Do you enjoy transcription? Do you have an insurance background? Can you work well under tight deadlines and remain focused? Then Allegis Communications might be the right work-at-home (WAH) job for you. What Exactly is Allegis Communications? Allegis Communications is a work-at-home company that provides clerical, transcription, and court reporting services to the property and casualty … Read more
I am always seeking flexible work at home jobs that are open to many people. Cambly definitely seems to fit that bill. This is a work from home language tutoring opportunity, and you can work anytime and anywhere and you do not need any special skills to sign up and do this. Cambly hires native … Read more
Do you dream of living the writer’s life? Do you also enjoy proofreading as a complementary skill to writing? Do you also consider yourself fluent enough in another language to translate? Then the freelance writing site TextMaster would help you enjoy all three of these skills and make money working from home doing it. TextMaster … Read more
iSoftStone is another company that hires home-based workers for search evaluation (similar to companies like Lionbridge, etc.). They do not always have openings and I cannot confirm they are hiring for it now. They also occasionally have other types of crowdsourcing work like transcription jobs, but this review is primarily focusing on the search engine evaluation … Read more
Amazon Mechanical Turk (mTurk) is one of the most popular short task sites online. It’s flexible, there’s lots of easy work, you can get paid daily, and signing up is a piece of cake. Most people would agree that you’re not going to break the bank doing work on Mturk, but it’s one of the best … Read more
It’s a good idea to have an image to go along with every blog post you create, especially considering how popular Pinterest has gotten! Now, if you have something like a craft blog or a recipe blog, it’s not going to be that hard to simply take pics of what you made and upload them. But … Read more