Home-Based Businesses

Once you have completed your story or article, you decide the proper outlet for it, then submit your proposal/request for publication to that source. Hence, if you want to write gardening hints, you would write to the gardening magazines. If you want to publish a mystery novel, you would write to publishing companies.

There are various specialized websites where you can find freelance writing assignments or put your portfolio on.

It's always best to send the proposals for your articles first before you write it. This way you'll be able to tailor the article to meet the publisher's/editor's needs and requirements. There are a few books and articles on the internet that are really useful on the subject and give you a step by step guide, from professionals, on how to start out as a freelancer.

Data Entry

Reverse key entry is where an operator enters a numeric entry on a ten key pad and then enters the same data in reverse order. This reduces operator keying errors. This only refers to a machine function, not a data entry job - Reverse Key or Reverse 10-key in data entry refers to the use of numbers within the letter keys. The original keypunch machines and early data entry terminals used what is now considered reverse key. The nine on the top row is the 0, U the 1, I the 2, O the 3, J the 4, K the 5, L the 6, M the 7, the common key is the 8 and the period key is the 9. To change from alpha to numerical the keyer holds down the shift key. Actually data entry is much easier with reverse key as it eliminates the transition from alpha keys to the numeric keypad.

A 11 year old girl could get a job easily! You can work at community centers, church, and other places like old people homes! You could help cleaning, help the people that need help out. It's also giving back to the community so that's good.

The internet is the main source in which you can apply for jobs at home. If you are a student then there is a student jobs website for part time or full time jobs, during and between term time. The jobseekers website is another reliable job website where you can upload your CV and apply for jobs if you are not a student.

There are quality websites that will provide you with steps to take in starting a small business without cost. Beware of websites that offer information, but in fact will only take your money. Small Business Administration - Business plan tutorial and outline provided by the US Small Business Administration. Internal Revenue Service - basic federal tax information for people who are starting a business. Entrepreneur.com - How to Start a Small Business, Small Business Startup. AllBusiness.com - Starting a Business Tips and Advice California Business Portal - When starting a new business, there are many important decisions to make and many rules and procedures that must be addressed. While there is no single source for all filing requirements, the following steps have been developed to assist you in starting your business

Freelance writing is one of the most popular ways to make money online. Lots of winning freelancers can earn an average of fifty cents to a dollar per word. Some are earning double that!

Some other ways to earn online :

1. Share content from a content distribution engine on your Facebook page. Create a Facebook Page and increase followers either by organic traffic or earned traffic. Once you acquire substantial amount of users such as more than 50K then sign up at other websites for earning by sharing article. Be sure not to send fake traffic otherwise your account will get banned.

2. Sell public domain stuff such as books, ebooks or designs. There are many public domain resources available on the web and some courses on selling public domain stuff is also available on the coursers and edx. However make sure that check the copyright status is it renewed or not. Also in which country you are allowed to sell them.

3.Start blog in some niche area and then post at least 10-12 posts per week. Once you get substantial users on your blog then start monetizing it by displaying banner ads or affiliate links.

* Mow lawns, shovel snow * Gardening or lawn care (mowing, weeding) * Car wash, detail cars * Type school papers for students * Clean houses * Use computer to help students or adults * Be a helper for a busy mom * Start your own business * Make baked goods and sell them

* Buy yard sale or thrift items, resell on Craigslist * Start a blog * Errands for neighbors * Sell crafts * Make jewelry and sell * Freelance work, Create websites * Ask neighbors (moms with kids, senior citizens) if they are needing any chores or services * Sell scrap metal * Garage sale or yard sale * Sell on eBay * Perform household services - garage organization - driveway cleaning * Gardening - indoor plant care service

* Paper route * Pet sitting or pet grooming service * Childcare - Babysit * Custom sewing service

* Laundry - Ironing service * Delivery service - Pickup service - Errand service * Wash windows * Recycle for profit - Newspapers, magazines, books, plastics, pop bottles, toys, wood products, metal, aluminum cans * Sell handmade jewelry * Pawn Shop * Sell on Amazon.com * Sell blood or plasma * Craigslist.org - free section for items to resell, barter, scan the want ads * Borrow from friends, family * Sell clothes at a consignment shop * Look in the newspaper for want ads * Temporary job agencies * Look for good items at thrift stores and resell for profit * Barter - offer to exchange services for items you can resell * Handyman, household or repair service * Tutoring

* Sell books, CDs, PC games and programs to a Used book store * Automotive detailing - wash, clean, wax * Trash pickup day or dumpster diving (make sure its legal in your area) - scan neighborhoods for items left out on curbs for trash pickup that can be sold * Collect all your spare change and take to a Coinstar or bank.

Get a Job. Apply for financial aid. Go to college, Graduate. Start a career. Due to repeated spam, this answer is closed, but you can leave a message on discussion.

I have working knowledge of e-commerce marketing... so it was refreshing to see her detailed explanation of her business opportunity. It was refreshing because there didn't seem to be any mystery surrounding it, unlike other similar ads. I liked her transparent approach, so I enrolled.

After a brief digital welcome from Michelle Matthews, I was given a testimonial presentation... and then the cost began to add up. The free website has limited capabilities, so it is not worth the effort getting into the business opportunity at that level. You are offered the PRO version at 50% off, which is double the initial cost. Then there are additional costs for supercharging the websites to drive traffic to it.

The websites do get created at lightning speed and come with a product each, which you can choose from a pre-selected list of products. It is one product per website.

I wasn't really crazy about the selections, but I decided to give the company, the benefit of the doubt... so I continued. They do have good marketing tools - all of which you have to pay for at nominal one time rates... and that is where they make the money. These tools actually cost much less than what they are offering... but I did not begrudge the mark-up. It takes money to run a business. Up to this point, I was impressed with their organizational setup.

Though I had the ability to host 10 websites, I only picked four products, which I did not mind promoting. The other selections were of no interest to me. During the creation of the websites for the products I was given the opportunity to customize it with my own name. So I gave it my business name and lo and behold, instead of the name showing up on the URL or on the header of the website, the business name was included in the sales text, implying that I was creator and owner of the products, thus also making the claims.

To me that is false advertising and while I am fine with being a portal for other sellers, I could not in good conscience vouch for their products. You see in e-commerce, it is not enough to have a website with your products. A seller would need several mini websites to enhance higher search engine ranking to have his/her products seen by web traffic and to drive traffic to his/her products. The seller would have to keep submitting website URL to the search engine and once the site is spidered, there is no guarantee that the site will gain high ranking... as all search engines are keyword driven. This is where portal providers in Michelle Matthews enterprise come to the aid of the online businesses and drive traffic to their site.

Long story short, since I did not want to advertise the products as the originator of the products, I googled the product to find out who the creator was and to my chagrin, I found out there was no price standardization. Some members were practically giving the product away free.

When I tried to take the matter up with Michelle Matthews, the website link provided in their welcome email, did not connect me to their site at all but to the portal site of my newly acquired websites with them. Red Flag!

I went to Paypal to check on their address and found another email address which they furnished Paypal for buyer's convenience to speedy resolution and my email to them returned indeliverable. 2nd Red Flag. I called their UK office and left a message to cancel my account and to have them refund me the amount in entirety. I have opened a dispute with Paypal concerning the same.

I have no doubt if I stayed with them I could make money if I did not care how I made it. False advertising is wrong and she has lost credibility with me.

The easiest way to make money online is to have an email list.

Ordinary people are making more than $10,000.00 per month online with it.

It's like having your own personal ATM machine.

You can check out a free training in my BIO to see how to do it. It helped me a lot.

Link in my bio.

A home based job is where you are hired by a company, but do all your work from your home instead of commuting to an office.

Examples are being hired by a company as a virtual customer service rep where the calls come into your home phone instead of a call center. Many people do medical transcription work from home, freelance writing, web design, etc.

It depends on how computer- and internet-savvy the 70-year-old is.

Home based medical billing and coding jobs are hard to come by and usually require that you start your employment in a Doctors office or the office of a medical billing company.

Another option would be to start your own medical billing and coding service from home. Assuming you have experience in the medical billing field, your biggest challenge will be getting enough clients to be profitable.

An easier route to finding a job you can do from home might be as a claims rep with one of the major insurance companies such as Aetna or United Healthcare.

These insurance companies may allow you to "earn" the privilege to work from home after working in their office for six months or more.

The good news for those interested in these kind of jobs is that the training and certification for being a professional or qualified person to do the job is also available online.

You can find a list of medical billing and coding jobs below along with a selection of

related jobs you may not have thought of that are still in high demand.

Businesses have three opportunities to impact the performance of their people. The first is during the selection process, if non performers can be screened out, the savings are dramatic in comparison to the minimal cost involved.

Unfortunately if the wrong person is hired, the next opportunity to effect performance cost considerably more because it's after the individual is inside the company. Managers and supervisors must spend valuable time providing extra training to marginal employees, instead of investing their time in top performers, who generate most of the company's profits. Often outside consultant are retained, in hopes that the situation can be improved. Too many times, these efforts prove unsatisfactory and only end up consuming yet, more time and money.

Occasionally, elaborate incentive plans or bonuses are established, aimed at motivating employees. Typically, these efforts are much more successful increasing the performance of top people, rather than stimulating marginal employees. If these internal solutions fail to generate the desired results, the business is left with the last alternative and indeed the most costly- that of exiting the employee from the business or department. Now, all of that time, energy, and money invested in that individual leaves with them and the process to replace them must start over.

W. Edward Deming said, "if a person is not performing as expected, it is probably because they are miscast for the job". Deming's statement focuses the spotlight squarely on the selection process as being the most critical opportunity to take charge of the companies performance.

Did you ever have an employee who, knowing the importance of Customer Service, repeatedly frustrated customers? That's Job Fit. Did you ever have a sales person who worked hard and never sold very much? That's Job Fit. Did you ever worked beside someone who wasn't interested in being there? That's Job Fit.

The challenge to businesses is that Job Fit can only be determined through the use of Assessment instruments and, until recently, the majority of those available were woefully inadequate. The information provided, while interesting, often tended to be generalized and lacked qualified, objective, and accurate data for serious decision making.

Recently assessments have been developed and designed specifically for business, meeting all legal requirements and guidelines. In fact, consistent use of a good assessment program can assist in documenting objective and non discriminatory hiring practices. A good tool should be multicultural and validated for today's diverse workforce. Additionally, strong assessments are validated to be effective with English as a second language, and should be available in numerous dialects.

A good system allows companies to benchmark positions and to develop patterns defining the core competencies necessary for selecting top performers. A good Job Assessment should measure: Expected learning success, reasoning and problem solving potential. endurance and capacity for a fast pace, taking charge of people and situations, people-oriented, manageability, following policies, work within the rules, positive attitude, making decisions, cooperative and agreeable, team person, self-reliant, self-directed, persuasive, organized, creative thinking, and much more. From Profiling Assessments to Customer Service and Sales Assessments, a good employee assessment system can be easily incorporated into your current operations.

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You can work as much or as little as you want, earn money every time one of your customers orders. Get paid a bunch of different ways. If you’re interested in becoming a market partner sign up using the link in my Instagram bio!

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Do you love to shop? If so, you may be tempted by unsolicited emails or newspaper ads that claim you can earn a living as a secret or mystery shopper by dining at elegant restaurants, shopping at pricey stores, or checking into luxurious hotels. But, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the nation's consumer protection agency, marketers who promise lucrative jobs as mystery shoppers often do not deliver bona fide opportunities. Some retailers hire marketing research companies to evaluate the quality of service in their stores; these companies use mystery shoppers to get the information anonymously. They assign a mystery shopper to make a particular purchase in a store or restaurant, for example, and then report on the experience. Typically, the shopper is reimbursed, and can keep the product or service. Many professionals in the field consider mystery shopping a part-time activity, at best. And, they add, opportunities generally are posted online by marketing research or merchandising companies. Nevertheless, fraudulent mystery shopping promoters are using newspaper ads and emails to create the impression that they're a gateway to lucrative mystery shopper jobs with reputable companies. These solicitations usually promote a website where consumers can "register" to become mystery shoppers - after they pay a fee for information about a certification program, a directory of mystery shopping companies, or a guarantee of a mystery shopping job. The truth is that it is unnecessary to pay money to anyone to get into the mystery shopper business. The shopping certification offered in advertising or unsolicited email is almost always worthless. A list of companies that hire mystery shoppers is available for free; and legitimate mystery shopper jobs are on the Internet for free. Consumers who try to get a refund from promoters of mystery shopping jobs usually are out of luck. Either the business doesn't return the phone calls, or if it does, it's to try another pitch. Becoming a legitimate mystery shopper for a legitimate company doesn't cost anything. Here's how to do it: * Search the Internet for mystery shopping companies that are accepting applications. Legitimate companies don't charge an application fee. Many accept applications online. * Do some homework about mystery shopping. Check libraries or bookstores for tips on how to find companies hiring mystery shoppers, as well as how to do the job effectively. * Visit the Mystery Shopping Providers Association (MSPA) website at www.mysteryshop.org for information on how to register to be a mystery shopper with a MSPA-member company, a database of available jobs, and additional information on the industry in general. In the meantime, the FTC says consumers should be skeptical of mystery shopping promoters who: * Advertise for mystery shoppers in a newspaper's 'help wanted' section or by email. While it may appear as if these companies are hiring mystery shoppers, it's much more likely that they're pitching unnecessary - and possibly bogus - mystery shopping "services." * Sell "certification." Companies that use mystery shoppers generally do not require certification. * Guarantee a job as a mystery shopper. * Charge a fee for access to mystery shopping opportunities. * Sell directories of companies that provide mystery shoppers. If you think you have encountered a mystery shopping scam, file a complaint with your local consumer protection agency, the Better Business Bureau, your State Attorney General, or the FTC (ftc.gov). The FTC works for the consumer to prevent fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business practices in the marketplace and to provide information to help consumers spot, stop, and avoid them. To file a complaint or to get free information on consumer issues, visit ftc.gov or call toll-free, 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357); TTY: 1-866-653-4261. The FTC enters consumer complaints into the Consumer Sentinel Network, a secure online database and investigative tool used by hundreds of civil and criminal law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and abroad. Source: Federal Trade Commission A Cautionary Word to the Wise The Internet hosts many "get rich quick" schemes and offers, be "Net Savvy"! Be wary of mystery shopping company directories and certification programs being hawked on the internet! Save yourself needless costs and grief. No legitimate company conducting mystery shopping charges any fees to apply for assignments. A simple search on the internet will produce a host of legitimate companies. Go on their site to determine if they have assignments in your immediate area before taking the time and effort to submit an application. Good Luck! Source: http://crg2000.com/ProShoppers.htm#ProShopper%20Qualifications

Make sure you have all of your licenses required by your city/state, know what you want to prepare and contact the health department about your new business (better to be prepared than surprised), purchase all of the necessary equipment, create a contract (I suggest you charge 3x the food costs), and you may want to consider culinary school if you aren't already an amazing cook.

Try these sites for more info:
- Entrepreneur
http://www.entrepreneur.com/marketing/marketingbasics/marketingplan/article43018.html
- Global Gourmet
http://www.globalgourmet.com/food/egg/egg1296/eggtrick.html
- Mission Restaurant Supply
http://www.missionrs.com/catering-supplies.html
- Business Licenses
http://www.businesslicenses.com/

I cannot answer this question in an open forum, but I do know the answer. This would be a breach of my confidentiality agreement with that Mystery Shopping Provider should I answer it in open forum. However, you can ask the question in a private email sent through my business website which is posted in my profile. There are opportunities currently available.

First response are these questions ...

'What type of business are we talking about?'

'Is the proposal one for buying or selling?'

'Are we talking about a product or a service, real-estate or current establishment?'

Question is good, but get it down to particulars and it can be answered, especially when making the distinction between a "buy" and "sell" proposition.

A supermarket will contain every detail need to be stored about the supermarket . It will contain data about total products , total sale , monthly sale , weekly sale, products details etc. Also it will contain the employees details and discount offers .

You fill out online job application just like any traditional job your applying for. Just be aware of all the scams, you never pay for a job, never reply to any email that promises a job. Make sure your dealing with a legitimate company.

With clients and a computer - plenty of people will start in their bedrooms!

On the other hand, if you don't have a stable client base, you might want to consider working as a web designer for an existing company - as a small, new business to your area, you'll be competing against very established web design businesses, and may struggle to bring in

You also need to consider what type of company you want:

* sole trader * partnership * LLP

* Ltd company

There's plenty of information on the Business Link website about which one is best to pick in certain circumstances. (Applies in the UK - US is different)

Bear in mind that, if you want a professional reputation, you need to know your boundaries - e.g. can you just design simple websites, or are you truly capable of doing ecommerce websites and SEO?

Home assembly jobs are legitimate. You can find jobs on monster and on craigslist. You will want to look in the wanted section and narrow the field by the specific things you are looking for with your own requirements and abilities.