by thisnthat » 16 Nov 2016, 16:35
We always talk about doing our research before joining a new site or applying for a work at home job. We are wary of scams, and thus, we hope to avoid wasting our time on “jobs” that don’t pay off.
With the following sites, some of the research has already been done for us. While it's still good to do your own legwork, there are several sites that provide a good place to start.
Here are some resources that should prove helpful:Rat Race Rebellion This one says that the job opportunities are screened for legitimacy before being posted, which gives us a head start. It's nice to know that someone has looked at them before just throwing up a link. It’s an interesting site with lots of different types of opportunities.
http://ratracerebellion.com/How to best utilize this site: Keep in mind that you’ll see many common opportunities on here including survey sites and stuff that you’re already familiar with. That’s okay. Skip those and keep looking, because there is always something new. You may encounter referral and affiliate links as well.
Dream Home Based WorkThis site is broken down nicely into categories. You can see at a glance how many jobs are available in each section. They include categories in everything from accounting to worldwide jobs.
http://www.dreamhomebasedwork.com/work- ... ctory.htmlHow to best utilize this site: Once you select a category, you’ll be brought to a page that lists the available jobs. Here you can read a brief run-down of each one. They do have affiliate links to try to get you to sign up for Flexjobs (a subscription service for finding online and work at home jobs). You don’t have to sign up for it if you don’t want to, but you can still use the information that’s provided on the site.
Real Ways to Earn Money OnlineThis site is very well done. There are numerous opportunities listed here, and it’s categorized nicely. The owner and other writers do informative write ups of the sites and job opportunities they post. You can find several online earning sites as well as other types of work at home jobs on this site. The research part has already been done for you. They sometimes offer links to other resources (more info) about the jobs as well.
They use referral links, which is fine. They have earned it. They also offer a newsletter with the latest jobs, if you’re interested.
http://realwaystoearnmoneyonline.comHow to best utilize this site: Search through the articles and read, read, read, but also read the comments. While the writers have tried some of the jobs they’ve researched personally, they haven’t tried all of them. The articles are informative, but you can still learn a lot by reading the experiences of others in the comments.
I've Tried ThatThis one has been mentioned before as well, but it’s good to have all these resources listed in one place. While the site is clearly set up as a way to sell you an affiliate program, you can still take advantage of the other information offered. The owner and writers have tried numerous sites, jobs, and opportunities.
You can still google the sties you’re interested in, but why not check out the first hand experiences of people who have actually tried this stuff too?
http://www.ivetriedthat.com/How to best utilize this site: Don’t worry about the sales pitch (unless you’re actually interested in it). Read the articles, but again, read the comments on this site as to examine an even larger number of personal experiences.
*Last but not least, don’t forget Forum Coin. Let’s continue making this a great place for work at home job hunters and people interested in making money online to network.
We always talk about doing our research before joining a new site or applying for a work at home job. We are wary of scams, and thus, we hope to avoid wasting our time on “jobs” that don’t pay off.
With the following sites, some of the research has already been done for us. While it's still good to do your own legwork, there are several sites that provide a good place to start.
[i]Here are some resources that should prove helpful:[/i]
[b]Rat Race Rebellion [/b]
This one says that the job opportunities are screened for legitimacy before being posted, which gives us a head start. It's nice to know that someone has looked at them before just throwing up a link. It’s an interesting site with lots of different types of opportunities.
http://ratracerebellion.com/
[u]How to best utilize this site:[/u] Keep in mind that you’ll see many common opportunities on here including survey sites and stuff that you’re already familiar with. That’s okay. Skip those and keep looking, because there is always something new. You may encounter referral and affiliate links as well.
[b]Dream Home Based Work[/b]
This site is broken down nicely into categories. You can see at a glance how many jobs are available in each section. They include categories in everything from accounting to worldwide jobs.
http://www.dreamhomebasedwork.com/work-at-home-directory.html
[u]How to best utilize this site:[/u] Once you select a category, you’ll be brought to a page that lists the available jobs. Here you can read a brief run-down of each one. They do have affiliate links to try to get you to sign up for Flexjobs (a subscription service for finding online and work at home jobs). You don’t have to sign up for it if you don’t want to, but you can still use the information that’s provided on the site.
[b]Real Ways to Earn Money Online[/b]
This site is very well done. There are numerous opportunities listed here, and it’s categorized nicely. The owner and other writers do informative write ups of the sites and job opportunities they post. You can find several online earning sites as well as other types of work at home jobs on this site. The research part has already been done for you. They sometimes offer links to other resources (more info) about the jobs as well.
They use referral links, which is fine. They have earned it. They also offer a newsletter with the latest jobs, if you’re interested.
http://realwaystoearnmoneyonline.com
[u]How to best utilize this site:[/u] Search through the articles and read, read, read, but also read the comments. While the writers have tried some of the jobs they’ve researched personally, they haven’t tried all of them. The articles are informative, but you can still learn a lot by reading the experiences of others in the comments.
[b]
I've Tried That[/b]
This one has been mentioned before as well, but it’s good to have all these resources listed in one place. While the site is clearly set up as a way to sell you an affiliate program, you can still take advantage of the other information offered. The owner and writers have tried numerous sites, jobs, and opportunities.
You can still google the sties you’re interested in, but why not check out the first hand experiences of people who have actually tried this stuff too?
http://www.ivetriedthat.com/
[u]How to best utilize this site:[/u] Don’t worry about the sales pitch (unless you’re actually interested in it). Read the articles, but again, read the comments on this site as to examine an even larger number of personal experiences.
[i]*Last but not least, don’t forget Forum Coin. Let’s continue making this a great place for work at home job hunters and people interested in making money online to network.
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