How to Earn Money From Home Doing Micro Jobs

If you like the idea of earning money from home but aren't interested in starting a full on business or demanding side hustle, micro job sites might be best for you.

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Micro jobs allow you to freelance and take care of smaller online tasks in your spare time right from your computer. They are often temporary task-type jobs but can become recurring if you sign up through a trusted website that provides lots of leads for work.

While you may or may not be able to earn a full-time living from micro jobs alone, you can earn enough to supplement your income if you are looking to earn extra money.

Here are three of the best sites to make money doing micro jobs.

1. Fiverr

Fiverr is a digital marketplace that allows people to sell services to others in a variety of fields. The most popular service categories are technology-related like graphic design, programming, video creation, and video editing. However, there is a wide variety of services you can offer including writing, editing, social media marketing, research, voice-over work, and so on.

If you have any special talents or just a good sense of humor you can even offer fun services like writing songs, making entertaining videos, playing video games online, or even offering advice.

To start offering your services, you'll need to sign up and describe your expertise. Try to include examples or samples in your description along with the expected turnaround time for the final results. With Fiverr, you don't have to offer your services for only $5. You can always charge more for extra add-ons or expedited service for someone who needs the finished product quickly.

I used Fiverr once for an editing service and paid $60 for a 2-day turnaround so there is definitely money to be made by completing micro jobs on this site.

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2. Amazon Mechanical Turk

Mechanical Turk – (Read full review) – is a service from Amazon that allows you can complete very short tasks for a small payment. The work offered on this site is very simple. You don't really need any special skills or expertise to pick up tasks.

For example, one task may be to write a short product review or fill out a brief survey.  Another task may require you to categorize images. The only problem people have with Amazon Mechanical Turk is that many of the tasks are low-paying. On the bright side, you can pick the tasks you choose to complete. If you work efficiently, the more tasks you complete the more you earn.

The money you earn won't replace your day job. But it can add up if you complete tasks during breaks at work, during your daily commute (if you're not driving), and while watching TV. Make a habit out of checking for tasks that interest you. If you stick with it, you may be surprised at your earnings by the end of the month.

3. Inbox Dollars

Inbox Dollars pays you to do small tasks like take surveys, surf the web, read advertisements. Similar to Amazon Mechanical Turk, you won't make a killing on the site but it is a legitimate and flexible way to earn extra money.

When you sign up, you'll automatically earn a $5 bonus! When you reach the $30 minimum threshold, you can cash out your balance.

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Every Bit Counts

Micro jobs can be a great way to supplement your income if you don't have a lot of time. While the earnings may seem small at first, don't let that discourage you. Commit to trying out the opportunity for 30 days. Even if you earn an extra $50, that money can be put toward a bill, cover a night out on the town, or go straight to your savings account.

Have you ever heard of these sites or tried any micro jobs yourself? Which type of tasks would you be most willing to perform? Share in the comments!

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This Post Has 3 Comments

  1. JOYCE ANTIONETTE MORRIS

    Hello LaShay, Thank you for your information, question do the companies you’ve placed on your site really work. Just want to be sure before proceeding ahead.

    Thank you for all you do

    Joyce Morris

  2. Mahesh Kumar

    Hi Chonce, These are really some of the cool places to look for work at home jobs. It should be useful resources for stay at home moms. I’m going to pass it along on my social channels.

    1. Lashay H.

      Thank you very much for sharing! 🙂

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