00:00I found work from home jobs that are not
00:02only great for beginners but they can
00:04also make you thousands of extra dollars
00:06per month and a few of them you can
00:07actually get to the six figure level and
00:10the first one on the list is going to be
00:11a gaming support agent for the company
00:135ca and this is a company that's
00:16designed for providing remote customer
00:18support for people that are already fans
00:20of other companies and as a gaming
00:22support agent you'll be navigating the
00:24treacherous landscape of angry players
00:26technical issues and answering the
00:28age-old question have you tried turning
00:30it on and off again now this is a
00:32company that has great reviews online
00:33and on top of that you'll be making
00:34about forty thousand dollars a year
00:37and this can be great for you if you're
00:39already a fan of the video game anyways
00:41so some of the pros of this one are
00:43skill development entry level
00:44opportunities and you get to immerse
00:46yourself in gaming culture some of the
00:48cons of this one are there can be
00:50challenging customers of course the task
00:52can be somewhat repetitive and there can
00:54be problems with shift work and
00:55availability so overall I'm going to
00:57give this one a 7 out of 10 opportunity
00:59score now the next one is also going to
01:01be in the gaming industry and this is
01:03going to be great for you if you're
01:05somebody who is very good at a specific
01:07video game and that's going to be a
01:08video game coach for gamersensei.com and
01:11this is a website that's dedicated to
01:13teaching people how to be better at
01:15video games and learning from the
01:16industry's best gaming coaches and as a
01:18video game coach you'll be teaching
01:20people strategies tips and techniques
01:22and this will help them to improve their
01:23gaming performance and Achieve success
01:25in the virtual world and believe it or
01:27not people pay really good money for
01:29this so for instance you might be very
01:30good at chess and in the last two years
01:32since the Queen's Gambit came out this
01:34is blown up on YouTube as well as across
01:37the internet chess is now more popular
01:39than it's ever been before and before
01:40the Queen's Gambit came out there was
01:42only a few channels that were making
01:43chest related content on YouTube and now
01:46it seems like there's hundreds of them
01:47and most of them are offering coaching
01:49and there's a story on CNBC about Amber
01:51who makes about three thousand dollars a
01:53month as a gaming coach damn now there's
01:56a lot of different websites that you can
01:57do this with but gamer Sensei
01:59specifically pays their coaches about 28
02:01dollars an hour and gamer coaches make
02:03about 54 000 a year so some of the pros
02:06of this one are you get to work on your
02:08own skill development you can get a lot
02:10of personal fulfillment out of helping
02:11other people get better as well and
02:13there's a lot of flexibility in working
02:14some of the cons of this one are the
02:16market is very competitive your income
02:18can be unstable and you'd have to be
02:20very good at whatever game you're
02:22coaching for try not to whip yourself
02:23Luke overall I'm gonna give this one an
02:25opportunity score of 6 out of 10. the
02:28next one on the list is a little bit
02:29more practical and that's going to be an
02:31ads quality Raider for welocalize.com
02:34now we localize helps other companies
02:36transform their digital content and as
02:38an ads quality Raider you will be
02:40evaluating the quality of ads that show
02:42up on their website because if you go to
02:44a website and you see a super sketchy ad
02:47pop-up as a consumer that can be a big
02:49red flag and you might not ever go back
02:51to that website again now this company
02:52had really good reviews online and they
02:55pay their ads quality raters about 27 an
02:58hour and according to Glassdoor they
02:59make about 55 000 a year so the pros of
03:02this one are flexible work schedules as
03:04well as location there's a lot of
03:05potential for remote work opportunities
03:07and you can get experience in the
03:09digital marketing industry some of the
03:10cons of this is it can be very
03:12subjective it can also be extremely
03:14repetitive and usually it's going to be
03:16contract or Project based work but with
03:18that being said my friend Seth has
03:20helped thousands of people get digital
03:22marketing jobs I've interviewed a bunch
03:24of them on this channel and he does have
03:25a free digital marketing master class
03:27which I'll put down in the description
03:28as well as the pin comment below but
03:30overall I'm going to give this one an
03:31opportunity score of 8 out of 10. now
03:33the next one on the list is one that's
03:34kind of looked down upon but it's
03:36honestly one of the easiest ways to make
03:38money online and get your first remote
03:40job and that's going to be a
03:42transcriptionist and one of the many
03:43companies that you can work for is
03:45rev.com and as a transcriptionist you'll
03:47be responsible for converting audio or
03:49video into written text so this is one
03:51that you probably have heard a lot about
03:53you probably already know a lot about it
03:55as well some companies are definitely
03:56better than others when it comes to
03:58paying people and treating them well but
03:59it definitely is one of the easiest ways
04:01to start making money online it's
04:03probably not something that you want to
04:05do for the rest of your life though now
04:06typically when you first start off with
04:08rev you're not going to be making very
04:09much money and the reason for that is
04:11because they're going to give you the
04:12lower level jobs but once you prove
04:14yourself you can make up to about twenty
04:16dollars per hour so the pros of this one
04:18are skill development when it comes to
04:19your typing speed there's a wide range
04:21of different Industries to work in and I
04:23do highly recommend specializing and you
04:25have potential for a consistent workload
04:27a lot of the people for instance will
04:29sign up with a bunch of different
04:30websites to make sure that they always
04:31have good jobs some of the cons here are
04:33it can be extremely repetitive and
04:35monotonous it requires a high a 10
04:37attention to detail and you can get a
04:39lot of finger strain especially after
04:41you've typed for like five hours so
04:43overall I'm gonna give this one a 7 out
04:45of 10 opportunity score the next one on
04:47the list is a career that I think is
04:49going to be on the up and up in the next
04:5010 years and that's going to be a writer
04:53and one of the many websites you can
04:54start with is going to be textbroker.com
04:56and on this website you'll be
04:58responsible for creating things like
04:59articles blog posts marketing copy or
05:02other creative content and this is
05:04another one where you definitely want to
05:06specialize in something so not only do
05:07you want to specialize in the type of
05:09content that you create for instance
05:11blog posts so you'd also want to
05:13specialize in the niche that you like to
05:15write in and the reason for that is
05:16because people will be able to tell if
05:18you actually know a lot about that Niche
05:20so for instance you could be somebody
05:21who Brands themselves as an expert in
05:23cryptocurrency blog writing now the pros
05:25of this one are you're going to have a
05:26very flexible schedule you pretty much
05:28have complete control over your time you
05:30have the ability to pursue your passion
05:31for writing and creativity and you have
05:33the potential for a diverse range of
05:35different writing topics some of the
05:37cons of this one one are you do have to
05:38have very good self-discipline and
05:40motivation before you've established
05:42yourself you're probably going to have a
05:43variable income and there can be limited
05:45social interaction as well as feelings
05:47of isolation I don't have the luxury of
05:49friends but overall I'm going to give
05:50this one an opportunity score of 9 out
05:52of 10. the next one on the list is
05:54another one that a lot of people look
05:55down on but this is seriously one of the
05:57easiest jobs for you to get into if
05:59you're trying to get your first work
06:00from home job and that is going to be a
06:02customer service representative and in
06:04this particular case you'll be working
06:05for Alpine home air but like I said
06:07there are tons of different companies
06:09where you could do this Alpine home air
06:11is an HVAC company that provides
06:13different heating ventilation and air
06:14conditioning products and as a customer
06:16service representative you're basically
06:18the bridge between a company and their
06:20customers and not this company you'd
06:22make about 16 and 20 cents per hour so
06:24the pros here are you do have an
06:26opportunity to develop excellent
06:27communication skills there's lots of
06:29entry-level positions available and this
06:31can be a great way to get your foot in
06:33the door in an industry where you want
06:35to work later on and this is even if you
06:37want to work work in a completely
06:38unrelated position the cons of this one
06:40are of course you're going to have to
06:42deal with Karen sometimes where is
06:45it can sometimes be high pressure when
06:47it comes to meeting certain metrics and
06:49there can be limited career advancement
06:51opportunities within the field of
06:53customer service but overall I'm going
06:54to give this one an opportunity score of
06:568.5 out of 10. the next one on the list
06:58might be great for you if you're a whiz
07:00at certain subjects that other people
07:02find to be very difficult and that's
07:04going to be a tutor and there's many
07:06different websites you can work for one
07:07of them is coursehero.com and you'll be
07:10helping students to understand difficult
07:11subjects explain tricky problems and
07:13support them in tackling assignments now
07:15there are definitely certain subjects
07:17that pay much better than others and
07:19tutoring is something where I was able
07:20to actually earn over 180 dollars an
07:23hour for and that's because I
07:25specialized so I didn't just teach
07:26chemistry I taught a specific type of
07:28chemistry which was pharmacology and I
07:30didn't just teach pharmacology I taught
07:32for a specific test and that test was
07:34the PCAT or the pharmacy College
07:36admissions test and because of that I
07:38was able to charge much higher than
07:40normal tutors do so this is another one
07:42where specialization is key and you want
07:44to figure out what you've already
07:45already done and what you're already
07:47good at and that's what other people
07:48will be willing to pay a premium for but
07:51with that being said tutors on course
07:52hero can make up to fifteen hundred
07:54dollars or more per month and this is a
07:56great place to get started get your
07:57first few clientele and then later on
07:59you can probably Branch out on your own
08:00and make a lot more than that so the
08:02pros of this one are it can be a very
08:04fulfilling and rewarding experience you
08:06also get a chance to brush up on
08:08subjects and you have a very flexible
08:10schedule and work environment the cons
08:12of this one are the hours and income can
08:14be variable it can be challenging
08:15dealing with different personalities and
08:17learning styles and you're gonna have to
08:19stay up to date on the latest
08:20educational Trends why would they change
08:22math so for instance in the case of the
08:24PCAT a lot of the time they will change
08:25the test questions and in that case
08:27you're going to have to stay up to date
08:28on it and make sure that you can teach
08:30them the right information see now
08:31that's some but overall this is
08:33a great side hustle I mean seriously
08:35this is one where you can make amazing
08:37money I'm gonna give this one an 8.5 out
08:39of 10. now the next one on the list is
08:41kind of a new age opportunity that is
08:43getting more and more popular and that's
08:45going to to be a live coverage content
08:47creator and you're going to be working
08:49for the company sella Inc and sella
08:51helps other companies customize their
08:53online experience for their customers
08:55and a lot of big brands are actually
08:56starting to hire individual content
08:59creators to represent them a great
09:01example of this is vidiq.com if you've
09:03ever seen their YouTube channel they're
09:05actually represented by a guy named Rob
09:07and a lot of the times companies will do
09:09this because it's actually more
09:11relatable to have a face representing
09:13the company and so when they're making
09:14online content they'll usually choose
09:16somebody to represent them and as a live
09:18coverage content creator this is one
09:20example of doing that so you'll
09:21basically be a real-time Storyteller
09:24you'll be doing live streams on
09:25different events news and experiences
09:27for online Brands and this is a great
09:29way for you to get your foot in the door
09:30if someday you want to become a YouTuber
09:32but you want to learn the ropes first
09:34now this company has great reviews
09:36online and they typically pay this
09:38position about 22 to 36 dollars an hour
09:41some of the pros of this one are it is a
09:43creative outlet for self-expression you
09:45get direct and engagement and
09:46interaction with the audience and there
09:48can be many versatile career
09:49opportunities especially in this growing
09:52Creator economy some of the cons of this
09:53one are there is a lot of time and
09:55effort required there can be technical
09:57challenges to something like live
09:59streaming and content creation it works
10:01every time except right now and you have
10:04to get really good at dealing with
10:05feedback and criticism because there are
10:07a lot of trolls online and you can't let
10:09them bother you but overall I'm gonna
10:11give this one an amazing opportunity
10:13score of 9.5 out of 10. and by the way
10:16if you're looking for other really good
10:17remote jobs I actually created a remote
10:19job tier list where I rank a bunch of
10:22them from s tier which is the best to F
10:24tier which is the worst and you can
10:25check that out by clicking right here
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