Work from Home Ideas

Let’s Work From Home

Do you like to make money? Are you willing to work a few extra hours during the week? Can you work from the comfort of your own home? ...I'll take that as a YES for all for 3 questions. Some think of working from home as a long term term goal that they may or may not reach and the truth is there are ways to start NOW! 

Online Juror

Serve as an online juror. You're probably like "HUH" lol.
Some attorneys use large panels of online mock jurors to get feedback on their cases before they go to trial. However, the mock jurors must live in the county or federal district where the case will be tried. You can sign up at a couple of sites and receive e-mail notifications if a case is posted in your area. Ejury.com pays $5 to $10 per case via the online payment system PayPal. You can't be an attorney, paralegal or legal assistant – or even related to an attorney – to participate. The average case takes about 35 minutes to review. At Onlineverdict.com, where cases typically take between 20 minutes and one hour to review, fees range from $20 to $60. Payment is made by check.

Personal Virtual Assistant

Run virtual errands. If you have a computer with Internet connection and are good at searching the Web and communicating with others, you can become a Virtual personal assistant with fancyhands.com. The service hires assistants, who set their own hours, to help its users tackle tasks such as making calls to service providers, scheduling appointments, and finding the best prices for services and products. You get paid per task, starting at between $2.50. Now how sweet is that!

Mommy/Daddy Blogger

Be a mommy (or daddy) blogger. If you haven’t used your free time between changing diapers, washing clothes and shuttling kids around to hop on the blog bandwagon, it’s worth considering this potential source of income. And just because you’re a parent doesn’t mean you have to write about parenting issues. In fact, given that there already are so many blogs about life as a mom (or dad), consider writing about another topic about which you are passionate. The more original, entertaining and informative you are, the more likely you’ll gain followers – and you need an online following to make money. You'll be surprised at who is interested in how you get things done!

Cook 

We all know someone who loves to cook...it may even be you so why not put your skills to the test and make some money in the process.
If this is you, consider running a catering business from your kitchen. Bake cakes or cookies for birthday parties, dinners, or other events.
Make sure to abide by the food safety laws and have fun.

Rent your parking Space

Rent your parking space. "Why didn't I think of that"
If you don’t use your parking spot during your working hours, consider renting it out on certain websites. It doesn't matter where you live if its not against the rules (association) or even better, if you are a home owner with parking space...Get That Money!

Teach English

Did you know that English speakers are in high demand in Asia? As a result many are turning to freelance English teachers using websites like Italki.com. The site is basically a virtual online classroom for freelance teachers and students. Anyone can offer lessons (and set their own price), and anyone can take lessons. From a quick scan, it looks like making $15 to 20/hour is a fair expectation. Look into this immediately.

Join Fiverr

Fiverr is a website that allows you to sell your service for $5. There are all kinds of crazy things people are offering and getting paid for on there — like taking a picture holding a sign, recording two sentences in an Irish accent, recording a video singing a certain song, and even prank calling a friend all for $5. So if you have a little creativity, there are some fun ways to make some money on the side. Try it out!

So there you have it! There are so many ways to make money from home. Take advantage of these opportunities if you find yourself to be a good fit. Make use of that Internet connection, that clear customer service voice, or those baking hands!


I hope you enjoyed!

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