1. Freelance Writing - For all of you who have those writing skills leftover from college, here are some ideas for how to make a little money doing freelance work. Based on your areas of expertise, there are any number of online publications to utilize to share something you would feel passionate about researching and writing about on a regular basis.
If you're feeling more ambitious and are willing to make a grassroots effort, make a list of magazines, local newspapers, newsletters or other publications that would work well in your chosen niche. Contact the editors and ask for their writers guidelines. Be prepared to submit a sample of your writing. Finally, you can visit the following sites for more info and freelance opportunities:
Associated Press
Writerfind
MediaBistro
FundsForWriters
FreelanceWritingGigs
WorldwideFreelance
AbsoluteWrite
Writer Interrupted
Squidoo
Triond
2. Be an eJuror - This one actually sounds pretty neat: you can get paid to be part of a mock jury/focus group that helps attorneys prepare for trial. Pay typically ranges from $10-$60 depending on the trial length:
EJury
Trial Practices
OnlineEVerdict
3. Be a Freelance Translator - If your native language is something other than English or you are fluent in another language, there are many companies looking for document translation. Expect to take a proficiency test and sign a non-disclosure statement. Here are some resources:
SDL
ArgosTranslations
WeLocalize
Telelanguage
Language Translation, Inc.
Accurapid
4. Transcription - If you have strong typing and spelling skills, consider transcription work. Here are a couple resources:
Tigerfish
ProductionTranscripts
Good luck and work hard!
Ali
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