7 Free Work at Home Jobs

Free work at home jobs are all over the internet.

You just have to do a bit of looking and get yourself a polished resume. Below are 7 free work at home jobs. Some are for anyone, as they don't require experience. Others do require previous experience and training.

1. Web work to fill out forms:

This free work at home job is considered data entry work. You fill out free offer forms of various products and services online. You set your own hours and determine how much you want to make each day. This is based on the amount and type of offer forms you fill out and not by your hours. Since you decide what type of offers you would like to fill, this is a very flexible opportunity and the work can be done anywhere as long as you have access to the Internet.

Depending on the difficulty of data entry, of the offer forms required, you will get paid anywhere from .50 cents to $25.00 per form. You are paid monthly via check or paypal.com.

2. Online Survey Takers:

Market Research companies search for several individuals of various ethnic backgrounds, age, race and sexes to participate in paid online questionnaires. For many, there are no fees associated with the opportunity. If you can dedicate 2-3 hours per week and have access to email then this free work at home job may be perfect. Pay will vary depending on the length of the questionnaire. However, in addition to receiving payments for participating in the online questionnaires, you also have the option of getting paid for referring people to do the same.

3. Work At Home Reservations & Service Specialists:

As a part-time telecommuter, work at home team member you would perform the same role as on-site reservations and services specialists. You will receive inbound calls from people across the country and assist them in making reservations for hotels and resorts. You will use the most modern technology available while working from your home office. Available work hours will vary based on business needs. The best candidate for this free work at home job would have prior experience.

4. Medical Transcriptionists Editor:

Many healthcare companies seek voice recognition editors experienced with the eScription platform. If you are qualified, or are willing to get the training, than being a medical transcriptionist is a great free work at home job to look into. Numerous companies offer competitive line rates and a comprehensive benefits package that includes health, dental, optical, life, long-term and short-term disability insurance as well as a 401k plan. This type of free work at home job takes some hunting but it's worth it. Candidates can earn 40,000 and up working from home.

5. Blogger:

If you're a writer, this is a free work at home job you should consider. Many Bloggs are looking for established, freelance writers to provide content for their blog niche. Qualified applicants are HTML literate, and able to incorporate additional content such as graphics and video into their work.

6. Blogger2:

Start your own blog. Instead of writing for someone, set up a free blog and blog about something you have an interest in. Supply your blog with affiliate links and Google Adsense and your little blog will be a big money maker. Countless web based businesses choose this avenue for their free work at home job

7. Online Advertising Specialist:

Several websites that have built a strong readership seek to utilize their strong content to build an advertising base and are looking for advertising specialists to work at home part time to sell ads for newsletters and online community. The candidate is responsible for developing lists of sources and prospects, and selling ads for ezines and blogs. Compensation is mostly commission based. You must have previous advertising experience, be self reliant and motivated to do this free work at home job.

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Are Domain Names Still A Money Maker?

This article is guest posted by Christopher Johnson.

The short answer is yes. The long answer is a bit more complicated. Used to be, you could just register any old name and someone would come along and buy it from you for ridiculous amounts of money, especially if you were squatting on a copy written domain name. But that was before. Now they have laws that protect intellectual property from being used like that, and many of the good names have been taken. So what to do? Here are some useful ideas and tips on how to monetize your domain portfolio:

1. First thing’s first.

Choose your domain name. This should be done by researching a niche market, and finding a name that is either still available, or about to expire, be careful to check that the name isn’t copy written first. i say niche market, and many of you are probably going, “why not just get a variation on the most popular searches out there?” Because, those markets are hard to break into. I own four domain names, one for jobs in California, one for couture style clothing (hey don’t laugh, it’s just business), one about beer, and one that is an adult domain name. The one for California jobs has received the most hits, the couture one next, followed by the one about beer, and the adult domain was a DISTANT last, as the market for that is literally flooded with domain names. Pick a niche you know people have interest in.

2. Find out, within that niche, what people are searching for.

You want your domain to be immediately associated with that search, so use Google Trends to find out what key words and what synonyms of key words people are actually typing in, then use the most popular. In this instance, past the domain name category, with key words more popular is better. This will ensure that your site comes up more often in the searches performed most often by your target market.

3. Pick a good registrar.

My money so far has been on GoDaddy, not just for the prices ( and a simple Google search for “GoDaddy discount codes” will get you money off), but also because their back office is really clean and easy to use.

4. Be open to sales.

Sell the domain name when the price is right, but be patient also. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither will your fortune. Some may even be complete duds, so be sure to ask some friends if they think it would be a name they would buy before you purchase it.

5. Don’t just sit there, do something. Great, you bought it.

You are now the proud owner of a domain name that doesn’t go anywhere and no one knows about. Park the domain. Parking is when you set your domain name’s name servers to a different site like my favorite Name Drive. They have really nice templates that look like actual sites and a decent payout rate. If not Name Drive, check out Sedo. There is also They then populate the template with adds and people click on them. That is they will once you promote the domain names. For my money, you can’t beat free, so check out Web CEO. This tool submits your contact info, as well as your URL to tons of search engines in one shot, and helps you optimize your other sites, too.

6. Lastly, be patient.

This may take a while and you may need to buy a bunch of domain names before you hit on some winners. In this business, the greatest tools in your toolbox will be creativity and patience.

This post provided by Christopher Johnson, author of The Chris Johnson Project, a free resource about making money online. Christopher lives in West Virginia with his wife and two kids.

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