If you are –or have ever wanted to be– a freelance writer, there are a thousands of websites that hire people to write articles for them. I found a site yesterday that is looking for talented writers to write about

As I discussed in a previous post, eHow is a site where writers can write freelance articles for pay.  The pay is monthly residual pay. This means that an article you write today can earn you money this month, next month, and every single month for… well, forever.
Some of the

During a recession, there are certain jobs that are considered recession-proof.   This means that no matter how bad the economy gets, people in these fields will still manage to hold onto their jobs.  Some of these require a lot of education (physicians, for instance), while others don’t require as much education or training.
One of these recession-proof jobs is also a work at home job:  resume writer. With the economy in a slump, thousands of people are losing their once-secure jobs, and finding themselves needing to search for new jobs.   A …

eHow is an online site full of articles that answer the question “How do you…?”  All of eHow’s articles

I’ve found a place where you can work at home in the field of your choice, as a freelancer.  If you have skills in the fields of writing, photography, editing, web development, law, sales, engineering, and more, you need to check out elance.com.    Elance.com is a community-based site, where employers post jobs and projects and “providers” (freelance employees) make bids on the jobs.  Employers choose the provider they want to work with, and pay upon completion of the project.
Like eBay, elance has a feedback interface, so that potential employers can …

Click-N-Work is a company that provides online workers for several brick-and-mortar companies. (Instead of outsourcing to companies overseas, these companies keep jobs in the US by using Click-N-Work home-based employers.) Their needs fluctuate, depending on

If you love words and have a wide vocabulary, newspapers and other publications will buy

A few months ago, I started writing for eHow. It was a little before Christmas, and I decided I had nothing to lose. I am so glad I did. Registering for eHow is absolutely free, and the work is simple. Members write