Good NestingThe Internet has its good and bad, and that’s especially true when it comes to job opportunities.
On one side, you have your scammy jobs that aim to get your personal information so that they can sell you things. On the other side, you have legitimate clients with needs, and many are willing to offer attractive pay to the people who can satisfy them.
While you may need certain skills to get some of the gigs and jobs in this list, remember that everyone has to start somewhere.
Unlike regular jobs where you have to interview in person, getting hired online can be easier and quicker. With that being said, let’s look at what work pays well, so you can start applying today.
Micro-Freelancer
Can you type? Do you know two languages, which gives you the ability to translate? Are you good at editing pictures and graphic design? Do you have a great voice that would sound good in commercials? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, you could get start getting paid for those skills today.
If you have a skill that’s not listed above, guess what? It doesn’t matter since almost every skill you can think of is needed by clients, and you can get paid for providing them.
Fiverr is an excellent example of a site that connects clients and freelancers. Head on over now and have a look. Once there, you’ll notice a lot of skills that people are making money off of, and some of them you may have.
Don’t let Fiverr’s reputation fool you, either. Some say it’s a site with gigs for $5 each, but as you browse, you’ll notice some gigs worth hundreds of dollars or more.
Search Engine Evaluator
Have you ever searched for anything on the Internet? You probably have, and you may do it daily. In other words, you already have experience in this field, and you can transform that into income as a search engine evaluator.
Search engines need feedback on their user experience. As an evaluator, you’ll be giving that feedback and performing tasks that can result in up to $15 per hour in pay.
To find these gigs, enter the job title into – you guessed it – a search engine. You should find some opportunities. You can also go here and see what’s available.
Social Media Manager
If you have a Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram account, you manage social media. Sure, it’s yours that you’re managing, but you still perform that task frequently.
Many companies hire outsiders to manage their social media for them, and you could get hired too. What’s the pay? It averages between $15 and $40, which isn’t bad for doing a task that’s not overly complicated.
You can find social media manager jobs via search engines or sites like Upwork and Fiverr. You can also go to local businesses, like your gym, and ask if they need help. Going after the gig this way gives you an instant edge over applying online, so don’t be shy and try it.
