where, how.....?

[workready]

Hello Lori,. I just joined in and hoping to get a good job I can do online and get paid for. I don't know how to do web-designing, but I will make a good worker for jobs like data entry, filling in forms, writing ( I am a very good writer), etc and will be glad to be linked to a good online data entry job. I will really prefer the type that won't ask me to pay money upfront, and I am willing to let go of the amount I may be required to pay after getting paid my income from the job. I will gladly ask the company to take their fee from my first earnings if i have to pay something for the job being gotten. Thanks a lot and I do hope i can get what I am looking for in here., which is simply earnings that can lead me to financial freedom ( the definition of this is relative ) and happiness. Thanks.

[sarathy]

Why do you sound so desperate? If you're a good writer, there are thousands of opportunities. You can become a copywriter or a content writer. But you need to a good deal of search for finding one. Once you get a hang of it, you will become enterprising in that field and it will pay you well.

[Audrey]

try associatedcontent.com to start. I know they pay folks to write.

Also...have you considered ghostwriting? I was just looking at someones site the other day, he is charging $100 per article for original content.

Those who sell PLR content also need writers. I should mention, there is no fee for any of this.

Hope this helps a bit.

[workready]

Thanks so much for the leads. I will explore them and let you know the progress I ahve made so far. I also got some leads from tam as well. I will keep you all posted on developments. Thanks once again.

[Lori]

Good for you that you aren't willing to pay to work! That's the first step to finding something legitimate. That said... there are some freelance sites that are worth the fee. The main one I endorse is elance (http://www.elance.com/c/splash/main/publish.pl?rid=AAGT&f=sellerfunnel1). I've found MANY great gigs and ongoing clients there.

Sounds like you would want to check out the admin section...

Also -- if you're a good writer, think about what you love to write about and consider blogging. You don't need to know much about web design to blog.

You can get a free blog at http://www.wordpress.com.

Once you have your blog set up you can sign up for adsense (https://www.google.com/adsense/report/overview) and earn residual income that way...

I hope that helps!

Lori



Hello Lori,. I just joined in and hoping to get a good job I can do online and get paid for. I don't know how to do web-designing, but I will make a good worker for jobs like data entry, filling in forms, writing ( I am a very good writer), etc and will be glad to be linked to a good online data entry job. I will really prefer the type that won't ask me to pay money upfront, and I am willing to let go of the amount I may be required to pay after getting paid my income from the job. I will gladly ask the company to take their fee from my first earnings if i have to pay something for the job being gotten. Thanks a lot and I do hope i can get what I am looking for in here., which is simply earnings that can lead me to financial freedom ( the definition of this is relative ) and happiness. Thanks.

[WorkAtHomeSpace]

You can get a free blog at http://www.wordpress.com.

Once you have your blog set up you can sign up for adsense (https://www.google.com/adsense/report/overview) and earn residual income that way...


I just want to add that you can't have Adsense on a free Wordpress blog. You can have Adsense if you have your own domain name and paid hosting and use Wordpress.org.

http://faq.wordpress.com/2005/12/08/adsense/

[workready]

Thanks so much for extra guides. I'll explore all your recommendations and post feedbacks to you.

[Lori]

I just want to add that you can't have Adsense on a free Wordpress blog. You can have Adsense if you have your own domain name and paid hosting and use Wordpress.org.

http://faq.wordpress.com/2005/12/08/adsense/

Well fooey. I didn't know that! :?

I guess for a shameless plug I can tell you all that FreelanceMom has hosting (http://www.freelancemom.com/hosting.htm) available for $6.99/month. We have wordpress installed on the server, so you can set it up nice and easy.

It does take some tech savvy to run wordpress this way though so I recommend checking out Blogger (http://www.blogger.com) first.