Working from home to beat recession – BBC News Report
May 27, 2009 | No Comments | General, Non Affiliate Income, news, web design
I was watching the BBC News this evening and there was a report on people who have either been forced to or chosen to take on a second job/income to beat the recession. Instead of the regular view of second incomes, like bar work, shelf stacking or similar evening activities the report was all about people making money on the internet. The report mentioned a phrase I had never heard of before calling people making a second income after working a day job, FIVE-TO-NINERS. I naturally went and bought www.five-to-nine.co.uk with the intention of creating a separate site to this blog giving a wider range of ideas for those wanting to earn a second living either online or offline.
The second part of the news article referred to a website called peopleperhour.com which is a site putting
“freelancers” in touch with a variety of jobs/projects placed by “employers”. How it works is shown here http://www.peopleperhour.com/howitworks.php
Right now there are
- 22,297 Freelancers
- 5,303 Employers
- 8,114 Projects Posted
The projects range from bookkeeping/accounts to webdesign to translation to marketing, there really are some interesting projects to work on and make an extra bit of money. And quess what folks, there is an affiliate program too! None of the links here are affiliate links though.
BBC Article – http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8067449.stm
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