Being a writer at heart, imagine my delight when I saw a ton of writing jobs available for those who want to work at home. I figured I would share my tip on submitting writing submissions.

When submitting a story for submission, its important to format properly. Following submission guidelines is one thing, but there are a few tips you should follow to make sure you are on the right path.

Cover letters are important. Its highly important to write a cover letter for your submission detailing a biographical history or a brief synopsis of the story you are submitting.

Publishers do not want the feeling that you are a machine that can only follow directions. You want to make sure your submission has life.

In the top left margin, enter your name, address, phone number, and email address as a header on each page.

In the top right margin, enter your word count. This lets the publisher know that you were conscientious of the guidelines set forth and your word count.

Use a spreadsheet to detail all of your submissions. Excel is a fantastic tool. List the name of the story, list the date submitted, and catalog the responses when you get them. Another option for those who do not have Excel, is GOOGLE spreadsheets.

I hope this helps when submitting submissions, now . . . . . . get to applying!

I have yet another project going on guys. You know how I like to do product reviews and I want to share a fun way for you guys to share product reviews as well. I posted a job a while ago for a company called Buzz for Stuff. This site gives you free products to do reviews on at your leisure.

There is a button to your right that is green and will take you directly to the site should you decide to try it. There are campaigns like Burt's Bees, Ipods, and many many more.

Just wanted to share a little and now I am off to shop a little more!!

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I am starting a coupon clipping, money saving club called "The Frugal Folks". This is a simple group of money savers that help each other out with specials from the newspaper and online coupons. This is an introduction from the VV forum:

"I am back on my coupon kick. . . . to stay! I am still considered a novice in many areas, but I have learned a lot along the way. With that being said, I am clearing out the old coupons and starting a new binder. The pros say this is best so I am going for it. I am also thinking very hard about investing in a grocery list. I want to save as much as I can so I am going to just focus on organization and monitoring the ads. Would any of you like to join the club with me? I say club but it does not have to be seen that way, I just want a few "frugal folks" so I don't feel so alone!

We could help each other find deals and post them here. This will help us catch every deal we can. We can compare coupons also. Some people sell them on Ebay but instead of selling, we could trade off site."

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In an effort to better organize this blog, I am going to make Mondays, "Money Saving Mondays". On Mondays, you can find anything from advice to freebies (sometimes both). You will still get your daily work at home leads, but with a little extra bonus.

Times are getting tough and those of us who work at home and outside of the home are all looking for ways to save money. The best way to do this is to cut back on spending. One way to cut back is to use sites like The Grocery Game. If you are a coupon clipper, this is the game for you. The Grocery Game enables you to maximize the usage of your coupons. The Grocery Game Team searches the ads, the in-store deals, and the coupons and let you know when, where, and how to maximize your savings. The people who play this game can get items for free or next to nothing!


The list is $10 every eight weeks, for a one store membership. A two store membership is $15 every eight weeks and a three store membership is $20 every eight weeks. This payment pales in comparison to what you will save by getting these lists. Don't take my word for it, visit The Grocery Game for yourself!

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Since this is a work at home blog, I won't talk your head off. I want you to have time to view all these work at home leads I found today. I honestly found so many that I just stopped myself from posting and took off early! Good Luck to you all.....

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