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The Top Stay-At-Home Jobs

Best Jobs for Working From Home

By KevinPublished 4 years ago 4 min read
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The days of long commutes and nine-to-five workdays and are soon coming to a close. The digital age we’ve entered has transformed the workforce so more and more people can earn an income without having to leave the house. There are many fields that offer remote positions and people with many different backgrounds or even limited training can find fulfilling and enjoyable jobs.

Copywriter

Ever wonder who writes all the scripts or text for commercials, billboards, websites, and business pamphlets? Copywriters do! And most of them do it from the comfort of their own homes. Copywriting involves creating written content for the purpose of advertising or other forms of marketing. As a copywriter, your product helps to increase brand awareness for your client’s company. The text you come up with will help influence a person or group to take a particular action involving your client’s service. But just being a wordsmith isn’t a copywriter’s only skill. This career path involves research, editing, and formatting along with creating persuasive, and eye-catching copy. Better yet, most copywriting employers don’t require extensive schooling or degrees in writing. As long as you have the writing prowess to convert potential customers, you can be a good fit for the job.

Web Developer

A web developer or programmer turns web design into an actual website. Web developers take the designs created by a client or design team and translate them from English into a language that a computer can understand. They are trained in writing line after line of complex code, CSS, HTML, and more. Becoming a freelance web developer allows you to pick up as many clients and projects as you want at one time and gives you the freedom to work from wherever there’s WiFi. Getting good at coding and programming can take a lot of effort, time and dedication, but job opportunity and potential salary can be worth it. You can even train from home by taking online courses to receive certifications coding and web development in order to give your resumé a professional appeal.

Graphic Design

If you’ve always had an artistic and imaginative flair, graphic design could be the vocation for you. Graphic designers create visual concepts either by hand or by using computer software to communicate ideas to consumers. Their designs enthuse and captivate consumers through various art forms. As a graphic designer, clients may ask you to create both physical and virtual products like posters, logos, packaging, advertisements, brochures, and magazines. As a graphic designer, you must be able to capture and communicate the vision, culture, and brand of the client or company you are working for. This career requires a high level of skill in visual-thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. While there are many in-office graphic design positions, you can also work remotely by posting your services on websites like Fiverr or even Craigslist.

Social Media Manager

Do you find yourself spending hours at a time on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter? Well, what if you could get paid for all that time you spend scrolling? You can turn this mobile pastime into a lucrative career by becoming a social media manager. As a social media manager, you would be helping individuals or organizations to monitor, create, and measure their social media presence. Most of your time working would be spent creating daily posts, commenting on related accounts, and monitoring views and likes to help promote a brand, product, corporation, or personality. This profession takes a passion for connecting with current and future customers and requires skills in communication, writing, and understanding social platforms. Since most of the work can be done from a phone or laptop, a social media manager can usually make their own hours and work from wherever they have service.

Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom, looking to start a remote side hustle, or just trying to save money on a daily commute, there are plenty of job opportunities that allow you to work from the comfort of your home, a local coffee shop, or on your lunch break. So, freshen up that resumé, create an impressive and alluring portfolio, and you could have the job you’ve been dreaming of with a level of convenience you’ve never imagined.

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