A new at home job lead sent to us this week

Project Manager – eCommerce Retail company

Rapidly growing ecommerce retail company specializing in kids products is seeking a project coordinator to manage our Vendor On-Ramp process of pulling together data to bring new products to our website. This organized person will coordinate the daily tasks of several people in the Philippines, contact manufacturers as needed to gather data and work closely with our webmaster to ensure quality deliverables. Our ideal candidate can work 30 - 40 hours per week (business hours) and can work reliably from their home-office.

Must haves:

*Good at organizing projects and managing and meeting deadlines

*energetic and able to juggle multiple projects

*effectively manage remote personnel toward a goal

*develop efficient processes for others to follow

*Great phone manner and ability to work with suppliers to gather information

*know your way around Excel

*Good writing and editing skills

Additional Skills Desired

*website content management experience or previous product management

helpful

*MS Access proficiency a bonus

*MS Visio or other program to document processes helpful

*Adobe Photoshop basics are highly desirable.

*Previous sales or account management experience helpful.

This position pays $13 - $15/hr and is a W2 employee of our company.

Please submit your resume and a summary of your relevant experience to Jobs@echannelsolutions.com along with the questions below. Thank you!

- How many hours per week are you available? Which hours

- Have you worked in a virtual environment before? explain.

- Have you worked closely with a retail website or ecommerce company in the past? please provide detail.

- Have you had experience working with products/vendors in the past?

- Describe your home computer and what type of internet connection you have.

- Please rate yourself on your Photoshop and Excel proficiency.

- What is your experience with using or purchasing baby or kids furniture?

- Have you managed a remote team before (please provide detail)?

Remember to please submit your resume to echannel solutions and not us.

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Phew! I'm back and going strong researching jobs for all of you that come here everyday. I really want this to be a great resource for those who really want or need to work from home. So, if you have questions or feedback for me please email me or leave a comment anytime.

Now, onto the new jobs list...

This Week's Telecommuting Jobs

Virtual Assistant

Citgroup Home Agent (debt collector)

Tech blogger/journalist

TypeA Mom Editor (50% revenue share)

Research assistant online

Contract Medical Writers

Freelance Content Writers Needed

GE Money Call Center

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Don't forget to read our last post, What Can Twitter Do For Your Business?

I wrote this post earlier in the year for our ContestforMoms.com mom blog and after some quick edits I wanted to share with you here.

If you don't already know about Twitter, (Really, who hasn't heard of it?) it is a micoblogging/ social networking site that asks the question "What Are You Doing?". People micro blog throughout the day telling the world what they are doing as well as share links among other things.

Anyway, yesterday my husband asked me why I use twitter. He kind of sees it as a distraction and a time waster. I won't disagree with his assessment but I also won't fully agree that twitter is a complete time waster. It all depends on how you use it. Twitter, in fact, can be a very useful tool for bloggers and other website owners. So, I'm going to tell you how I use twitter.

1. I use twitter to let others know of new contests & sweepstakes I have posted on our website, ContestForMoms.com and reviews on AMomsReview.com among other things. I haven't always done this with twitter but now I see it as a way of utilizing twitter for the most benefit.

2. I use twitter for updates. For instance, if I update my blog I tell twitter.

3. I also use twitter to ask questions. Yesterday I asked the question: What are some things to do while in downtown Atlanta? and I received a multitude of helpful responses almost instantly!

4. Twitter is also kind of a virtual water cooler for many of us that work online specifically the WAHM crowd and it has been a great way to get to know each other more, follow what everyone is doing, and build relationships that I wouldn't have otherwise.

5. Lastly, I use twitter as a news source. Twitter is a great place for breaking news in your community.

So you see twitter can be useful for creating relationships, getting useful information, getting people to your site or blog, and building trust with your readers. Twitter lets other know that you are in fact human by all your random useless tweets such as (Hi. I'm awake. Need Coffee. or Just took the dog for a walk!) in between all the links and promotions you are doing. ;)

I admit that sometimes twitter is addictive, distracting and a time waster. But, overall, twitter can do things for your business if you use it the right way(which ultimately only you know what works best). Basically what I'm saying is don't sit at your computer all day twittering with the hope of it making you money (at least not directly).

You can follow me on Twitter here. Don't forget to say hello when you sign up and if you are already using twitter, tell us your username so we can follow each other.

Some other great articles/posts about using Twitter:

Newbies Guide To Twitter By Chris Brogan

Why Twitter Isn't A Waste of Time by Problogger

What In The World Is Twitter?

We're back in action here at Jobs For Stay At Home Moms after a brief personal hiatus.

NOTICE: It cannot be stressed enough that you should NEVER pay for more information on a job. DO NOT pay for anything related to working from home before seriously researching it first. And, if you are interested in an opportunity that you see but aren't sure about - ask someone or ask me. I'm happy to help other potential work at home parents if I can.

Now onto this week's online home job list...

EHarmony.com Community Manager

Digital Home Tech Blogger

ContentQuake is looking for writers

TV Show Reviewers -$25 per month per show

Google Quality Raters Must Have Bachelors Degree

Contributing Editor to Hotel Chatter

Call Center/Customer Service -$12+ hour

Freelance Photo Researcher- Real Simple

Medical Transcriptionists $500 bonus!

Pet Blogger Wanted

Parenting/Pregnancy bloggers for new parenting start-up.

Tell me what you want to see here or ask questions you want answered in the comments! I also want to invite you to follow me on Twitter if you aren't already. If you don't know what Twitter is please come back this week for a more detailed description on what it is and how it can help your business grow online.