100 Ways To Make $100

Many businesses need many people with good conversation skills to answer the phone, but they do not want to fill a large building with people to do this (since buildings are expensive and need to be managed). Also, they do not want to hire people from a foreign country, as it is ideal when the company’s customers and the company’s phone people all share a similar culture.

As a result, more and more businesses are hiring home-based phone help. This may seem odd to you, but the chances are excellent that if you’ve called into a business’s customer service line lately that the person you were speaking with was at their home and wearing pajamas. You thought they were in an office because they spoke clearly and could answer your questions, but that is no indicator of where they actually were.

If you don’t like the work, you can also quit after trying it. They’ve been operating with the home-based model for over a decade. Every time you see some kid wearing a t-shirt with a sports logo or musician on it, you’re seeing evidence of someone else selling merchandise. 3 profit, over and over again.

Learning how to do this is surprisingly easy, especially when leveraging new online partners to help you on your way. This is easy money, but most people are too chicken to benefit. Merchandise includes things like logo’d t-shirts, pens, mugs, mousepads, books, etc. Anything that people buy (like a t-shirt or wad of paper) that suddenly becomes “yours” as soon as your logo or novel get printed on it.

Luckily, making these things is unbelievably easy these days, and nearly risk-free too. New online partners like CafePress and now allow you to print merchandise as the orders come in, meaning that you can set up a store without any costs, since no real merchandise is created until it has actually sold. These partners have production and delivery capabilities that combine with your ideas with a functioning online store in almost no time.

1.Wasting your time setting up a store no-one will buy from. Either people won’t like your stuff or not enough people will see your store. 2.Wasting money setting up a store no-one will buy from. If you set up your own 100% custom website through a host like GoDaddy, you’ll have several costs to get going.

CafePress is one of the top destinations for customers and micro-sellers in the world. Got an idea for a cookbook, photo book, novel, non-fiction reference, or collection of short stories that people would buy, 4. Convert Ideas into Stuff with Zazzle - Once again, if you can imagine what people want to buy, this online service allows you to quickly make it happen. Zazzle includes selling business cards, t-shirts, shoes, and much more.

Like it or not, many of the supposedly impartial consumer reviews and recommendations you’ve read for various products and services are actually paid reviews. Sellers are typically paid a set amount per number of mentions or types of actions. Buyers can hire you to give positive, neutral, or even negative reviews. 1. Yak it up on Your Blog - Write a post on a specific topic and collect the cash later. 2. Yak it up on Twitter - Tweet on a topic and get paid to do it.

Believe it not, this is how the world works. So why not profit from it, 3. Monetize your Photos - Follow the instructions at Staree, use your social media account, and collect the cash. This is unbelievable to someone who doesn’t understand today’s social media business environment, but the cash they’ll pay you to do this is real.

These may be the best options in this entire list of 100. It has been proven to work very well for lots and lots and lots of people. The top 10 options for doing this yourself are listed below. Since all 10 of these options are very similar in concept, they will simply be listed below without individual explanation. Instead, a general overview of the topic will be given here that explains the gist of all 10 options at once.