work from home companies?

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hello, any one know any reliable work from home companies that arnt a con?
#main internet marketing discussion forum #companies #home #work
  • A company isn't likely to hire you full time over the web. But freelancing and affiliate marketing are a couple of good examples of working from home.
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  • What is YOUR definition of a work from home company? Do you mean phone work, freelance writing? website design? affiliate marketing? You need to explain further if you want decent answers.
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    why not set up a sole proprietorship business as some sort of service provider? design, writing, coding, etc, something that you're good at
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    • On the principle that I like to earn while I'm learning, I get paid by all of the following:

      Articles and press release writing:

      Textbroker
      Constant Content

      Understanding Google 'from the inside':

      Search engine evaluator with Lionbridge (you might also try Leapforce or Appen Butler Hall)

      Website functionality:

      UserTesting
      uTest

      Hope that helps
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  • There's always Project Payday.
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    • Be very careful with this program. Be sure to track your offers and cancel or you're screwed.

      That was my experience anyway. I tracked and canceled, but still didn't work out very well.
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  • "Work from Home" is a con industry by itself...

    If you want to do freelancing work, look elsewhere.

    Setup a professional site, upload your portfolio there and do your marketing! That's what "Work from Home" means to me.
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    You could write content / articles? Also, check out freelancer sites.
  • Yes, the one where you start your own company and work from home!
  • In my experience, 100% of the companies I've researched that offer WFH opportunities are 100% scams. I'd steer far away from such offers and focus your efforts on developing your own business plan instead of relying on the business plans of others.
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    No. If it's claiming to be a "work from home" company, it is most likely a scam. If you want to make money working from home, you'll have to set up your own gig.

    Offer your skills in Warriors for Hire, learn affiliate marketing, learn to build and sell websites, learn CPA, create a product to sell, etc.

    It's going to take a lot of work and study to learn to work from home. It's creating a business.
  • most are not the real deal, so be careful which one you choose
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