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Typing from Hom
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#1 · Posted: 16 Apr 2011 04:06
In the current global economic climate, I have found that many businesses are wanting to cut their overheads and outsource their administration tasks such as, typing, reception, data entry, secretarial tasks.
If you have any type of administrative skills there is now a huge market for virtual typing services, virtual VA services but, you need to have a well optimised, high ranking website to advertise what services you can provide for a client and, how you can help them.
A lot of businesses are now outsourcing their administration as, a typing from home service works out much cheaper than having an in-house member of staff. Look at the legal sector and, in the UK the NHS. They are making their secretarial staff redundant and, are now hiring outsourced staff as, it cuts their overheads.
If you figure out what skills you have to offer and then have a well optimised website, you can find clients that you can help and, for a much better hourly rate than if you were working in an office.
I started my own typing service in 2006 and, now have a team of transcribers and we have never been busier.
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signorm68
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#2 · Posted: 18 Apr 2011 08:06
For all interested in this, I think that best place to start is ex rent-a-coder, today called vworker.
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#3 · Posted: 2 Jul 2011 09:22
Welcome to the forum.
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aivilvin
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#4 · Posted: 3 Jul 2011 08:55
Yeah That's Typing from Hom: In the current global economic climate, I have found that many businesses are wanting to cut their overheads and outsource their administration tasks such as, typing, reception, data entry, secretarial tasks.
Yeah, whatever you said is right but behind these few genuine typing job companies there lies a huge crowd of affiliate marketing, scams, frauds involving this work type. Because of the demand, easiness of the work and due to it's sheer popularity, there has been a lot of fake work that started alluring innocent users by showing false figures and promising a 'Quick money'...so almost 9 in these 10 companies don't stand a truth...!!
I have made a similar article showing the true picture to the users and i have mentioned 4-5 companies details which are true, legitimate and provide you real money in return of the work done by you...and most importantly they are FREE to register !! Other fakers earn only registration fees from users and sell users some training kit and ideology to make money indirectly !!
So, my dear users wise up, open your eyes and don't get trapped in such companies which claims the false promises !!
Cheers !
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shuvo
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#5 · Posted: 3 Sep 2011 21:49
Well nice to hear that now you have a good typing business.Unfortunately most data entry jobs found in the web are scams.So the best places for those want to do a data entry job is finding them in a freelancing marketplace like freelancer,elance.
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BabyStepsMama
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#6 · Posted: 9 Jan 2012 20:33
http://www.workfromhomesearch.blogspot.com a HUGE list for you to apply to or pursue.
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resolve777
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#7 · Posted: 20 Apr 2012 11:47
Most of there kind of opportunities are only available to US and UK residents and as was said here before, many of them are nothing more than scams.
I agree that there must be some real opportunities for home office workers.
It would be wise not to put your eggs in one basket. Diversify you online income sources.
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