Hello,
Just introducing myself. I'm a 32 yr old mum in the SW. I found this site when I started looking into ways of earning money from home and it's been brilliant. I have a temp contract at work which runs out in August and my aim is to be earning enough money to not have to find another job so I can focus on being a stay at home mum. Thankfully I only need to earn about £800 to cover this when you take what we are currently spending on childcare out of the equation. Easily doable looking on here.
I had already started doing some things before I found this site. I've been entering competitions for years, and rarely need to pay for birthday and Christmas presents for the extended family and I sell on what I don't want. I write emails in to the trashy woman's magazines. Nobody seems to bother doing that and most months it nets me at least £50 for something I spend less than an hour on. I also spent a good few hours last month typing up my old uni notes and putting them on to a note selling website. Only made £8 so far but now they are done its a passive way to make a few £. Seriously considering putting them together into Ebook form for each topic and putting them on as kindle books.
I also have a blog and attached social media to it but I had never thought to make money out of it. I am definitely looking into that now. It's about losing weight as a fat vegan so quite a narrow niche as well which I'm told is good. I get a few hundred views every week so it isn't doing too bad.
I've signed up to quite a few of the survey sites and downloaded the apps to my phone. I don't have access to a PC very often so am limited to what I can do on an ipad until I earn enough for a laptop. It will be my first purchase. I'm updating my CV and will then apply to leapforce. And I'm going to look into matched betting. I want to be 100% sure I totally understand it before signing up to do the free trial. I'm less likely to get flustered and make a silly mistake then.
Anything else I can do? I would like to build up slowly if I can. Don't want to get too used to having loads of extra money to start struggling again when its the only income I have.
Just introducing myself. I'm a 32 yr old mum in the SW. I found this site when I started looking into ways of earning money from home and it's been brilliant. I have a temp contract at work which runs out in August and my aim is to be earning enough money to not have to find another job so I can focus on being a stay at home mum. Thankfully I only need to earn about £800 to cover this when you take what we are currently spending on childcare out of the equation. Easily doable looking on here.
I had already started doing some things before I found this site. I've been entering competitions for years, and rarely need to pay for birthday and Christmas presents for the extended family and I sell on what I don't want. I write emails in to the trashy woman's magazines. Nobody seems to bother doing that and most months it nets me at least £50 for something I spend less than an hour on. I also spent a good few hours last month typing up my old uni notes and putting them on to a note selling website. Only made £8 so far but now they are done its a passive way to make a few £. Seriously considering putting them together into Ebook form for each topic and putting them on as kindle books.
I also have a blog and attached social media to it but I had never thought to make money out of it. I am definitely looking into that now. It's about losing weight as a fat vegan so quite a narrow niche as well which I'm told is good. I get a few hundred views every week so it isn't doing too bad.
I've signed up to quite a few of the survey sites and downloaded the apps to my phone. I don't have access to a PC very often so am limited to what I can do on an ipad until I earn enough for a laptop. It will be my first purchase. I'm updating my CV and will then apply to leapforce. And I'm going to look into matched betting. I want to be 100% sure I totally understand it before signing up to do the free trial. I'm less likely to get flustered and make a silly mistake then.
Anything else I can do? I would like to build up slowly if I can. Don't want to get too used to having loads of extra money to start struggling again when its the only income I have.