Monday, 25 February 2013

Being a specialist in organising...Why not?!


Professional Organizers may sound weird and most of the people don’t know that such profession exists. And yet why not? Disorder is everywhere you look in offices and homes.


What is a Professional Organizer?


Just like the title suggests, professional organizers sell their organizing services to businesses and homes, helping other people bring order out of chaos.

From what I can tell after a quick research, professional organizing is a legitimate home-based business opportunity. You can read about it at CNN Money (there is also a professional organization you can join, called the National Association of Professional Organizers, or NAPO).

The only disadvantage that I found out is that before starting you should be ready to invest… it’s more than $500 for the startup system, but if you are good enough you can compensate that money for a week.

I guess you are thinking what system and the answer is a Professional Organizer Business Complete Startup System


This system advertises itself as a comprehensive guide to getting started in and running your own successful organizing business. If its advertising is true, it does seem to be quite comprehensive...but expensive also, at 549 dollars. However, if you really can up to 60 dollars per hour as a professional organizer, and system can help you get there, a 500 dollar investment is perfectly reasonable.



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Campus Brand Manager


How do you do it? Big companies – including Apple, Reckitt Benckiser (maker of Clearasil and Strepsils), banks, and law and accountancy businesses – pay a few students to represent their brand at universities. This usually means putting up posters, running events and talking up the firm to fellow students.
Fred Coppin, 21, a fine arts student at Oxford Brookes, is a student brand manager (SBM) for Red Bull, the energy drink firm: "The work is varied but always fun. It can involve anything from giving away cans to working with the uni's elite athletes. To promote the Red Bull Music Academy Radio, I threw a massive party at my student house, getting the best DJs in town, and inviting all the cool kids on campus. We had to have security on the door as everyone wanted to come."
How much can you make? Law firms and their ilk tend to pay a fixed fee of about £200 a year for promotion work that includes "shout outs" about recruitment opportunities at lectures. Brand managers can expect about £7 an hour, working at least 10 hours a week. "You can work when you want and it's on campus, so it fits around uni," Coppin adds.
Pitfalls? Tough competition for a job. "The most annoying thing is everyone asking if I have vodka to go with the Red Bull I give out."

Sunday, 24 February 2013

Focus groups

Find local market research companies and ask to register as a possible focus group participant. You could make a few dollars in exchange for offering your opinion about a new ad campaign or sampling food.

Source: www.fastweb.com

Saturday, 23 February 2013

Set up an Ebay shop (Part 2: Video!)

Here at Money Hugger we want to give you as much help as possible so that you can go away with all the information and support you need to start making some money!

You might remember before when I uploaded a post on how to set up your own Ebay shop. It was very much a lot of thought provoking material on what you should think about and how to ensure you have flawless success when you start doing it (it was basically a marketing guide!) 

What I forgot to mention was basically - How to set it up! Of course what I neglected to think about myself was that not everybody is familiar with the website. Therefore, I have found you guys a video that should help you to actually get going with your account set by step. Enjoy!


How to make money online fast - Extra Easy Money From Home

                                            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig3vDRx3noQ

How to make money from Youtube

                                            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epVq1LHaHvo

Friday, 22 February 2013

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