Showing posts with label freelance writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freelance writing. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Why I Can't Stand Freelancer.com (09/11/12 Work From Home Job Lead)

The photo to the left expresses how I feel when I think about Freelancer.com.  I classify this as a work from home job lead because while I can't stand Freelancer.com, you might love it.  The jobs on Freelancer are quite varied, but it seems that people with IT experience or who know how to build websites, mobile apps or complete various types of SEM and SEO can make a decent chunk of change on there while telecommuting and working from home.  That being said, I cannot stand Freelancer.


Learn why after the jump.


Monday, September 10, 2012

9/10/12 Work From Home Job Opportunity: Textbroker.com (Freelance Writing)

When it comes to Online Freelance Writing, you've got to start somewhere. If you want to work from home and be a freelance writer, you can! It just takes time, commitment and persistence in order to succeed. The following information is about one Freelance writing and content generation website that I have written for, Textbroker.com.  One of my payments from Textbroker was over $150, which translated to around $19 per hour when I did the calculations.  But enough about me, this post is about you and how you can work from home writing on Textbroker. Read about it after the jump.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

3/21/12 Work From Home Job Opportunity: Freelance Writing

Work from home freelance writing jobs are a lot of fun! Imagine being paid to write short articles about topics you enjoy, and then get paid for it? You can work from the convenience of your home, home office, or wherever you are with your laptop and an internet connection. Pay rates are small for lower ranked writers, but many freelance writing websites will offer very competitive pay rates for writers who are ranked the highest. Assignments can range from around 150 words to over 1000 words. At many freelance writing work from home jobs, you will be paid weekly or biweekly. Each job you complete will also be rated, so it is important that you submit the best possible quality of work in order to retain a good rating. One bad rating can really be damaging when you are just starting out and don't have a lot of other good feedback to offset it. So you really want to make sure that you take your time, meet the deadline, and proofread your work as many times as possible before sending it to the client. After the jump, one work from home job opportunity for you to check out.



Work From Home: Is It Really An Option?

There are many Americans who wonder if it is possible to work from home and make a living. The answer to this question is yes! There are a lot of different work from home jobs, that utilize many different types of skills. If you are a stay at home mom who is considering returning to work soon, why not consider doing both? You can stay at home with your family while still earning a living. Isn't that awesome? I'm sure this may sound too good to be true. But it is a fact! The opportunities are out there and work from home employers are hiring right now! In later posts, expect a more in depth explanation of each type of job, and some resources that you can use to get started applying for some of the exciting work from home jobs. For now, here is a list of 5 work from home jobs, and a little information about each.