10 Online Jobs you can do as a Beginner Online.

 

Even if you never done online business before, there are ten different online jobs that you can actually perform online. Since all of the jobs can actually pay fifteen dollars or more per hour, you can work these even if you are a student or not. It really depends on your level of expertise and attention to detail with these.

 For the majority of the jobs we'll mention, we suggest using an online marketplace like Upwork. This video is not sponsored in any way by Upwork, but you can browse through the positions that people who are actively looking for assistance with their projects have already listed. You could also use Fiverr, although that site is really designed more for folks seeking for freelancers than the other way around, in our experience.

 

1.       Data Entry

There are many platforms available, but Upwork is the one we believe is the simplest to use. 

Data Entry is the job on this list that requires the least amount of talent. It can involve converting a PDF file to a word document, transferring information into an excel spreadsheet, or even moving items from documents across to an online stores. Data entry typically does not require any prior experience; however, it does require a high level of attention to detail. Even for data entry tasks, we would seek first on sites like Upwork.

2.       Virtual Assistant

 A virtual assistant is really just a catch-phrase word for anyone who assists you online. Virtual assistants are capable of performing a wide range of tasks, but frequently they will need to provide some kind of customer care support. If it's for an e-commerce firm, it may involve things like updating their sales pages and product listings, among other things.

 

3.       Video Editor

The next job is that of a video editor, which we think is a little bit more enjoyable than some of the other jobs.  Even if you don't have much experience editing videos, you can get started by spending a day or two on YouTube looking up tutorials. We believe that's a useful skill to have in general, but the fact that you can earn money for having it makes it even better.

 

4.       Graphic Designer

Graphic design is the next job that resembles the previous one in certain ways. The tools that graphic artists utilize in their job are primarily Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. But there are also some cost-free internet options. They provide templates that you may utilize and allow you to produce eye-catching social media graphics and website graphics in a range of sizes.

 

5.       Web Designer

Web developer or web designer is the next job that demands a little bit more expertise, or at the very least, a little bit more time and work on your part.  You can start out on one of those simple drag-and-drop website builders and develop quite decent websites for people who will pay you more than fifteen dollars an hour. With WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, or any other of those platforms, you can construct websites for others and charge them for it. As you gain experience with those, you may then move on to more complex websites and charge even more. You can spend a week or two on YouTube and simply googling stuff on how to construct websites and landing pages.

 

6.       English Tutor

If you're interested in teaching English online, then we think there is a whole English teaching side of YouTube where people have a lot of fun making different props and stuff for their classes. That's something that's nice to have because it is on your own schedule and you can open up the time slots you would be willing to teach at. One well-known program is called VIP kid. 

 

7.       Social Media Manager

The next job that would be suitable for just about anyone in their early teens to their late 20s is that of a social media manager. You can earn money by managing other people's social media accounts. You may even offer to do this for nearby companies like restaurants or even a dentist or a chiropractor you know who wants to post on social media but may not have the time to do it themselves. A social media manager might create the post or schedule it, depending on how many individuals are involved. They might also create their own calendars for when things need to be posted and monitor everyone's progress to ensure that the schedule is maintained. This may also involve choosing which channels to concentrate on, such as determining whether Facebook or Instagram generates more revenue for them or whether they should try Tiktok or another platform. Actually, it would be up to you to decide where, what, and how frequently they post.

 

8.       Social Media Marketing

The next job is social media marketing, which is yet another hot topic. Knowing how to market is a really useful talent and something that businesses are prepared to pay for. Running advertisements and conducting email campaigns come up frequently while discussing social media marketing. What you would need to learn for this is how to run Facebook ads, possibly how to run ads on platforms like Instagram or Snapchat, and it would also be advantageous to learn how to run email campaigns. There are a ton of free platforms that you can do that on as well as paid platforms, and once you learn one, the rest are kind of similar. There are various free ones you can try out; this is what many startups and small businesses use initially. Many are relatively straightforward applications that works like a drag-and-drop interface, but if you understand how to send good emails, people will pay a lot of money for it.

  

9.       Freelance Writer

The next job is as a freelance writer. It's incredibly difficult to find a talented writer.  If you are even marginally competent at writing, you can definitely earn more than fifteen dollars an hour. If you have experience in a specific sector, such as finance, writing about internet firms may be a suitable fit for you in this job. When it comes to copywriting projects, particularly those that you see on Upwork, many of them will be for email campaigns or landing pages, which is similar to the home page you arrive at when visiting a website where someone is attempting to sell you a service. The coaching landing pages or even landing pages for courses, actually hire people to write that sales text that is trying to sell you their course, their services, or whatever else they're selling. The same thing applies here, so if you know about a specific niche, you can do copywriting specifically for emails, specifically for landing pages, or specifically for articles, or whatever really interests you.

 

10.   Translator

The last job is translation, which is obviously not applicable to everyone but can be lucrative if you were fortunate enough to be raised in a bilingual household or attend a school that invested time in teaching you a language. This is especially true if you are completely fluent in two different languages and can translate things like medical documents or legal documents. We are aware that many people will pay to have their courses or eBooks translated into different languages.

Those are the different jobs, so perhaps this offered you some suggestions for jobs you can start researching about. The jobs mentioned here have all become well-liked in recent years.

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