12 Best Websites for home base jobs-2nd part

As a promise from my previous blog I'll give you guys another list of websites you can try on if you're planning on pursuing a home base career.

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In that post, I covered some of the best websites for:

General Freelancing in which a variety of home base jobs are available.

Tech for programming and web development.

Design for logo making, graphic artists and such.

So here's another list of websites you can check on if you think that home base jobs is suitable for you.

Writing

Working from home as a writer is very broad. There are different types of writers depending on the job that the client wants. There's creative writing, technical writing, news writing , copywriting etc.

#1. freelancewritinggigs.com
#2. problogger.com
#3. craigslist.org (Has other jobs but a lot of writing opportunities)
#4. bloggingpro.com

Virtual Assistant

VA is very popular job. It doesn't require a a huge amount of investment. Sometimes, a laptop and a computer is all you need. Your role is like an online secretary that usually does administrative support like managing calendars or publishing contents.

#5. onlinejobs.ph
#6. virtualcoworker.com.ph
#7. virtualstafffinder.ph
#8. myoutdesk.com.ph
#9. remote.co

Transcription

Transcription requires great communication and fast typing skills. Sometimes, you might even need a foot pedal and a degree like medical transcription to earn more.

#10. hourtrans.com
#11. gmrtranscription.com
#12. transcribeme.com

Bonus!

Aside from transcription and blogging on Steemit, I am also a gaming news writer on gameluster.com. Yes, I'm a work from home opportunity addict :-)

So let me share how I ended up on these gigs

Believe it or not, I saw the transcription job ad on olx.ph, an e-commerce website in the Philippines, something where you least expect to find a job.

I didn't have a job for a month before I stumbled on this ad so make sure to have savings before you leave your job :0

I found my gaming writer gig on this site gamejournalismjobs.com. Even though they offered me a voluntary position (no pay), I still took it because of what I will learn as a game journalist and I know it will help me build my portfolio in case I want to look for other writing gigs.

Finally, I saw on a forum about Steemit and it made me very excited because I've been wanting to blog for some time. If it wasn't for Steemit, I wouldn't have been a gaming writer.

My first 2 weeks were very hard because I felt that my blogs isn't reaching anyone until I realized that something is lacking in what I'm doing and I'm glad that a lot of people in the community helped me.

I am 1 month old here now and is consistently gaining followers and earnings because of their help.

Thank you Steemit family.

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