Managing the lawn in your back yard can be considered "low maintenance" lawn keeping. There are some people who put a large effort into managing and maintain their back yard, but you do not have to. As long as you keep your yard clean and keep your grass cut – that's the bare minimum that everyone has to do. Maintaining the green of a golf course, on the other hand, is c … [Read more...]
Tips for Sewer Repair Cleaning and How to Hire an Expert
If you are the owner of a home, you just need accept the fact that there will come a point in time where you need to hire a plumber that has experience with sewer inspection. The best thing you can do for yourself and your home is to hire a sewer inspection company to inspect your sewage system from time to time. This will also be a time where they can perform sewer repair and … [Read more...]
Can You Make More Money Writing Less? Why Yes, You Can!
I'm someone who firmly believes that the more you write, the more you earn. But, that does not mean you cannot make a decent amount of money without having to write as much. There are people who write 100's of articles every week that make the same amount of money as a person who only writes 10.Why is that? Quality, my friend. Not just quality, explosive quality. When you … [Read more...]
4 Things You Need to Take Off of Your Resume RIGHT NOW!
If you have not gone job hunting in a while, chances are pretty good it has been a while since the last time you looked at your resume. It has probably been an even longer time since you last updated it. Perhaps you are updating your resume but you are following steps to updating your resume that you learned years ago. Stop. I can guarantee there are things you are doing … [Read more...]
Have Trouble Setting Work Hours? Set Daily Goals Instead!
A lot of people who work from home/make a full income from the convenience of their home, give the same piece of advice. They tell me that you should set work hours every day. The same few hours every day that you dedicate exclusively for working.For someone who has a child that goes to school for 6-8 hours a day or a child that goes to their room and plays by themselves … [Read more...]
Why You Should Always Share Your Articles with Google
My name is Trisha and I am a freelance writer for hire. I have a couple private clients and I make a lot of money on content mills. Shared revenue websites (such as the one you are viewing right now) are my real cup of tea. The only shared revenue site I really "hit it big" on in terms of earnings was ExpertsPages (once upon a time - the site is not worth writing for now) and … [Read more...]
How to Make More Money Writing for Shared Revenue Websites
Right now I can tell you that there are only three shared revenue websites (that I know of) that are a worthwhile investment of your time. These websites include:Day2DayTips Daily Two Cents WritedgeDay2DayTips I was actually a little hesitant to jump on board this website. Not because I did not trust the website, but because I have a lot on my plate already and … [Read more...]
Tips for Starting Out with a Credit Card
Tips for Starting Out with Your First Credit Card Your first credit card is exciting, but it is also a massive responsibility. If you are not careful, your first credit card could end up being a very big problem for you. The truth is there is a lot more to a credit card than what first meets the eye. Being ignorant to what a credit card is all about might be easier, but it is … [Read more...]
Using Credit Cards Wisely
Using Credit Cards Wisely Credit cards can be extremely useful when you are booking a hotel or when you need to rent a car. They are also an easy way to pay for a large ticket item. The truth is that having a credit card can just make your life a whole lot easier. When you use your credit card wisely, the credit card can do wonders for your credit score. This can make it … [Read more...]
The Easiest Way to Save Money
The Easiest Way to Save Money Saving money is hard. I can tell you first hand I have an insane amount of trouble saving money because I'm married to a man who has a "you cannot take it with you when you die" attitude. When he was single and even before we had a child, thinking like that was not such a big deal. But, now we have a child. Children come with unexpected expenses. … [Read more...]