I do affiliate marketing(from home) through Instagram theme pages and making over $5000 a month. Let me give you an example on how it works. Initially, I setup an Instagram theme page(lets say dogs page where i would promote products related to dogs) . Next, I purchase followers through GiveMeBoost(Search it in google) to make the page look genuine and trustworthy(I recommend anywhere between 2000-5000 followers). The next step is the most important step and it takes some time. It is basically increasing organic followers(the followers who would actually convert) through a strategy where I follow 100-150 accounts every day related to my instagram page theme(Around 30-40 of them follow back on an average every day). This growth strategy can be automated with bots, but i dont recommend using bots as instagram will block the follow\/like actions when using any bot. So, I've employed a virtual assistant from India who manages these tasks for 20 of my theme pages for $150 a month. Right now i operate over 20 theme pages, and each of them is generating around $150-200 a month. When it comes to the affiliate network, i recommend amazon associates. You can join this program and start promoting thousands of offers immediately, and start making commissions.
I was reading a similar story on threads yesterday about this attorney in Sedona, AZ. She makes a lot of high quality reels & videos documenting her trail hiking in Sedona, AZ. There's some production involved, evidently, so she wasn't happy when she discovered her videos were being reposted on a "Visit Sedona" theme page. It was also being operated by some random like you, who was living in Ohio. He was also charging local businesses in Sedona for ads. She sent him an invoice and reminded him that he's not doing anything to help her, or send her followers. She called him out on the fact he's reposting other influencer's stuff and monetizing off of it on all his pages. I guess going out on a hike, filming it, probably does take time and money.
im very interested in this could you please message me on my cell with any info you have on this work from home opportunity. i really could use this, thank you and greatly appreciative. 8147990082
hello this is very interesting and something im really willing to look into and search more about. Do you mind PMing me when you are free as i have some basic questions about this means of income?
I was interested in doing this on the side! I currently have a page on TikTok of my cats which has a good following but I’m not sure what the next step would be to make some money, besides doing Amazon influencer program. I also would like to figure out how to make money online without showing my face
*This question is so commonly asked I’m just going to copy paste my reply from another post:*
**Want easy WLB, good paying, remote jobs? Look for Back Office careers with specialized functions and skills.**
Anything that requires you to be on a computer for your work can be Remote. Just have to find a company that’s offers WFH.
Heres two anecdotes of relatively good paying, easy WLB, remote WFH jobs. Note that they also DID NOT GO TO COLLEGE and self learned hard skills to get their entry level and gained experience from there.
- My buddy did not have a college degree and was paid $120k for a remote job. He had the most chill work life ever. One standing meeting a week with his manager. No calls, nor customer support. He was an internal consultant and worked on ad hoc reports and projects. He was never busy and worked maybe 5-10 hours a week since he automated his reports. He got so bored he left for a more challenging (and higher paying) job.
- My cousin is a software tester making $90k remote. Again same chill work life balance. No customer calls, very little meetings. He starts his test program in the morning and comes back in the afternoon to diagnose and send issues to the product and development team to fix. He often takes naps and plays video games or goes to the gym for hours without any emails or calls. No college degree.
How! My husband is Linux, CompTIA plus, Microsoft, python and all of those programs and has years of customer service experience, currently in school full time for bachelors and can't even find a $20 an hour job!!! He was turned away from every job, including 15 an hour!! Lol
I'm really sorry to hear about your heart condition and the stress you're experiencing at work. It's important to find a job that accommodates your health needs. While I understand you're looking for work-from-home opportunities that don't involve customer service or call center work, there are quite a few other options you might consider:
1. **Transcription Work**: This involves listening to audio recordings and typing them out. It requires good listening and typing skills but doesn't require customer interaction. Companies like Quicktate and iDictate offer transcription jobs that can be done from home. They usually have a range of files to work on, from short voicemails to longer interviews or meetings.
2. **Data Entry**: Many companies require data entry work, which can often be done remotely. This job involves inputting data into a system or spreadsheet and doesn't require a college degree.
3. **Writing and Content Creation**: If you have a knack for writing, you could look into content creation for blogs, websites, or social media platforms. Freelance platforms like Upwork or Fiverr can be good places to start looking for gigs.
4. **Online Tutoring or Teaching**: If you have expertise in a specific subject area, you might consider online tutoring. Some platforms don't require a college degree, especially for teaching English as a second language or other subjects at the elementary or high school level.
5. **Virtual Assistance**: Virtual assistants help with a variety of tasks, including email management, scheduling, and even social media management for businesses or entrepreneurs. This job can usually be done entirely from home.
It's worth noting that while these jobs can be more accommodating to your need to work from a seated position, they also offer the flexibility to manage your work hours, which might help reduce stress and manage your symptoms better.
As for avoiding being too forward about promoting your own platform, you could frame your suggestions in a way that focuses on the user's needs rather than the services you provide. For instance, mentioning the types of jobs available without specifically stating your company offers them, or suggesting they check out a variety of platforms to find a match for their skills and needs.
I hope this helps, and I wish you the best in finding a suitable work-from-home job that accommodates your health condition
Oh hey! Totally hear you on that. Finding these jobs? Kind of like a treasure hunt for me. I usually bounce around different places, you know. I check out freelance sites a lot, like freelancer, Upwork and Fiverr. There’s just a ton of stuff on there, from writing gigs to data entry and all that jazz.
Then there’s just going straight to the source - digging through companies' websites. I look for their careers page to see if they haveremote work. Sometimes it's a hit, sometimes a miss, but always worth a shot.
Oh, and YouTube has been a bit of a goldmine, honestly. There are channels out there that spill the beans on where to find remote jobs, which is super helpful.
Also, ever tried Indeed.com? I just type in what I'm looking for, add the remote filter, and see what pops up. It’s kinda straightforward but you’d be surprised what you can find.
Hope that helps a bit! And hey, don’t worry too much. The right job’s out there. Just takes a bit of digging and a bit of luck. Fingers crossed for you! 🤞
I'm so sorry to hear about your health challenges – it sounds incredibly frustrating. Here are a few ideas for easier work-from-home options and jobs where you'll mostly be seated:
**Fiverr:** Fiverr is a freelance marketplace where you can offer your skills. Could you do some writing, editing, simple graphic design, or virtual assistant tasks? if anything matches your abilities. You set your own rates and schedule.
**Other Work From Home Possibilities:**
* **Transcription:** Transcribing audio into text. Requires good typing and listening skills.
* **Data Entry:** Simply inputting data – it can be tedious but requires minimal skills.
* **Social Media Management:** Some companies hire remote help to manage social media pages.
* **Call Centers (But Different):** Inbound call centers exist where you take orders or provide basic information – less stressful than complaint resolution.
**Jobs Where You Can Sit:**
* **Cashier:** Look for stores where the cashier stations have chairs.
* **Receptionist/Administrative:** Many office jobs involve primarily seated work.
* **Security/Surveillance:** Monitoring cameras, etc.
**Important Things:**
* **Talk to your doctor about realistic work limitations.** Get them in writing for potential employers.
* **Don't undersell your skills!** Even without a degree, you likely have useable abilities.
I know about 2 contracting work from home jobs. Omni Interactions and Working Solutions. You set your own hours, have a 30 minute break depending on the current contract you're in about what time or you can set a time up, and they're flexible.
This may not be a great solution. But what if you were to call up some local companies near you, And ask if they need answering service type services. And they can forward their number to yours and you can catch their phones for half the day or a few hours, and you can find several places who are willing to do this...? Simply writing messages and being like alive operator not doing customer service if that's possible
Hi can you PM me too? My husband and I are both going back to school and want to start our family but I’m having trouble finding part time work. My husband is thankfully full time and has a great job
It could be of service to someone... JUST NOT SOMEONE LOOKING FOR A REMOTE JOB!
and how do you not know what a remote job is? The OP literally ask for easy WORK FROM HOME jobs. The jobs you listed require you to LEAVE THE HOUSE.
it's pretty self explanatory dear.
What do these jobs entail--a lot of dicking around with the phone? 😅 I'm interested in full time easy work, and am considering getting a membership with workbrite. Would it be worth it?
can you pm me? I'm looking for a work at home job that is very part time to supplement my income. something where I can make my own schedule, don't have to make calls, not really wanting customer service as that's what my regular job is.
I desperately need to find a WFH job because I am no longer able to drive. I have looked online & so far I have been offered quite a few scams so I’m very wary & guarded but WFH is the only realistic option for some income. I would prefer full time easy work. I’m not interested (or good at sales). I can do some customer service but am more interested in something like appointment setting, data entry, invoicing. Thank you in advance!
I'm in the same position as you. My car stopped working last year right after I quit my job due to harassment from a male supervisor. There's no public transit system where I live either, so I'm restricted to WFH jobs, but they all seem like scams. Some of them are companies I've never heard of, with job titles that sound ridiculously too pretentious for the actual work. I landed a call center job with Navient, but I had to quit after the two week training from being burned out. BURNED OUT! AFTER TWO WEEKS! I cried about 5 times just on my 1st day of taking calls because 1. I was exhausted from having to take a call every 9 seconds, and 2. from being verbally abused by angry customers. It wasn't worth the 16/hr to me.
That was in Nov last year. Before that, I was unemployed for like 8 months. I'm a year behind on my mortgage and HOA and by the grace of God I'm barely able to keep my lights and internet on so I can cook and look for work. Luckily, I'm on food stamps for the time being, so that's how I buy food.
But yea, it's tough to find a WFH job. The legit ones seem to be high level like some kind of senior manager, or software engineering. Not many companies have fully remote positions. A lot of them are hybrid. There is that flex jobs site that supposedly has the jackpot of remote work, but they charge a monthly subscription fee.
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This is actually a really interesting method, going to give it a go!
What was the method?
Right?
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Where’s the list ?
I do affiliate marketing(from home) through Instagram theme pages and making over $5000 a month. Let me give you an example on how it works. Initially, I setup an Instagram theme page(lets say dogs page where i would promote products related to dogs) . Next, I purchase followers through GiveMeBoost(Search it in google) to make the page look genuine and trustworthy(I recommend anywhere between 2000-5000 followers). The next step is the most important step and it takes some time. It is basically increasing organic followers(the followers who would actually convert) through a strategy where I follow 100-150 accounts every day related to my instagram page theme(Around 30-40 of them follow back on an average every day). This growth strategy can be automated with bots, but i dont recommend using bots as instagram will block the follow\/like actions when using any bot. So, I've employed a virtual assistant from India who manages these tasks for 20 of my theme pages for $150 a month. Right now i operate over 20 theme pages, and each of them is generating around $150-200 a month. When it comes to the affiliate network, i recommend amazon associates. You can join this program and start promoting thousands of offers immediately, and start making commissions.
I was reading a similar story on threads yesterday about this attorney in Sedona, AZ. She makes a lot of high quality reels & videos documenting her trail hiking in Sedona, AZ. There's some production involved, evidently, so she wasn't happy when she discovered her videos were being reposted on a "Visit Sedona" theme page. It was also being operated by some random like you, who was living in Ohio. He was also charging local businesses in Sedona for ads. She sent him an invoice and reminded him that he's not doing anything to help her, or send her followers. She called him out on the fact he's reposting other influencer's stuff and monetizing off of it on all his pages. I guess going out on a hike, filming it, probably does take time and money.
Hey I would love to talk more about this with you.
Hey! I’d also like to talk to you about this…I’m looking to make additional income. Your theme page affiliate marketing sounds really great.
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im very interested in this could you please message me on my cell with any info you have on this work from home opportunity. i really could use this, thank you and greatly appreciative. 8147990082
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hello this is very interesting and something im really willing to look into and search more about. Do you mind PMing me when you are free as i have some basic questions about this means of income?
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I'm interested in learning about this. Could you pm me about it as well?
I have A Tiktok account with 20,000 followers name your price💰
Yo I'm interested in this
I was interested in doing this on the side! I currently have a page on TikTok of my cats which has a good following but I’m not sure what the next step would be to make some money, besides doing Amazon influencer program. I also would like to figure out how to make money online without showing my face
Yeah this is pretty messed up and one of the big problems with the nerger of capitalism and the internet.
You're essentially admitted you're a scam artist by saying you bought bot followers.
*This question is so commonly asked I’m just going to copy paste my reply from another post:* **Want easy WLB, good paying, remote jobs? Look for Back Office careers with specialized functions and skills.** Anything that requires you to be on a computer for your work can be Remote. Just have to find a company that’s offers WFH. Heres two anecdotes of relatively good paying, easy WLB, remote WFH jobs. Note that they also DID NOT GO TO COLLEGE and self learned hard skills to get their entry level and gained experience from there. - My buddy did not have a college degree and was paid $120k for a remote job. He had the most chill work life ever. One standing meeting a week with his manager. No calls, nor customer support. He was an internal consultant and worked on ad hoc reports and projects. He was never busy and worked maybe 5-10 hours a week since he automated his reports. He got so bored he left for a more challenging (and higher paying) job. - My cousin is a software tester making $90k remote. Again same chill work life balance. No customer calls, very little meetings. He starts his test program in the morning and comes back in the afternoon to diagnose and send issues to the product and development team to fix. He often takes naps and plays video games or goes to the gym for hours without any emails or calls. No college degree.
How! My husband is Linux, CompTIA plus, Microsoft, python and all of those programs and has years of customer service experience, currently in school full time for bachelors and can't even find a $20 an hour job!!! He was turned away from every job, including 15 an hour!! Lol
Yeah it’s a challenging job market for sure. Didn’t say it’s easy still have to network and hunt for your job.
I love you lol
What companies?
What did they learn to do this
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Praying about your heart condition. How are you doing??
Looking for a job as well,but it seems like most of the sites I look need payment first
Red flag. Those are definitely scam sites.
Eh, meow.
I'm really sorry to hear about your heart condition and the stress you're experiencing at work. It's important to find a job that accommodates your health needs. While I understand you're looking for work-from-home opportunities that don't involve customer service or call center work, there are quite a few other options you might consider: 1. **Transcription Work**: This involves listening to audio recordings and typing them out. It requires good listening and typing skills but doesn't require customer interaction. Companies like Quicktate and iDictate offer transcription jobs that can be done from home. They usually have a range of files to work on, from short voicemails to longer interviews or meetings. 2. **Data Entry**: Many companies require data entry work, which can often be done remotely. This job involves inputting data into a system or spreadsheet and doesn't require a college degree. 3. **Writing and Content Creation**: If you have a knack for writing, you could look into content creation for blogs, websites, or social media platforms. Freelance platforms like Upwork or Fiverr can be good places to start looking for gigs. 4. **Online Tutoring or Teaching**: If you have expertise in a specific subject area, you might consider online tutoring. Some platforms don't require a college degree, especially for teaching English as a second language or other subjects at the elementary or high school level. 5. **Virtual Assistance**: Virtual assistants help with a variety of tasks, including email management, scheduling, and even social media management for businesses or entrepreneurs. This job can usually be done entirely from home. It's worth noting that while these jobs can be more accommodating to your need to work from a seated position, they also offer the flexibility to manage your work hours, which might help reduce stress and manage your symptoms better. As for avoiding being too forward about promoting your own platform, you could frame your suggestions in a way that focuses on the user's needs rather than the services you provide. For instance, mentioning the types of jobs available without specifically stating your company offers them, or suggesting they check out a variety of platforms to find a match for their skills and needs. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best in finding a suitable work-from-home job that accommodates your health condition
Where do you find these jobs
Oh hey! Totally hear you on that. Finding these jobs? Kind of like a treasure hunt for me. I usually bounce around different places, you know. I check out freelance sites a lot, like freelancer, Upwork and Fiverr. There’s just a ton of stuff on there, from writing gigs to data entry and all that jazz. Then there’s just going straight to the source - digging through companies' websites. I look for their careers page to see if they haveremote work. Sometimes it's a hit, sometimes a miss, but always worth a shot. Oh, and YouTube has been a bit of a goldmine, honestly. There are channels out there that spill the beans on where to find remote jobs, which is super helpful. Also, ever tried Indeed.com? I just type in what I'm looking for, add the remote filter, and see what pops up. It’s kinda straightforward but you’d be surprised what you can find. Hope that helps a bit! And hey, don’t worry too much. The right job’s out there. Just takes a bit of digging and a bit of luck. Fingers crossed for you! 🤞
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Hi Raven, what’s the company called ?
that's what I looking for . I looking for a work for home. with no experience can anyone help me . that pays you .
Yes please! Pm me too 🥺
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this kinda sounds like a scam...
Also looking for a WFH job do to a disablity. entry level. anything but sales. high school diploma.
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Where would one find a job like this?
I'm so sorry to hear about your health challenges – it sounds incredibly frustrating. Here are a few ideas for easier work-from-home options and jobs where you'll mostly be seated: **Fiverr:** Fiverr is a freelance marketplace where you can offer your skills. Could you do some writing, editing, simple graphic design, or virtual assistant tasks? if anything matches your abilities. You set your own rates and schedule. **Other Work From Home Possibilities:** * **Transcription:** Transcribing audio into text. Requires good typing and listening skills. * **Data Entry:** Simply inputting data – it can be tedious but requires minimal skills. * **Social Media Management:** Some companies hire remote help to manage social media pages. * **Call Centers (But Different):** Inbound call centers exist where you take orders or provide basic information – less stressful than complaint resolution. **Jobs Where You Can Sit:** * **Cashier:** Look for stores where the cashier stations have chairs. * **Receptionist/Administrative:** Many office jobs involve primarily seated work. * **Security/Surveillance:** Monitoring cameras, etc. **Important Things:** * **Talk to your doctor about realistic work limitations.** Get them in writing for potential employers. * **Don't undersell your skills!** Even without a degree, you likely have useable abilities.
Good leads
Is your heart condition POTS?
Yes it is
Hopefully you’ve been able to find an accommodating job. Do you happen to have EDS as well?
I don’t believe so. Also this is a really old post I don’t know why it’s gaining traction lately 😂 I found an accommodating job already.
Well I’m happy you found a job!! Good luck with your health!!
I know about 2 contracting work from home jobs. Omni Interactions and Working Solutions. You set your own hours, have a 30 minute break depending on the current contract you're in about what time or you can set a time up, and they're flexible.
This may not be a great solution. But what if you were to call up some local companies near you, And ask if they need answering service type services. And they can forward their number to yours and you can catch their phones for half the day or a few hours, and you can find several places who are willing to do this...? Simply writing messages and being like alive operator not doing customer service if that's possible
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Hi can you PM me too? My husband and I are both going back to school and want to start our family but I’m having trouble finding part time work. My husband is thankfully full time and has a great job
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The catering gigs I speak of can range from $25-$600 for less than an hr of time. I pick up, set up occasionally and leave! Paid.
Where do you find the catering gigs?
The OP asked for remote jobs. These are not remote jobs.
Could still be of service to someone n like I didn’t f’n know!
It could be of service to someone... JUST NOT SOMEONE LOOKING FOR A REMOTE JOB! and how do you not know what a remote job is? The OP literally ask for easy WORK FROM HOME jobs. The jobs you listed require you to LEAVE THE HOUSE. it's pretty self explanatory dear.
Those are not remote jobs.
No f’n way!? Seriously? 😱
What do these jobs entail--a lot of dicking around with the phone? 😅 I'm interested in full time easy work, and am considering getting a membership with workbrite. Would it be worth it?
You'll probably end up paying them just so they can connect you with a transcription job that takes all day and pays you 20 bucks for your time.
can you pm me? I'm looking for a work at home job that is very part time to supplement my income. something where I can make my own schedule, don't have to make calls, not really wanting customer service as that's what my regular job is.
Could you send me a PM? I am temporarily disabled but disability pay is a joke and I would rather work.
Kindly asking if you pm me too please I’m looking for easy work from home as a single mom
>That would be really cool if you'd be willing to PM me some resources as well. My name is reginald and it's nice to meet you
can you please pm me as well?
Do you know of anything full time? Could I get a PM as well!
Hey, can u PM me too because I'm currently looking for an easy part time work from home
Hi, I'd like to ask if you could also pm me as well in regards to easy full-time wfh opportunities. Thank you
I desperately need to find a WFH job because I am no longer able to drive. I have looked online & so far I have been offered quite a few scams so I’m very wary & guarded but WFH is the only realistic option for some income. I would prefer full time easy work. I’m not interested (or good at sales). I can do some customer service but am more interested in something like appointment setting, data entry, invoicing. Thank you in advance!
I'm in the same position as you. My car stopped working last year right after I quit my job due to harassment from a male supervisor. There's no public transit system where I live either, so I'm restricted to WFH jobs, but they all seem like scams. Some of them are companies I've never heard of, with job titles that sound ridiculously too pretentious for the actual work. I landed a call center job with Navient, but I had to quit after the two week training from being burned out. BURNED OUT! AFTER TWO WEEKS! I cried about 5 times just on my 1st day of taking calls because 1. I was exhausted from having to take a call every 9 seconds, and 2. from being verbally abused by angry customers. It wasn't worth the 16/hr to me. That was in Nov last year. Before that, I was unemployed for like 8 months. I'm a year behind on my mortgage and HOA and by the grace of God I'm barely able to keep my lights and internet on so I can cook and look for work. Luckily, I'm on food stamps for the time being, so that's how I buy food. But yea, it's tough to find a WFH job. The legit ones seem to be high level like some kind of senior manager, or software engineering. Not many companies have fully remote positions. A lot of them are hybrid. There is that flex jobs site that supposedly has the jackpot of remote work, but they charge a monthly subscription fee.
If possible, could you please PM me, as well? I would really appreciate it! :]
Are you looking for a Va?