11 Work-from-Home Jobs That Pay as Much as or More Than the Average American Salary! Top 11 Work from home

11 Work-from-Home Jobs That Pay at Least as Much as the Average American Salary! You Want to make money online?

Despite the fact that the money is fantastic, you are on your own. That is the most enjoyable aspect for some.

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Working from home was once considered a pipe dream, but there has recently been an increase in the number of jobs that can be done from the comfort of your own home.

There is no shortage of work-from-home opportunities, whether it is working remotely for a company or starting your own. Here are 11 options, many of which can produce annual earnings that are greater than the average American salary.

1. Affiliate Marketer

Affiliate marketing, for those who are unfamiliar, is simply referral marketing in which you earn a commission. Assume you have a website and recommend a book on Amazon. Amazon will pay you a percentage of the sale if the visitor clicks on the affiliate link and purchases the book. People enjoy affiliate marketing because it allows them to begin earning money passively with minimal initial investment.

2. Animator

Are you a talented artist who can create animation and visual effects for television, movies, video games, and other forms of media? Then you can work from home as a freelance animator. (I've seen animators earn anywhere from $23 to $112 per hour on sites like Upwork.)

3. Baker/Caterer/Chef

Consider turning your hobby of baking or cooking into a side business. From the comfort of your own home, you could start a catering business or work as a personal chef. If you're a baker, you might sell your baked goods to friends, neighbors, online, or at local farmer's markets.

4. Blogger

Blogging is a low-cost and straightforward way to get started. It could be as simple as blogging about your favorite music or food, and your website will eventually generate revenue. Remember that if you want to make money from your blog, you must be patient. If this is something you're interested in, take a look at this tutorial.

5. Bookkeeper

Believe it or not, you don't have to be a CPA to start bookkeeping. Enroll in a bookkeeping course at a community college or online (such as this course from The Accounting Coach). After earning a degree, you can start earning money, with a median salary of $44,000. (I've met some stay-at-home bookkeepers who earn more than $90,000 per year.)

6. Child Caregiver

Running a childcare business from home, whether for a few hours or all day, can be a rewarding experience. Simply make certain that you have all of the necessary licenses and permits.

7. Clinical Research Coordinator

Clinical research coordinators assist in the management of clinical trial operations. This job can pay more than $58,000 per year and does not require a bachelor's degree.

8. Consulting

If you have experience and knowledge in a specialized field, consider sharing it with others. For example, if you're an accountant or a lawyer, you can charge a lot of money to give advice to small businesses. You could also advise businesses on how to implement new software or become more environmentally conscious. (If you're interested, my firm offers a consulting guide to assist you in getting started.)

9. Customer Service Representative

Have you strong abilities in communication? Do you also have a reliable Internet connection with your telephone? You can pay between $7 and $19 per hour as a customer support professional.

10. Data Entry

Inputting data for businesses isn’t the most of exciting of jobs. However, you don’t need any previous experience, and you can start at $11 per hour.

11. Copy Writing

You can write copy for businesses from your home and, in some cases, earn up to six figures. Try Fiverr or Upwork to find gigs.