working from home - advice

Marteebies

camerong87 wrote: »

hi people, im new here just looking for some advice...

Im currently suffering from panic attacks / anxiety & agraphobia, ive been off work since around october 2012, i currently receive ESA & my partner is on statutory maternity pay, we get no help with rent etc so as you can imagine money is tight.

With the things im suffering from its impossible for me to return to work any time soon, weve already cut costs as much as possible.

ive made this pretty long winded, my question is, does anyone know of any "work from home jobs" or ways to earn money from home etc.

any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

cam

Hi cameron,

Just seen your message, you could always take part in some online surveys. I have done that a few times and won some money!!

Honestly, i wasn't sure at first but they are really quick to do and they just send me emails where then are surveys available. Register with toluna, panel opinion, global test market and survey friends..i did!

Won money from survey friends last week :j

hope this helps

daisyroger

Its really very sad to know about your problem. I wish for you to get well soon.
Well the best idea would be for online making money is threw Google but it can happen only if you some knowledge in internet marketing. You can also find work on "oDesk" for data entry, inventory, designing etc. Their is a lot of work online today but the thing is that you should have knowledge to this.
Regards

wolfma

shmeeko69 wrote: »

Email Marketing - If you go down the website route then, you should be thinking about building a list using an autoresponder like Aweber. Normally the best way, is to offer a free report or information in return for someone's name and email address. This is an integral part of internet marketing and if done correctly, can make you a lots of cash.

Interesting, how do you make money out of an email list?

kris12

I'm pretty sure that working as a freelance writer would help! From experience, they mostly look at how you form your sentences, and of course, the grammar must be great too. I hope you have found a job already!