Work from home websites

What are your skills? Based on that people here can suggest you sites where you could offer your services.

I think you should have a look at sites like Freelancer.com, PeopleperHour.com, UpWork.com, Guru.com. You can find virtual assistants and translators jobs over there.

If you sell clothes and create ladies purses from recycled fabric you can also have a look at Etsy, Artfire, DaWanda and similar sites.

The two things that stand out to me are : freelance writing and Virtual Assistant

I'd suggest you do google and forum search on how to get started in those two areas - and read/learn/apply.

Freelance writing is a great way to make some money quickly - but you need to learn how to enter the field, how to place bids or get buyers. There are excellent blogs devoted to this topic that are free tutorials.

chpenny,

Just from reading your two posts in this thread, it seems to me that you write well (good spelling and grammar) and are organized in your thinking. I think you would do well as a writer in a health market sub niche. Health is a huge field, but if you specialize and use your knowledge and passion in one core area, you can be successful.

You said: "I enjoy helping people with health and weight problems"

Dig deep down into this subject and identify an audience that you would like to serve - there will be many because health and weight problems are common to lots of folks. Specialize - that will be the key. Just as an example: you could become the "go to" authority on "controlling your weight for moms with little time to exercise" or something else unique that plays to your strengths.

As Kay says, you will need to spend a little time and research in learning how to enter the writing "scene" and how to find and procure writing bids, but you can figure that out - I have no doubt. Income won't be immediate, but it doesn't have to take months either - maybe a few weeks.

You never know, if you give this all you've got it might become your sole source of income because talented writers in the health marketplace are sorely needed.

The very best to you,

Steve

Have to disagree - I would stay away from Fiverr altogether.

I would look at google results for "freelance writing" - check out 'Elite Writers Lab' by Ron Douglas and Alice Seba (long time WF members) and other similar sites that feature freelancing as a business. Many of those premium sites have free info and $1 trials, too.

Yes, you can write on health and etc - best to focus on several 'fields'. When I started freelancing years ago I had four specialty areas but worked in other topics, too. I chose four subjects that interested me - where I had some knowledge and would enjoy learning more with research.

Equally important is to identify what DOESN'T interest you and avoid taking work in those areas. For me, that was tech stuff like cell phones, etc - booooring. When I'm bored by a subject, can't write well on it.

Take a bit of time and learn to build your profile on freelance sites - learn to set prices that suit you and buyers - learn about keyword use and article structure, etc. I started freelancing on Elance - which is now Upwork - two weeks of serious bidding (50-100 bids a day) and I had almost more work than I could handle for the next 3 weeks. At the time I was in a rough spot and admittedly, I worked far more than most people would want to work in a month! It paid off. Earned $2k first month and it went up from there.

Goal is not to 'write for freelance sites' but to establish yourself as a writer and get your own clients that are 'repeat buyers'. It can be demanding - I worked 20 hrs or more several times to meet a deadline. It's also flexible and once you have established yourself a bit you can work as much or as little as you want.

It may not be what you want - but it's a possibility that might be a good fit.

Thank you Kay king, very helpful information!

Since you mentioned tutoring, have you taken a look at tutor.com and similar sites?

As you know that you're passionate about health. So make a blog of health and write topics everyday . Share these topics to many social media accounts like fb , instagram , twitter and on other polpular platforms , You will get the handsome traffic source on your website And you will then able to approve your adsense this way , People do more searches about health . A man should do such things in which he is the best. This way you can earn some extra money .

I've already have a blog review about sciatica treatment, but need to get traffic and I have started a blog about ''banishing food cravings''

Perhaps look at it this way, If you are not in such a hurry then you should spend a few months writing good articles here on the WF. Write one or a few each day, and really kick butt at it. Make each one better than the last.

You may build up a solid reputation here and people may pay you some decent money for your work. It could even grow into a decent WSO too. Who knows, maybe by spring or summer of this year you could be doing very well for yourself.

I'm not a professional, but this just makes some sense to me. I say just go for it, what harm can it bring you?

chpenny,

There are so many options here. Help narrow this down a little. What niche are you interested in?

Chris

It's in the thread - in the OP's second post.

chpenny, try posting them into The Main Internet Marketing Forum. If you somehow post it in the wrong section, a moderator sill kindly tell you where it really goes to. I'm not kidding, write several everyday, you will in no doubt build your reputation quickly. It's free, and it's really no harm on your part.

When you post your articles, forum members will probably make comments about your post. Listen to what others have to say, communicate and grow with the forum. I plan on doing very well on the forum this year no matter what.

This site has tons of resources to teach people how to make money online (and at home). While you might not be "techy", there are tools and services that do almost everything these days.

They will be deleted - this isn't an article directory. If you persist on posting 'articles' here sooner or later one of the mods will ban you. Well meant advice - but don't do it.

The old saying still applies, you can learn something new everyday. Thanks Kay King, even I didn't know that you can get banned posting articles. So what if I wanted to post some articles, is there an article section here on the Forum?

There used to be an article section and it may still be 'visible' in the forum listing but it has been closed for some time now. The promotions and link spam made it a mess very quickly.

I'd recommend Onlinejobs however it is exclusive to Filipinos workers. But if you need help with your business, then Onlinejobs is also the way to go.

you have very good skills one easy option for you is to sell your handmade purses through instagram page. This is good option for extra income.

Rat Race Rebellion has a comprehensive list of online part/time, earn extra cash opportunities. Check it out and get on their mailing list.

If:

> You are writing about marketing related topics and

> You can manage to avoid link spamming (which includes, among other things, affiliate links).

you can post 'articles' as blog posts on your WF blog.

You may then link to your blog posts in your sig.

I hate to be the grinch but I thought the 'WF blogs' had been discontinued for now...?

They were limited to War Room members - and it seems no new blogs were being added.

100% fake..

never buy any work from home.

ALL SCAMS.

i would suggest you to enter into the field of blogging and write on the topic which you are very passionate about..it will take few months to get some good traffic...then you can slowly make money from your blog...!!

Try creating craft, sewing & knitting videos, and post on YouTube. It's easy to generate traffic and get decent views to enable ad revenue. You will need to invest a few hours learning basic video editing.

You might want to get a job. That's the fastest, easiest way to get money to fund your affiliate business. Get something easy that doesn't involve alot of work:

- Cashier
- Pizza delivery driver
- Bagger
- Librarian
- Call center employee

etc

What is the product or products?.I'm skeptical of MLM, since i have previously tried a few and not my type of business.

many freelancer site are available

1. Upwork
2. freelancer
3. fiverr

There are a number of work-from-home-sites, but what you will find is that the ones that pay well have a lot of competition for the relatively few jobs, OR the site does not pay well, consistently, or has other problems.

If you enjoy writing you could try the various writing services out there. HireWriters is a good one, I think.

Three things:

1. if you want to 'thank' someone - please use the "thanks" button rather than posting about it

2. the thread is devolving into spam comments and promotional links - take the best of the advice and run with it.

3. Why? Are you sure there is enough 'meat' in that particular niche to keep writing about? Are you an expert or is it just 'an idea'? Write an article a day - if you find there's nothing to write about - the niche may be too narrow.

One more tip - learn to recognize which members are giving advice and which are blowing smoke.