56 Best Work From Home Jobs in 2023 (Jobs You Can Do at Home)

Searching for the best work from home jobs (and good websites where you can find jobs you can do from home) can be a pain.

Whether you love your current job or can’t wait to quit, maybe you’ve been thinking about getting a work from home job on the side. But regardless of your long-term goal… the next logical question is naturally, what jobs can you do from home?Which type of work from home jobs are right for me?

In order to answer that question, you need to start by examining what kinds of work from home opportunities are on the market today. Then, it’s time to decide if you should you leverage the skills you have, or jump into something fresh and new.

These are all great questions to ask yourself when considering the jump to a work from home job. And I’m here to help guide you to the answers that are best for you.

Specifically, I’ve wrangled up a list of my picks for the top work from home jobs that you can get started on right now (today) and fit into your busy schedule even if you’re still working a full-time job and just want a little extra side income.

Some of these work from home jobs require a bit of skill, experience, or credentials—while many of the other work from home jobs we’re covering here today demand no prior expertise at all. Take note of the gigs that catch your eye most, and that can give you insight into the types of work from home jobs you might be interested in.

While many of the work from home jobs we’ll be covering today can be found on the major job board sites (which we’ll discuss below) or in your local Craigslist help wanted section, don’t underestimate the value of personally reaching out to a local business to pitch yourself and how you can use your skills or experience to help them.

For now, let’s dive into our list breaking down all of the best work from home jobs and the top websites where you can find them today.56 Best Work From Home Jobs in 2023 (That You Can Do on the Side)Writing and Editing Work From Home JobsCoding and Development Work From Home JobsCreative (Design, Photography and Crafting) Work From Home JobsMarketing and Virtual Assistance Work From Home JobsVideo and Audio-Related Work From Home JobsProfessional Services (Accounting, Translation and Tax Prep) Work From Home JobsEntrepreneurial Work From Home JobsFlipping (Buying and Selling) Work From Home JobsTeaching and Coaching-Based Work From Home JobsAdministrative Work From Home Jobs

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Alright, now let’s get into the list of the best work from home jobs!

Up first, the more writing-focused work from home jobs that’ll let you flex your creative muscle.Writing and Editing Work From Home Jobs

Whether you’re a wondrous wordsmith or editor extraordinaire, there are plenty of opportunities to work from the comfort of your own couch and the sound of your own keyboard. For even more, read through my list of the best blogging jobs websites today. These work from home writing and editing jobs range from technical to creative, and beginner-friendly to expertise-required—let’s dig in.1. Copywriting

Isn’t everything technically copywriting, you ask? Well, yes, good point. You should write an article about that.

A work from home copywriting job is at the top of the list because you can flex your writing (or blogging skills), differentiate yourself by becoming an expert in what you’re interested in, and constantly learn new things. Think about how much written word the worldwide web has to offer: every company’s landing page, descriptions of every product sold, articles about how to tie a sailor’s knot, think-pieces on why you should make your own cheese. You can be a part of that, and get paid for it too.

For more actionable strategies on growing a copywriting practice, check out my friend Rob’s $5,000 Freelance Challenge here on the blog.

And if you’re ready to start looking for quality work from home jobs doing copywriting, I recommend searching on both Flexjobs and SolidGigs where they’ve worked hard to source thousands of well-paying opportunities from (flexible) qualified employers.2. Ghostwriting

For a lot of people, writing doesn’t come naturally. They know what they want to say, but they’re not sure how to say it; they know what they’re trying to communicate with their brand, but they don’t know how to translate it to a powerful message. Even if someone is a pretty good writer, they may just not have the time and would rather delegate it to someone–like you!

By ghostwriting, you won’t have your name attached to it (although you can usually still use it in your portfolio), but you’ll get to take on the personality of whomever you’re writing for and communicate their vision. As far as work from home jobs go, this one can be pretty sweet because you’re all but guaranteed to get it as a remote job as well. Side note: Check out my list of remote jobs sites for more similar opportunities.3. Freelance Journalist

Believe it or not, a degree in journalism is no longer a requirement to be a journalist, especially doing it as a work from home job—get started by digging into my guide to starting a freelance business.

If there’s a local story that has caught your eye, consider investigating it and working with a local news organization to publish it—compensation varies, from paying for the article to paying based on how much ad revenue it brings in. If you grew up on Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys and never quite let that detective dream go (Law and Order, anyone?) consider trying your hand at writing up news articles.

And if you’re interested in more freelance writing-based opportunities, check out my list of the best freelance jobs where I dive much deeper into the specific websites that are best for freelancers… in particular Flexjobs, SolidGigs and Journalism Jobs.4. Starting Your Own Blog

If writing articles about what other people want you to write about sounds like a drag, what about writing about whatever the heck you want to write about? To put it simply, start your own blog.

Blogging can be an incredible work from home job. With some effort and persistence, it can really rake in a serious return over time. Here are the essential steps of making blogging a work from home job for yourself:Learn how to start a blogChoose a domain name (through a hosting company like Bluehost) and build your blogOnce your site is live, begin brainstorming winning blog post ideas that’ll drive traffic to your blogFigure out your best ways to make money blogging—usually through a combination of subscribers, sponsors and affiliate dealsSwan dive into a comically large pile of money (not really 😊)

Jokes aside, choosing to build my blog (the website you’re reading this article on), was a decision that’s completely changed my life. I’ve created my own work from home job where I can now put in a relatively low amount of effort and still reliably earn anywhere from $20,000 – $40,000 in monthly side income regardless the amount of work I put in on a given month.

More on how to build your blog and lay the foundation for future growth in my ultimate guide to starting a blog, and through my free in-depth course about growing your blog.Want my Free Course: How to Build a Blog in 7 Days?

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Here’s the thing: everyone wants to know what other people thought of a product or service before they buy in, but no one wants to take the time to write those reviews after they bought the thing or went to the place. Believe it or not, this is a work from home job opportunity for you.

There are sites you can sign up on that will pay you for writing reviews—which vary from leaving reviews on other sites to taking a survey about a brand and reviewing their product—but either way, a work from home job writing reviews (like my Bluehost reviews, for example) is an easy way to make a quick buck. A few sites that fall under this category are Modern Mom and Influence Central, but (as always) make sure to do your research and ensure that it’s worth your time.6. Writing Greeting Cards