Work at Home Philippines

Have you ever used the public domain to make money online? I’ve never tried it before but I know that many are earning lots from this source of income. For the uninitiated, public domain is when a product such as a book, music, photos, software and other media’s copyright expires. These products then can be legally copied and resold for profit.

According to Wikipedia, a product’s copyright is considered expired if the product was created and first published before January 1, 1923, or at least 95 years before January 1 of the current year, whichever is later;

Here are ways that you can earn from public domain products:

- Create infoproducts such as e-books that you can resell

- Use public domain books as site content

- As a marketing tool, you can use public domain products as freebies to earn newsletter subscribers

If you’ve already been using public domain products, care to share some tips?

It’s the year when more and more attention will be hurled at us virtual assistants doing our best to provide various services for fellow entrepreneurs who are trying to outsource what they can.

An instance of this pleasant attention is this feature article segment from Reader’s Digest January 2008 issue that Mars Mosqueda written about running a virtual assistant business as a new way to make a living. The piece mentioned the earning potential and the skills required to make it as a virtual assistant quoted from one of my best clients and mentor – Jonathan Gabriel, the serial entrepreneur and proud founder of virtual assistant services firm DistantSupport.

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Tags: virtual assistant, Philippines, Readers Digest, virtual assistant rates, skills

Creative Content Writer for Creative One

Web Developer SEO

Graphic Designer

Website Troubleshooter

Speaker Booking Assistant – Virtual

MySpace Page Designer

GoDaddy Log-in Page Web Developer

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Virtual Assistants for GNS International

Web Designer for G.D Anderson Software

Part Time Accountant for Educational NonProfit

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PHP Programmer

Web Designers (Php15k-Php25k)

Educational Book Reviewer or Consultant (Home-Based Job for Teachers)

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This whole week I’ve been busy with a number of Instant messenger interviews, fixing some content writing problems, and some project planning.

I don’t want to elaborate on the bad part of my week so I’ll just focus on the good part – lovely new projects! After less than two months of bidding on projects, I was able to win five, which I think is not too bad because one of the clients is sending me tasks to work on almost every week. Also, I now have this new recurring task that’s rekindled my obsession with forums.

Ok I know, I know you’ve now had enough of my bragging…

Most of these new projects are from oDesk buyers. I recently won a few fixed price projects and some hourly rate projects. Most of them involve content writing and online marketing. So this is for new oDesk providers planning to offer content writing and/or Internet marketing projects, particularly search engine optimization (SEO).

What is the formula to gain some clients through oDesk? Aside from some luck, these are definitely going to help you win some projects:

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Entitled Work from Home – Xenex Sales, isn’t this the anatomy of a perfect work-from-home scam? And this guy paid $50 to post this type of job that I’ve been reading from the spam emails I’ve been receiving for quite some time?

Or am I wrong? Check out the job lead or this screenshot and be the judge.

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Copy Editor / Web Journalist ($300-$600)

Link Builder Web 2.0

Project Architects and Project Managers

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Telemarketers (Php18,000 plus commission)

Programmer of Shopping Carts (Php12,000-Php21,000)

Mandarin Proofreader for Condor Data Services

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Forum Posting Position ($25/100 forum posts)

Personal Assistant ($9-$12/hour)

Marketing Assistant ($30k-$35k)

Data Entry ($8-$10/hour)

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