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Including evening work from home, typing jobs and data entry jobs for home
If you’ve been thinking about going back to work but can’t seem to find the right job then there are a lot of ways you can earn money without doing the normal nine to five.
Genuine work from home jobs in the UK are out there, with a lot of big businesses looking for work from home employees; this can be full time, part time, temporary or as self-employed. Think of it this way, even your drive and garage might make some extra money for you.
We all want the freedom to look after our kids and still earn money, and legitimate work from home jobs can give us just that.
Genuine Work From Home Jobs
These are genuine work from home jobs and can have you doing anything from online tutoring, internet research, freelance writing, transcription services, website design, customer service or sales type roles.
None of these are scams, and while some do require you to be self-employed, none are from multilevel marketing. You should be able to scam from a mile away. The rule of thumb; if it sounds to good to be true, then it probably is. Never pay to work.
Flexibility is key to working from home. If you do decide on the freelance route, then you may find combining jobs more worthwhile, so having multiple jobs on the go at the same time.
If you’d prefer to be a employee working from home, then you’ll have a greater chance of finding a role if you can work a few hours during the day or even one day a month in an office.
Regardless of it you’re freelance or a employee, you’ll still need the same basic equipment to work from home, like a high-speed internet connection, mobile phone, computer, printer and basic office software.
If you’re just looking to top up your income, then sites like TopCashBack, Quidco and Swagbucks are a good place to start.
So here are 101 genuine and legitimate work from home jobs that you can do in the evening or around the kids. (To find out where these jobs are advertised, keep reading.)
Typing Jobs From Home
- Subtitler
- CV Writer
- Digital Marketing Coordinator
- Medical Writer
- Marketing Consultant
- SEO Writer
- Proofreader
- Editor
- Translater
- Social Media Consultant
- Internet Researcher
- Online Moderators
- Blogger
- Article Writer
- Script Writer
- E-book Writer
- Academic Writer
- Course Writer
- PPC Writer
- Gift Card Writer
- Copywriter
- Contract Writer
- CV Writer
- Review Writer
- Recipe Inventer
- General Freelancer
- Ideas Generator
- Business Plan Writer
- Pitch Writer
Data Entry Jobs From home
- Applications Support Analyst
- Customer Service Agent
- Data Administrator
- Appointment Scheduler
- Data Processor
- Appointment Setter
- Merchandise Database Assistant
- Customer Assistance
- Conversion Administrator
- Payroll Administrator
- Virtual Assistant
- Financial Forecaster
- Project Manager
- Professional Match Better
- Business Manager
- Market Researcher
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Evening Work From Home
- Online Retail Assistant
- Website Reviewer
- Telephone Interviewer
- Research Fellow
- Telemarketing
- Call Center Agent
- Web Developer
- User Researcher
- Email Support
- Product Tester
- Online Tutor
- Web Designer
- Survey Taker
- eBay Reseller
- Photographer
- Stock Trader
- Forum Moderator
- Game Tester
- Jewellery Maker
- Seamstress
- Ironing Agent
- Esty seller
- Beautician
- Graphic Designer
- Hairdresser
- Voice Over Artist
- Infographic Designer
- Professional TV Watcher
- Career Advisor
- YouTube Host
- Gift Card Seller
- Picture Seller
- Parking Space Agent
- Adult Chat Line Host
- Meal Sharer
- Amazon Marketplace Seller
- Babysitter
- Competition Enterer
- Buzzoole Blogger
- Course Seller
- Affiliate Marketing Manager
- Animator
- Audio Editor
- App Developer
- Astrology Reader
- Business Coach
- Video Editor
- Mystery Shopper
- Recruiter
- Travel Agent
- Virtual Receptionist
- HR Assistant
- IT Support
- Pet Sitter
- Selfie Clothes Seller
- Relationship Advisor
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How To Find Genuine Work From Home Jobs
To start, think of this job search as your job. However many hours you want to work should be the amount of hours you put in to finding it.
Start by letting your friends and family know you’re looking. Use social media, especially Facebook and Linkedin to let everyone know the kinds of jobs you are looking for.
Network and really thick out the box. If there is a job you like the look of but it’s office based, think of a way you can pitch to that company that would work for them and you. Could you do the job at home in less time? Would they get flexible working and would it work for their business?
Contact everyone you’ve ever worked with. You’ll be surprised the leads it can generate.
Where To Search For Work From Home Jobs
No matter the position, the best places to start are the online job sites.
Use words like “work from home”, “freelance” and “flexible working.” The Guardian, Monster, Jobsite, Indeed, WorkingMums all have new jobs posted daily.
Have a look at the freelance sites like People Per Hour*, Fiverr* and Upwork. Even if these sites just help while you find a more permanent role. They do take a percentage, so make sure you quote enough to the buyer.
Ignore words like “real work from home jobs” and “make your money fast” as these are normally MLM roles and just aren’t worth your time. Stick with the sites that focus on employing you.
Top Tips For Staying Safe While Looking For Work From Home Jobs
If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.
- Look into every listing and Google the company to get a feel of them. Regardless of what you’re doing for them, freelance or as a employee, you need to know what they are like.
- Get payment sorted first. Agree a price or salary and expectations from the get go.
- There are lots of scams out there, some of which are personalised and sound quite legitimate. Do your home work.
- Ignore roles that guarantee you loads of money within six months or that will help you get rich fast from home. They don’t exist and it is a hard slog sometimes, so be prepared.
- Do not send money! Legitimate employers don’t charge you to get started. Don’t buy any kits or software.
Laura x
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Comments
I am an unemployed single male who would like to get into work from home data entry work myself. I guess I’m in the wrong place given the very name of the website i.e. savings4savvymums.co.uk but the site contains a lot of stuff which sounds like the sort of thing I’d like to do myself. I’m sorry to say I find the whole concept of this being for mums therefore women only really sexist. Why isn’t it something a man (who isn’t a mum or dad) do also? If you’re still keen to help I’d welcome any help you can offer.
Hi Ian, the concept of working from home isn’t just for mums or women, it’s for everyone certainly. My site is aimed at mums at that’s what I am and what I enjoy writing about. I’m sorry if you think my site is sexist, that’s not what I’m about at all. Anyway, good luck on your quest for working at home. Happy to help if I can. Laura x
Hi Laura,
Please can you advice me further in working from home?
I get chronic migraines which although I can manage them , to a point , the added stress does sometimes trigger them all the more. More and more recently I feel like this would be a better route to take and would suit my lifestyle also. Any advice would be greatly appreciated 🙂
Thank you x
Hi Karis thanks for reaching out. I’d start by thinking about your skill set. What transferable skills do you have that could work online? Are you organised? Do you like social media? Are you good on the phone? All skills can be used!