{January 29 – February 4, 2012}

How It Works: The following positions are all listed on our website. Click the link at the bottom of this article to go to our Online Application. You’ll be able to view more details on each poistion, and select the jobs for which you’d like to apply. Simply input your information and we’ll begin to process your application for each job you select.

There are several new positions listed this week:

Customer Service Agent $9.00+ /hr
Work for a flower delivery website.  This team provides professional, courteous, responsive and accurate service to our customers from the comfort and convenience of their home office… Read More

Web Search Evaluator $10.00+ /hr
Be part of a global team to evaluate and improve search engine results for one of the world’s top internet search engine companies… Read More

UHaul E-Center Reservations Agent $8.00+ /hr
As a remote (work from home) team member you will receive incoming calls from customers calling specific U-Haul moving centers across the U.S. and Canada or from customer calling the U-Haul Company’s toll free number… Read More

At Home Customer Service Agent $12.00+ /hr
This position works from their home office responding to customer inquires gathering, entering and confirming customer information, answering live customer questions via phone, resolving issues, providing customer care, engaging in live chat, responding to email, and handling billing and tech calls with customers…. Read More

Telephone Intuitive Advisor $12.00+ /hr
We are looking for qualified psychics, astrologers and tarot card readers to add to our staff of nationwide intuitive readers providing services to clients via telephone…. Read More

Remote Agent $9.00+ /hr
We are a Market Research company that has been doing surveys since 1997 and we are looking for telephone interviewers… Read More

Visit our JOBS LISTINGS page now to view more details and apply for these and other home based positions!

Google Ads Quality Rater

Job Details

Google Test Engineers guarantee that our company’s software works every time for every user while scaling to the highest levels. We tackle huge technical challenges that push the limits of computer science. Our team is a collaborative, global organization consisting of engineers with the highest levels of technical depth, programming skill and a penchant for quality.
The role: Ads Quality Rater (Temporary)

This is a temporary role offered through WorkforceLogic.

As an Ads Quality Rater, you will be responsible for reporting and tracking the visual quality and content accuracy of Google advertisements. Ads Quality Raters use an online tool to examine advertising-related data of different kinds and provide feedback and analysis to Google. Projects worked on may involve examining and analyzing text, web pages, images, and other kinds of information. You will need an in depth and up-to-date familiarity with English- speaking web culture and media. Additionally, you will apply this knowledge to a broad range of interests and topics. Ads Quality Raters possess excellent written communication skills and web analytic capabilities. You will be required to work 10-20 hours a week on a self-directed schedule.

Responsibilities:

Evaluate the accuracy of Google search engine results.
Communicate effectiveness of web layouts and information via the online tool.

Requirements:

BA/BS degree or equivalent experience.
Fluency in English.
Extensive familiarity with U.S. culture and media.
Excellent web research and analytical capabilities.
A high speed internet connection.
Valid U.S. work authorization.

VISIT THE WORK AT HOME WEEKLY NEWSLETTER JOBS PAGE FOR MORE DETAILS ON HOW TO APPLY FOR THIS POSITION

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This Week’s Sponsor Spotlight: {HomeJobster}

Anyone who is looking for a home base job has probably encountered the same problem: The number of people searching for home jobs far outnumber the open positions.

If you want to succeed as a home-worker, you need an edge. You need resources. You need HomeJobster.

Every day their staff reviews hundreds of so-called home based jobs to find the jobs that really exist. That means you spend less time searching hundreds of websites every day and more time applying for positions that match your needs.

There’s another nice feature of being a member of HomeJobster: daily email alerts. Everyday they’ll email you (based on your preferences) a list of new home jobs that have been added to their database. This is your edge… know about jobs before others so you can be first inline to apply.The HomeJobster database has lots of job categories, including Customer Service, Administrative, Call Center, Transcription, Virtual Assistants, Health-care, Data Entry, Telemarketing, Technical Support, Photography, Financial and more.

The HomeJobster site also lists the weekly top-5 jobs. If you’re not a member of the site yet, you can take a look at the top-5 and get a good idea of the type of positions that are available. At the time this article was written, here were the top-5 jobs of the week:

• Customer Support Representative ($8/hr)
• Customer Support Specialist ($12.50/hr)
• Apple at home expert
• Call Center Agent ($9.00/hr)
• Appointment Setter ($15 – $25/hr)

As you can tell, customer service type positions tend to be the most popular jobs requested. However, HomeJobster doesn’t stop there.. they have many other unique positions including Voice-Over Artist, Telephone Psychic, Website Reviewer, and television commercial verifier, just to name a few.

If you’re ready to take your home-job search to the next level, you need to join HomeJobster.

For More information, Click Here!

Article from the HIB {HomeIncomeBlog.com}

By far, the job title that encompasses the widest variety of job duties is a Virtual Assistant. A Virtual Assistant works from home providing a wide variety of tasks. These tasks range from general in nature (customer support, receptionist, correspondence) to very specialized (web design, bookkeeping, technical support.) A career in this field can be very fulfilling, providing you with a sense of accomplishment and a nice income!

What does a Virtual Assistant do?

As a Virtual Assistant, the tasks you complete will vary based on the needs of your client or employer. It goes without saying, the more skills you have, the more in-demand you’ll be. Here’s a few common skills that are useful when looking at entering the Virtual Assistant field… remember, you don’t need to know how to do all theses things, but the more you do know, the more work will be available to you!

Customer Support: You may be responsible for handling customer support issues for your client, both over the phone and by email. You’ll need to portray a professional manner, and be able to think on your feet! Excellent written and verbal skills are required.

Executive Support: Many company executives hire Virtual Assistants to help them with day-to-day operations. This may include managing their appointment calendar, scheduling meetings, taking messages, sorting e-mail, and handling their travel arrangements.

Virtual Receptionist: Many organizations are taking advantage of hiring Virtual Assistants to act as a receptionist for their virtual work-force. Sales teams and on-site support groups often utilize a virtual receptionist to take their incoming calls, route to the appropriate person, or take messages.

Website Management: Many Virtual Assistants are savvy website designers. They are able to provide small business owners with a hands-on, personalized approach to managing their online presence. Great skills to have include website design, blog management, Internet promotion, and social network marketing.

What do you need to be a Virtual Assistant?

A Virtual Assistant is usually an independent contractor, someone who provides all their own tools and resources in the line of working for a client. Creating a professional image is critical… nobody wants to hire a Virtual Assistant who works in their living room with the TV on and kids in the background!

You need a home office space, equipped with everything you necessary to succeed. This includes a quiet workspace that is free from interruptions. If you have kids, make sure you have office hours where you can work without background noise.

Your office will also need a quality computer system. If you have a family computer, make sure your machine is cleaned of all viruses and temporary files. You don’t want a slow computer to slow down your chances at finding work! Make sure you have a quality, dedicated high-speed internet connection.

A quality phone line and equipment are important too. Make sure that you have a separate line for your clients or employer to reach you on… a business line that isn’t busy with personal calls, or being answered by your teenage son!

Who is looking for Virtual Assistants?

The types of people hiring Virtual Assistants is just as varied as the tasks you’ll be completing. Individual professionals, business owners, executives, small business, non-profit organizations, sales teams, corporations… all are joining the Virtual Assistant movement. By outsourcing administrative support services, a business can save money while maintaining a flexible workforce.

We’ve divided up the types of people who may hire you as a Virtual Assistant in three categories, described below:

Company positions: You may be able to find a position as a Virtual Assistant directly with a company, where you’ll be a home-based employee. These tend to be more customer-service oriented jobs that essentially extend the company’s call center through their virtual employees.

Virtual Assistant organizations: There are lots of companies that promote Virtual Assistant services, then essentially outsource the work to their team of VAs. If you get listed with one or more of these organizations, you can begin accepting tasks right away. Just search online for Virtual Assistants, and see who is hiring.

Personal clients: Most successful VAs will find and develop their own clients. These range from individual professionals to small business owners. You may need to hit the pavement and promote your service to local companies. If you can build a professional website, you’ll also have more luck if you can build a professional online presence.

Where to look for Virtual Assistant Jobs@Home

At The HIB: We’re always on the lookout for these positions. Make sure to take a look at our Virtual Assistant category to find any job leads.

HomeJobster: The premium home-jobs site has lots of great job leads for Virtual Assistants. Some of their positions are local, so look for jobs in your town. Many jobs are available to anyone throughout the country. Check out the HomeJobster site for fresh, active Virtual Assistant job listings.

A rewarding home career

If you can become a Virtual Assistant, you’ll find it can be a very rewarding home based career. The flexibility it provides you may be exactly what you need to juggle a home based career, family, and the rest of your life! The wide variety of tasks you’ll be completing keeps your days exciting.