One site to use if you want to break into Transcription is Tigerfish, a company that has been around since 1989. They do not require that you’ve had any previous transcription experience to get started, although they do ask you to take a test first before you’re “in.” Please note that they may or may … Read more
The 20|20 Research Panel is one survey panel that pays their participants very very well. This is a company that has been around since 1986 and they are one of the leading market research firms in the United States. They do in-person focus groups (these have to take place at their facilities either in Nashville, … Read more
MakeUseOf is a very popular website with tons of articles on all sorts of topics, although much of what I see seems to center around technology/internet related things. I feel like I could browse around for hours just reading some of these posts. The titles really do grab your attention. If you’re looking for a … Read more
Userlytics is another website usability testing company that I have so far not gotten around to reviewing. They are very, very similar to one of the more popular usability companies, UserTesting. Being a website tester means navigating a website and speaking your thoughts on how the website is laid out and how easy it is to … Read more
Scribendi is an editing and proofreading company based out of Canada. They have been around since 1997, hiring work from home proofreaders and editors. Something like this might be ideal for you if you’re good with words but want something to do either in addition to or instead of writing jobs. It’s important to note … Read more
Textbroker is an incredibly popular content writing site because they’re hard to beat in many areas, especially for beginners: they now pay weekly, they accept people with no writing experience, and their editors give you quality reviews that will actually help you become a better writer over time. And if you’re lucky enough to get promoted … Read more