Showing posts with label Stay at Home Moms. Show all posts
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April 21, 2011

Stay at Home Moms: Paying Online Jobs With Hospitality Softnet


Stay at home moms: Two work from home opportunities are available with a national hotel training firm.

Home Based Mystery Shopping Testers  for either Sales, Catering or Reservation departments are needed. This position involves testing Sales and Catering managers and Reservation agents from your home office followed by a report which critiques their selling skills.

Testers for Sales and Catering Departments should have hotel sales or catering sales experience, as well as sales processing training. Testers for the Reservation departments do not need previous hotel experience/training.

Work from home Teleprospectors are also wanted. Job responsibilities include making prospecting calls on behalf of newly opening hotels.

Both of these telecommute jobs are part time and offer flexible hours.

To learn more and apply, please visit the job posting page.

Good Luck!

February 18, 2011

Stay at Home Moms That Love Mysteries: Submit Your Story To Ellery Queen!



Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine welcomes mystery story submissions from new and experienced freelance writers. This is not a quick source of making money, (after writing and submitting your story it can take up to 3 months to hear back), but it can be a very fun rewarding way to get your work published while creating a nice income eventually.

Some of their writer's guidelines include~

Use their online submission form to submit your story (no paper submissions accepted after Feb.14 2011)

After you have submitted your work, a tracking number will be displayed and an automated e-mail confirmation containing this information will be sent to you. If you have not received this e-mail within twenty-four hours, please notify them by e-mail (listed on their website). Your tracking number will allow you to monitor the status of your submission through their website.

2,500-8,000 words is the preferred range, but they will occasionally use stories of up to 12,000 words. Shorter stories are also considered, including minute mysteries of as little as 250 words. Rates for original stories are from 5 to 8 ¢ a word, sometimes higher for established authors. EQMM does not accept stories previously published in the United States.

To learn more, visit the Ellery Queen website and read their complete writer's guidelines.

Good Luck!

July 30, 2010

Stay at Home Moms: Earn Money From Home And Save a Dog Too!


This is a unique opportunity for stay at home moms and others to make some extra money from home while helping save a dog. **I believe you need to live in the LA area, so please double check that requirement if you apply**

Ace of Hearts is an organization that  rescues dogs from shelters before they euthanized. They need foster homes for these dogs until they can be adopted.

From their CL Ad:

"We are a 501(c)3 non-profit dog rescue dedicated to rescuing dogs from LA shelters the day they are to be euthanized. We are currently in need of foster homes for these loving and deserving canines. Fostering a dog helps us to save more lives! We provide you with food, treats, bed and any veterinary care the pooch may need (you call us to arrange), and we pay $50 a week!!! This is a great way to save a life and make a little extra cash. Most of the dogs we rescue are between the weight of 50-90 lbs."

Requirements for Foster Doggie Parents

you are away from home no more than 7 hours/day

you can transport the dog to/from adoption events at the West Hollywood Petco two Saturdays/month. If you have to miss one OCCASIONALLY, we can arrange alternate transportation.

you have at least some experience with dogs, BUT THAT YOU DON’T HAVE PETS OF YOUR OWN

you can commit four weeks at a time

you can be communicative letting us know what the dog needs and general information about the dog’s personality and temperament

you can handle LARGE to XLARGE dogs

you have approval from your Landlord, Roommate, Housemate, Spouse, Significant Other, DO NOT contact us if you don't have their approval.

To apply: If you are interested in fostering, please send an email telling us about your experience with dogs and your current situation. (i.e. Experience with dogs? How long do you work? Etc.) to dogsfromheaven@aol.com. Please respond with a contact number as well!!!!! Please state that you saw this on craigslist.


To learn more about Ace of Hearts, visit their website at http://www.aceofheartsdogs.com. Click on the "fostering" tab on the left hand side bar. **Please Note that on the website, no details are mentioned in regards to the weekly payment of $50. That is mentioned in their Craigs List Ad however. So please make sure to confirm payment terms when/if you should apply as a foster home.**

April 5, 2010

Stay at Home Moms: A Work at Home Opportunity in Word of Mouth Marketing

This sounds like a fantastic work at home opportunity for stay at home moms! M.O.M. (Miles of Marketing) employs moms to test products and spread the word to other moms about these products. So if you are in love with a product you test out for a company, they want you to share about it with other moms online and in person.

Moms participate in two week promotion cycles, and are paid for each two week cycle they participate in. Product promotion techniques include-

Spreading the word online and in person
Driving with a Magnetic Decal on your car advertising that product for two weeks
Distribute samples, coupons, postcards, etc.
Hand in a final report

If you are interested in this work at home program, then go check out M.O.M now, and get started!

Good Luck!

February 22, 2009

Freelance Writing Opportunities At Bright Hub


Bright Hub is looking for talented writers to join their fast growing community. They need writers that can offer guidance to help people understand how technology impacts their work, their play, their lives. Bright Hub has over 30+ technology channels.

Bright Hub is currently one of the fastest growing online science and technology websites with page views quickly approaching 1,000,000 per month. There are many channels worth looking at such as their health and wellness channel and their education channel. There are many opportunities/topics for writing about.

From the Bright Hub Website---

"Bright Hub tries to give young writers, new professionals, broke bloggers, and stay-at-home moms a chance to build their resume, grow their skills, learn Internet copywriting, gain exposure and earn long-time revenue on that content. We invest in our writers via technology, training, marketing and more to showcase writers and give writers the visibility and knowledge to help bolster online media resumes and reputations."


They pay writers $10 for each article of 300-700 words in length they contribute,in addition to future revenue sharing based on it's popularity.

Check out Bright Hub, and apply online if interested in becoming a freelance writer for them!

June 25, 2008

Work From Home Resource Using Your Camera



Another resource for stay at home moms (and anyone else) to earn some extra money from home is by taking pictures with a digital camera.

Take pictures, upload them for free to a stock photo site, and make money when your picture is sold. Fun, easy, and something you can do everyday!

Best of all, Stock Photography offers a passive income because each of your photos can be sold over and over and over again. Each time it’s sold you’ll receive cash!

What kind of pictures should you take? Pictures of things related to technology usually work well, such as keyboards and screens. Nature shots like sky and clouds, landscapes, recognizable landmarks, and textures are in high demand as well. And pictures of people are always good.

If you need ideas for pictures, just browse through the selections offered at stock photo sites online, and check out the most popular and most downloaded. Just try to take good quality pictures, and the largest size pictures your camera can. And remember the more you take, the better.

If you use people or other's personal property in your photos, don't forget to have them sign a release that allows you to use their likeness for commercial purposes. Most stock photo sites will have release forms you can use.

Also, different stock photo sites will probably have different copyright policies. Read them very carefully.

When uploading your photos, you will need to select a category and keywords for each. It is very very important to choose good keywords, as this is what your potential customers will be searching for to find your image. Try to list each element in your photo, even small details are important like the color of a flower.

Here are four stock photo sites that you can upload your pictures to and get paid a commission when they sell:

Shutterstock
Big Stock Photo
Fotolia
dreamstime

I have heard that Fotolia is easy to get started with, with a fairly easy application and approval process.

An article that has very helpful information and resources is on the wesite, All Things Photography-- make sure you especially check out the section for 'amateurs and beginners' ( if you are a beginner, that is)


Happy Picture Taking! 


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May 4, 2008

New Article on Stay At Home Moms Filling Executive Niche


Interesting article came out today on the trend of Stay at Home Moms being hired to quickly fill the needs of temporary positions in business.

The article discusses the rise of the mommy "SWAT team." The acronym, for "smart women with available time," which is one mother's label for all-mom teams assembled quickly through networking and staffing firms to handle crash projects. Employers get lots of voltage, cheap, while the women get a skills update and a taste of the professional challenges they miss.

Interesting read. Gives some food for thought, I think. Read the complete Wall Street Article on Stay at Home Moms, and see what you think!

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