11 Trabajos Online Para Ganar Dinero Desde Casa

About this Video

• Video Title: 11 Trabajos Online Para Ganar Dinero Desde Casa
• Channel: Adrián Sáenz
• Speakers: Adrián Sáenz (likely, though not explicitly named)
• Duration: 00:14:30

Introduction

This video explores eleven online jobs that allow people to earn money from home. The presenter tests each job, reporting their experiences and evaluating the viability and earnings potential of each opportunity. The goal is to save viewers time by directly testing the jobs and reporting the results.

Key Takeaways

• Cambly (English teaching): Pays $10/hour for adult English instruction and $1/hour for children's instruction. Requires native English fluency, which the presenter lacked.
• VIPKid (English teaching): Similar to Cambly but with stricter requirements (native English speaker and US/Canada work permit). The presenter's application was rejected.
• Verbling (language teaching): Allows setting your own price; presenters observed an average of $24/hour for Spanish instruction. Application process was straightforward but ultimately unsuccessful.
• Scribie (audio transcription): Pays varying rates depending on audio quality ($0-$20/hour). The platform was unavailable due to website migration during the time of the test.
• Happy Scribe (transcription): Similar to Scribie, paying $0.99/minute ($60/hour). Application was successful, but the presenter was informed they weren't currently seeking candidates.
• Respondent (market research): Participates in paid market research calls; rates vary widely depending on the study (e.g., $40 for a 50-minute call). The presenter's applications were not successful.
• User Interviews (market research): Similar to Respondent, offering many studies per month (2000) with major companies like Adobe and Amazon. Payment varies from $20 to $1500. The presenter was unable to find any available studies on the platform.
• StudyPool (note selling): Uploads academic notes for sale; earnings potential demonstrated by users who earned $62,000-$72,000. The presenter's uploaded notes were approved, but didn't generate significant income.
• Rev (transcription/translation): Offers audio and video transcription and translation services; varied rates ($18-$66/hour for transcription, $32-$66/hour for video, $90-$100 for subtitling/translation). The presenter's application for translation was unsuccessful.
• Fiverr (freelancing): A freelance marketplace offering many types of services. The presenter references a person who earned $50,000 in a year selling their services. This is highlighted as one of the more promising options.
• Bryon (executive assistant) and Advanish (survey interviewer) and Smith (assistant): These jobs were deemed unsuitable due to geographical restrictions (US only) and their conventional nature.