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1). Business Idea: Podcasts
Podcasts have been popping up all over the Internet in the past year or so. I have come across podcasts on anything from the latest tech gadgets to gardening tips. With millions of listeners out there and plenty of new people listening to podcasts every single day, now is a great time to start your own podcast and make some money along the way.
So far podcasts sound pretty similar to an Internet Talk Radio Show, doesn’t it? Even though the two have many similarities, there are also quite a few differences.
2). Telecommuting Job - Internet Research
Are you good at finding information on the web? Then doing internet research could be the perfect work-from-home job for you. Many companies will pay for freelance research help. It frees up their regular employees for other duties that are handled better in-house.
Where to find Internet Research Jobs:
There are many job listing sites that have research jobs advertised.
3). Freelance Writing Jobs
Freelance writing offers the opportunity to make money from home and gives a writer a chance to work on an almost endless variety of projects. A writer can either focus on an area of expertise, or write a greater variety of general knowledge articles. With the internet, there are many more freelance opportunities today than ever before, and the field is expanding daily.
4). 5 Resume Mistakes Telecommuters Often Make
Finding a legit telecommute job can be difficult. Telecommute jobs are in high demand and hundreds if not thousands of other people are competing for
5). Effective Resume And Cover Letter Writing - Part One
To begin, make a decision to discard any former knowledge learned about the “rules” of resume and cover letter writing. People commonly become stuck i
6). Love To Travel – Will Work
The Telecommuting Life of Paula Williams
Interviewed by Nell Talierco of TelecommutingMoms.com
Do you ever wonder if there are people out there that actually make it in the telecommuting industry? When getting started in this industry it is easy to get frustrated when you are waiting to get your first job. Let’s take a look at the work life of one telecommuter who as made it – Paula Williams.
7). Overcoming Your Husband's Objections To Telecommuting
If you are an aspiring work from home mom, you may have already heard these common objections from your husband (and perhaps that nagging mother in law):
We shouldn't have to pay for an extra phone line.
We can't afford to upgrade the computer.
The company should pay for the transcription equipment.
You will be wasting your time and not making a "real" income.
8). Job Lead Websites To Use In Your Telecommuting Search
Let me ask you a question: are you tired of using job sites only to find scam after scam? I bet you're nodding your head in agreement to that question
9). Keywords For Job Searching
There are keywords that work better then others and not every single one of the keywords listed below will pull up legit jobs every time, but they are
10). Telecommuting Idea: Online Tutor
There are a lot of kids from 1st grade to college that could use some help with their schoolwork. Parents are often not able to give them the help and attention they need to get them back on track on a particular subject. A tutor is the perfect solution.
While there are many people who will tutor locally, in the student’s home, or their own house, the idea of an online tutor is still fairly new.
11). Telecommuting Job Idea – Transcription
Working as a transcriptionist is a great way to telecommute or work from home. Transcription simply means that you take spoken word and transcribe it into a written document. The person you are doing the transcription for usually speaks on a tape or records his voice as a digital file and then sends it to you. You simply type what you hear.
Of course there is software and hardware out there that will make the job easier by allowing you to slow down the recording you are transcribing.
12). Telecommuting Idea – Bookkeeping
If you have experience in accounting or have worked as a bookkeeper before, bookkeeping can be a great way to work from home. Small businesses are continuously looking for ways to outsource some of their workload and most of them do not need a full-time in-house bookkeeper. You can approach several businesses in your area and offer to keep their books.
13). Telecommuting Website (part One)
"I've heard you talk about building a website to get telecommuting jobs. Can you tell me more about this, and how I would do it?"If you all li
14). Data Entry As A Telecommuting Career
Telecommuting jobs are becoming more popular and easier to do with the internet. Data entry, which is simply inputting and organizing information for the company in spreadsheets or databases, is a growing field for telecommuters.
Where to find Data Entry Jobs:
There are several reputable job searches on-line that will have listings. Look in your local want ads as well.
15). Telecommuting Website (part Two)
Last article I discussed why a telecommuter would benefit from starting a website, and what you should include on the website. This article, I'm going
16). Add Streaming Audio To Your Website
Adding streaming audio to your web site can help you enhance the message you send to your customers and can serve as a wonderful confidence-building t
17). Telecommuting Idea: Appointment Setter
Most small business owners are very busy people who don’t have a lot of extra time on their hands. They will happily outsource some of their daily time-consuming tasks to a telecommuter. One of these time consuming tasks is setting appointments. Appointment setting is a perfect occupation for a telecommuter. The employer doesn’t necessarily need a full-time.
18). Build Your Own Ant Farm
Why build your own ant farm? Ant farms are, both, fun and educational. They take up little space and are a great way to teach your children about the
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