Call Me A Homemaker

Business.

Business opportunities for the home worker - call me a homemaker. At the core of it all, I' m a stay - at - home mom. Call me a domestic engineer.

Some say that stay - at - home moms have the hardest job in the world. - that' s why i decided that, once all of my kids were old enough to go to school, i would go from a homemaker to a home worker. This may or may not be true, but one thing is: the job doesn' t pay( at least in a financial sense) . Once I made the decision to become a home based worker, it was time to find the right home based business opportunity. I was surprised by what I found in the way of business opportunities for a home worker. It wasn' t as though someone was standing on a street corner with a sign that said, "Money for Moms. " And I wasn' t going to go around with a sign that said, "Mom Need Money. " Instead, I booted up my computer and went online in search of the right home based business. There seemed to be something for everyone, but I had a hard time figuring out which were legitimate and which were scams.

With those resources, I was able to get started. - luckily, i found a website that had done much of the groundwork for me and provided a number of pre - screened opportunities for the home worker. At first, I started small. So, I decided to start taking online surveys from home. I wanted to make my own hours and be there for my kids when they got home from school. I signed up with a company and began to make between five and seventy - five dollars per survey.

Once I dangled my toes in the water, I wanted to add to my income, so I decided to learn how to write Google AdWords ads. - each survey took between five minutes and a half hour to complete, and the money would show up in my paypal account between two and six weeks after i completed a survey. Google AdWords are those little text ads that you see on the right side of search results pages and on some websites. Before long, it dawned on me that in order to ensure I had a steady income stream, I had to diversify my sources of revenue. I discovered that I had a knack for it, and started to make decent money. So, while I continued to take surveys and write AdWords ads, I also launched my own websites so I could do affiliate marketing and sell products.

I found that, if you hook up with the right companies, they will actually build and host your websites for you. - i know this sounds hard - especially for the home worker who doesn' t know the first thing about building a website - but it was actually quite easy. They will even train you and give you marketing tips in order to drive traffic to your websites. As a home worker, I can choose my own hours and be there for my kids, but I can also earn a good income to help support my family. Today, I feel like I have the best of both worlds.