Freelance marketplace and outsourcing hub.

I stumbled onto Lime Exchange that seems to be a big online marketplace for freelancers. Freelancers who can do a bit of web designing are more in demand than freelance writers and programmers.

There are projects in internet marketing, data entry and home typing but these are always on limited budget and they get grabbed asap.

Lime Exchange works on bidding type and providers of services have to bid on projects that suit their skill.

I noticed a couple of translation projects too. Most of the providers are from India and hence I expect a stiff competition and that means very low pay rate.

Lime Exchange sports pleasing colors and good layout but I felt the site loads a lot slowly..

Lime Exchange has the potential to become a huge outsourcing hub.

Easy money for teens.

Why should the Internet serve only adults who are looking to ake a living off the Internet? Don't think that only unemployed youth, house wives, retired persons are trying to earn money online.

There are thousands of teens to are earning from the Internet through various ways. But as per statistics, U.S. and U.K. teenagers garner the majority of the market slice.

Here are some of the websites teens linger around to earn money.

* Helium
This is the most visited web site by online income opportunity seekers and I know of a few Indians too making a decent sum.

* Associated Content
This is only for such teenagers who have great writing skill or those teenagers whose parents possess creative writing talent. The payment is good too.

* Amazon MTurk.
A few friends of mine from India are earning more than $150 per month from Amazon. It offers plenty of work to freelancers.

* My Lot
Probably this site receives the highest traffic in spite of its low payment but still, making small amount a day with My Lot is rather easy.

*YuWie
This web site pays users to socialize with other users.

Please circulate this blog post among your friends who want to earn money online doing small clerical work.

Thanks.

I love earning money online.

Sana Lakhani is my online friend. I follow her blog Free Money closely. Her blog is in my reader's list in my blogger dashboard.

We both are earning money online. We both blog about online income opportunities. We both blog frequently. Still, there are some differences between us.

I just completed reading her recent post about the stress of working online. While I agree with most of her views that includes too much work in a very short time ( I have to complete 24 blogger jobs within 48 hours), low payment, competitive field, I have a slight difference of opinion.

I am also addictive to work through the Internet but I never felt lonely and isolated. I enjoy the faceless people out there that are my blog readers, the bloggers like Sana that I love reading, the serach engine ghosts, the Internet itself with its vast web- all are my close companions.

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