Do stay at home mom jobs that are legitimate truly exist? And if they do, how easy or difficult are they to come by and would YOU qualify for them?

1. Stay At Home Mom Jobs
Legitimate: Do They Exist?
Cherie King
The Work@Home Advocate
www.TheWorkAtHomeAdvocate.com

2. Being a stay at home mom (SAHM) can be a
bittersweet experience.

3. On the one hand, we get to stay home with
our children, not have to deal with commuting
to work and the traffic and everything else
that comes with that.

4. But on the other hand, there are challenges
that arise… mainly financial due to being in a
one-income situation.
Yeah, I know all about that.

5. There was a time where I, too, searched the
internet desperately for stay at home mom
jobs.

6. But when I kept getting hit with things that
looked like scams (and I’m not referring to
legitimate business opportunities) I started, like
you, doing searches for stay at home mom jobs
that were LEGITIMATE.
But what does that mean?

7. Do Stay At Home Mom Jobs That
Are Legitimate Exist?
And if so, what do they look like?

8. Well, back in the day, what I thought they looked
like or should I say, what I HOPED they would be
were:
• Stuffing envelopes
• Data entry
• Customer service
• Pretty much anything secretarial

9. But I soon realized that for the most part, such
jobs didn’t exist… at least not legitimately and
if they did, they wanted you to pay for the
“job”. The REAL jobs at that time required you
to meet certain criteria which, at the time, I
did not meet such as having a degree or x
amount of years of experience.

10. Now I did find a place that was a database for
work from home jobs but again, the ones
that were on the up and up were REAL jobs
that wanted REAL credentials.

11. So what I opted to do was to actually resell the
database – yeah, it was a business/affiliate
program where I made money for selling the
memberships to access the database to those
seeking work at home jobs.
Though I was an affiliate, I also owned the
membership and most of the jobs were the real
deal.

12. So that was like 12 or so years ago and that
company got bought out or went out of
business or something so they don’t exist
anymore. But it was one of my first at-home,
online gigs that I actually made money in.

13. So Can You Find Stay At Home Mom Jobs
That Are Legitimate Nowadays?

14. Yeah, you can but for the most part, it’s gonna
be challenging to LAND actual stay at home
mom jobs unless you are already skilled
and/or have a degree.

15. Nowadays some of the things SAHMs run into
when looking for work they can do at home are
things such as:
• surveys
• mystery shopping
• completing offers (think Project Payday)
• and other such gigs that are time suckers
and pay you mere pennies

16. Tried ‘em all (except for the mystery shopping
thing) and they SUCKED!

17. In my own quest to try, yet again, to find
something I could do from home, I came
across yet another database for home-based
jobs and they’re listings look pretty good, but
I’ve never landed anything and sometimes feel
under-qualified for a lot of them myself.

18. And as I stated earlier on, many of them
do have stipulations and requirements so
you have to be sure that you will qualify
for them.

19. In addition to degrees and prior experience,
some even require that you live in whatever
area the company is based in; oftentimes
because they are more so telecommuting
jobs where you’d need to go on-site once or
twice a week or so.

20. I have a friend who found and landed a
customer service position but was saying how
she has to deal with irate customers calling in
about issues they’re having with the product or
service.
For me personally, being that I DO NOT have a
college degree and DO NOT wish to deal with
rude people on the phone, I opted to go the
home-based business route.

21. Currently I make somewhere between $1,000-
1,250 a month and I do it strictly from online
and WITHOUT having to call and bug friends &
family or any of that.

24. How would an extra $1000 a month or even an
extra $300-500 a month help you out?

25. Would it help to:
~ Pay down a bill?
~ Help with groceries?
~ Pay for a Care.com Nanny or sitter to come in a few times a week so you can
have a break?
~ Allow you to buy something(s) you need that hubby says the household
budget won’t allow?
~ Cover the cost of piano, Tae Kwon Do or Dance class?
~ Pay for homeschooling material?
~ Make date night possible (sitter, dinner and a movie)?
~ Buy Christmas gifts?
Need I go on?

26. Some of those things are what my extra, residual,
passive, part-time income has afforded ME to do!
I’d love to show you what I’m doing to earn that
(soon to be MUCH MORE) so if earning an additional
$300-1000 a month ‘sounds good to you, then click
here or on the link in the description area (video)!

27. Thank you for viewing this presentation!
To learn more about Cherie or to find out how
to connect with her, visit:
www.TheWorkAtHomeAdvocate.com