turned this desire into a business. He has his own reasons for naming the page. 'Pace' means speed means continuity. 19 his age at the time. He started his business with Rs 20,000 given by his mother and has now invested Rs 3 lakh. He says that the page is operated by focusing on teenagers. She does not look at the market trends in dress. Instead, he emphasizes how innovation can be given. First she makes 'samples', and with the help of a fashion designer she gives 'new looks' to the clothes. She said, 'I do sampling myself to see how to give clothes in new designs and make them through fashion designers and sell them.' 

Now Pranitha, who is about to turn 22 years old, has started raising expenses through the page itself. Having become financially independent, she now plans to increase her viewership. She has also gained bitter experience in this business. He has faced many problems like asking for goods but not giving money. Narrating an incident, she said, "The main problem is not getting money after buying goods, we have to apply to the Cyber ​​Bureau as well." 

He believes that trust in online business has not increased due to many fake IDs. She says that fraud is on the rise because the products are kept at low prices and customers are also attracted to them. 

Anupama Sangraula is a Chartered Accountant. She posts 'content' videos on social media such as financial, legal, educational. The awareness video made him a celebrity in no time. I have shared my experience while studying CA, many questions came through the first video. After that, I wanted to continue," she said. His journey, which started with Tiktok during the lockdown, has now reached YouTube through Facebook, Instagram.