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Showing posts with label Blogging/ Online Income. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Available Jobs For Teens - Teens Need Money Too

By Lynne Jones

What are some available jobs for teens? The majority of teens look to fast food restaurants for work. Some teens may get jobs in the retail industry like clothing stores or other jobs at the malls. But there is a group of teens aged 13 to 16 that have a hard time finding a job.

What if your teen doesn't want to work in a restaurant or can't? What are some available jobs for teens age 13 to 16? Teens this age can be a great help around the house - someone else's house. Cutting grass, shoveling snow, doing light yard work can make a teenager some good money throughout the year.

Another very credible option is to work online completing surveys.

Are Surveys Legitimate?

There are many adults using surveys to make a decent part time income. It doesn't take any skill to complete surveys, you're just giving your opinion. There are companies that want the opinion of teens. If you are launching a product for teens, it wont do much good to have adults over the age of 40 complete the surveys. Most survey sites accept children over the age of 13.

How Do Surveys Work?

When you sign up with a survey company, you give information about yourself. That way they can determine who they send the surveys to. You get paid real money for completing surveys. A survey can pay between $5 and $25 and sometimes more. The pay is usually directly related to how long it takes to complete the survey.

The whole family can sign up with a company and you can have different email addresses for each family member. If necessary, adults can monitor the email account and decide which surveys the child can complete.

Almost all survey companies are free to join. Some pay more than others and some pay mainly in prizes or points. If you do research on surveys, you will run into the argument of whether you should pay to become a member of a survey site or find surveys on your own. It depends on whether you want to spend your time looking for surveys or completing surveys. A good paid survey site will weed through the hundreds of sites on the internet and find the best survey companies to sign up with. You are paying them for that time and expertise.



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Finding a Job to Fill the Teen's Tank

By Brian Little

As parents, we all know our teenagers can spend money in the blink of an eye. With gas prices hovering around $4.05 per gallon, life can be difficult for both you and your teenager. Prices for movies, concert tickets, and video games are showing no signs of dropping.

My father used to deliver milk to make money in the summer. I cut lawns. Today's youth have lots of alternatives. They can get jobs, start businesses, and do chores for family members. This lesson will start with some of the more conventional ways that teens make money and will then go on to some very unconventional ones.

Teens Can Make Awesome Money by Starting Businesses

The 'wealthiest' teens out there are all running their own businesses. Businesses that are perfect for teens include lawn mowing, yard cleanup, pet waste removal, pet care, house cleaning, baby sitting, elderly care, and snow shoveling.

One kid I know bought a used lawn mower at a thrift store for $10 one summer and turned that $10 into more than $10,000 worth of profits in just one summer. What's cool about that story is that he turned his lawn mowing business into a very successful landscaping business later in life and now makes much more than a six figure income. Most parents would gladly give a teen a $10 loan to buy a lawnmower (or a $100 loan for that matter).

Most of the other businesses that teens can run cost basically nothing to start up, other than the cost of some paper to make fliers.

Jobs That Teens Can Get to Make Money

There are certain jobs that are perfect for teens, including working at fast food restaurants, department stores, clothing stores, and pretty much any other type of store that you would find in most malls. Some teens won't want to get a job at first, but will figure out how cool it is to have their own funds. They don't have to beg you and I every time they would like to go do something with their friends. Many times, teens are able to make enough money to buy a car, and that is a dream for most teens. It allows them to grab some off-campus lunch with friends or hit the mall after school.

Untraditional Ways for Teens to Make Money

In this day and age, teens can make great money by using the internet, especially if they have the skill set. Blogging has provided great incomes for many teens, in fact there are teen bloggers who are now making more than $100,000 per year from their blogs.

We are now living in an age of global business, and the internet gives us the biggest opportunities for creating income from people everywhere in the world. Teenagers are usually more tech savvy than adults, giving them unique opportunities to create online income. Encouraging your teenager to learn online business can really help them to create a bright future for themselves.

Hopefully this article has given you some ideas. There really is no limit to the types of jobs teens can find if they follow their interests and just get started!



Brian Little is an author, small business owner, and father. With his wife Jeanine, they offer a social networking and family resource site, http://www.enlightenedfamily.net/ They publish a weekly on-line newsletter at http://www.enlightenedfamilywealth.com/ It focuses on wealth building, investing, and sharing from a family perspective.


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