Showing posts with label Working at Home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Working at Home. Show all posts

September 23, 2010

Working From Home: Website Researcher


Writers familiar with seo and Google Search are needed to create phrases/keywords to be used in Google search. Writers will be assigned websites and depending on the site's topic, will brainstorm short phrases that relate to the website.

from the job posting:

"Writers must understand the website's topic and how to re-write and re-phrase keywords to find as many sites in Google related to the site as possible. Much of the job is simply brainstorming with a little research thrown in. "

The goal is to write keywords that can be used to find all websites related to the one the writer is assigned.


If interested, email resume and experience to lana@thelearningadvisor.com.

 Good Luck!

November 24, 2008

Work From Home Opportunity In Publishing


Do you consider yourself a writer? If so, check this work from home opportunity out -- sounds interesting!

Atlantic Publishing needs freelance writers to complete books on different topics. All work can be done from home. The books that need completing are on various subjects like Business Management, Series Seven Exam, Green Building, Finance, Foreclosure, Career Development, and Nonprofit Management.

Payment will vary with each writing project.

If interested in this work from home job, contact Amanda Miller at amiller@atlantic-pub.com.

Good Luck!!

May 29, 2008

Work From Home As a ChaCha Guide


Cha Cha is looking for guides to answer questions and earn money from home! Cha Cha is a service that people can access from their cell phones to find quick answers to questions, such as, a phone number for a restaurant.

Guides are people at home on their computers who will find answers to questions coming in. Cha Cha provides training, tips and tools to guides so they are able to search the Internet quickly for answers.

Guides log in and work on their own schedule. Guides work when they choose for as long as they choose. The flexibility that being a guide offers makes this a good possibility for anyone wanting to earn extra money working from home. You just log on and start answering questions. Log off when you need to.

The current pay is .20 per transaction/answer, and the average is about $4-$10/hr. for guides. Guides are paid once a month if they have $100 or more in their account. Payment is by direct deposit to your account, or through a debit card.

Cha Cha is not always hiring guides, so if you are interested, check it out quickly. You will need to follow their registration process, which involves taking several online tests.

Check out Cha Cha, and if you decide to apply, Good Luck!

May 24, 2008

I Should be Working, but sometimes shopping happens!


Yep. I have been shopping more than working lately. My bad. Next week I will do better. But the last day or two I have been distracted by my son's upcoming birthday. My baby is turning 4! Bah. Time just flies so fast with kids, and it really can pull on my heart strings (some days more than others) to see them grow and change. Independence is a good thing, I know, but it still makes me sigh when my almost 4 year old needs mommy time less and less. But the good thing here is that it does make those hugs and "I love you's" even more special when I do get them from my oh so grown up little guy!
Anyway, with his birthday coming up, I have been trying to decide what to get him. I had the idea redoing his bedroom--new bed, new furniture, wallpaper border, etc. And since his most favorite things right now are 'everything construction', that's the theme I've decided on.
So I have been browsing and shopping for furniture for his bedroom the last couple of days when I should be working. Ack. I am enjoying this "redo" though, I have to admit. And I think my little guy will love the end result.
My favorite site for doing shopping is by far Shopping.com. I can find so many choices all in one place online, compare prices and read reviews. It makes it so easy and fun to shop. I found a great bed I think I will order, and am checking out some toy boxes ( construction related, of course!) and maybe a small table and chair as well.
I am pretty sure his room will look cute when done, and my birthday boy will be delighted, hopefully, but I still miss the days when I was shopping for winnie the pooh items and his crib!
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April 24, 2008

10 Careers That are On The Rise


There is a very interesting article on Yahoo today about previously little known careers that are now beginning to get more and more popular. Guess what career made the list? Blogging!

From the article, "Just 10 years ago, blogging would have sounded to most like a verb relegated to video games. But now, freelance writers, marketers, Web designers, finance professionals--even tea-drinkers--can draw people from around the world to read what they're thinking. Businesses are catching on, which is why they'll often hire people to blog about their products, and some bloggers can actually sell ads on their personal blogs. Are your personal thoughts worth paying for? They are, especially if you have education and a unique voice. Top bloggers can make six figures, and a handful are said to make millions."

Millions....wouldn't that be nice! I do know of many bloggers that are making a very nice living from their blogging careers. However, it isn't easy! Blogging requires time, and more time. But it has benefits that most bloggers will probably tell you well override the negatives
A blogger's number one necessity for success is passion. Like the above article states, even blogging about tea can do well if your passion is all about tea!

With gas prices on a steady rise, I have a feeling there will be more people than ever before interested in starting a career from home whether it be in blogging or another interest.

Speaking of which, another career on this list of rising 10 careers is that of a Personal Chef.

According to the article, "..it's one of today's fastest growing culinary careers."

If you are a cooking fiend and love making meals for others with your special recipes, you should look into this career. Busy parents that have little time for planning, shopping and cooking meals make for great clients, and There is so much take-out families can stand with food that is most likely less than nutritious.

And if you are not so much the culinary sort, there is another way you can get in on this growing career trend. Find a Direct Sales Company that offers gourmet food products etc.. that has an affiliate division, such as Tastefully Simple ( There are many, so check around)and sign up with the company.

Here is the link to the article, "10 Great Careers You've Probably Never Heard Of"

Enjoy!

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