Coupon Matchups and Work at Home Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in albertsons, bloggers, brookshires, coupons, freelance, Hilton, huggies, illustrator, kroger, teacher, valpak, writer, yoplait
Keeping in tune with our Savvy Savings Central theme and our Work at Home theme. I am adding a bonus post for today. Good Luck and please support Couponing 101 by visiting to find even more deals!
Brookshires
Food Club Large Eggs Dozen 89¢
California Strawberries 1 lb $1.39
Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh Meats $2
Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks $2
- 75¢/2 Printable Coupon
= $1.63 ea.
Cheerios or Lucky Charms $2
- 55¢/1 Printable Coupon
= $1.45
Suddenly Salad $1
- 40¢/1 Printable Coupon
= 60¢
Tropicana Orange Juice $3
- $1/1 Printable Coupon
= $2
Buy 1 Bertolli Entree at $6.99, Get 2 Ben & Jerry’s Single Serve Ice Cream Cups FREE
- $1.25/1 Bertolli Q (3/15 RP)
= $5.74
Ziploc Bags $2
- $1/2 Printable Coupon
= $1.50 ea.
Good Day Gallon Milk $1.99
Boneless Skinless Fryer Breast $1.88/lb
Yoplait Yogurt 39¢ wyb 10
- 40¢/6 Q (4/19 SS)
= 31¢ ea.
Huggies Diapers or Pull Ups $7.99
- $2/1 Pull Ups Q (4/19 SS)
- $1.50/1 Diapers Q (4/19 SS)
= $5.99 - $6.49 ea.
Community Coffee $3.99
- $2/1 Q (3/15 RP)
= $1.99
Peter Pan Peanut Butter $2
- $1/1 Q (May All You Mag.)
= $1
Vitamin Water $1
- $1/1 Q (4/5 SS)
= Free
3 Day Sale, Friday - Sunday:
85% Lean Ground Beef $1.99/lb
Albertson’s Large Eggs 88¢/dozen
Imperial Sugar 4lb bag 99¢
Albertson’s Shredded Cheese 32oz B1G2Free w/ in-ad Q
Kroger
Kraft Shredded or Bar Cheese $1.67
Angus Ground Chuck $1.99/lb
Hot House Tomatoes 97¢/lb
Springdale Gallon Milk $1.99
Driscoll’s Strawberries 2lb Value Pack $2.97
Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes, Mini Wheats Bite Size, or Raisin Bran Cereal $1.99 ea.
- $1/1 Printable Coupon
= 99¢
El Monterey Taquitos B1G1Free
- (2) $1/1 Qs (5/3 SS) - *Use a coupon on the “free” one too!
Crazy Combo Deal:
Buy 1 package of Tyson Bacon and 1 18 ct Large Kroger Eggs, Get FREE:
English Muffins From the Deli/Bakery
Kroger Orange Juice 64 oz From Concentrate Varieties
Salt & Pepper Shakers 5 oz Kroger
Del Monte Fruit Cups 8 oz
Save $6.47
Work at Home Leads!
Valpak
Freelance Happy
Green Blogger
Writing Teacher
Financial Regulation Blogger
Networker
Car and Gadget Blogger
Tech Blogger
Blogger
Automotive Writer
Illustrator
Contract Marketing Writer
Graphic Artist
Cartoonist
Proofreader (New York specific)
Study Guide Writers
Network Manager
Hilton
Customer Service
Confessions of A Wannabe Coupon Queen and Work at Home Leads
Posted by: TRochelle in content writer, coupons, hertz, teacher, tips, work at home, work at home. bloggerI have been so busy lately that I just do not know which way is up lately. I have searched every site imaginable for coupons and I think I have my game plan together. If all goes according to play, I should be able to take some more pictures. I called this post Confessions of a Wannabe Coupon Queen because I have been so caught up with being frugal, that I forgot why you guys visit my site. Its not always about the coupons. Its also about the work at home leads.
I figured it was time to repeat some information about scams since I am noticing how tricky these criminals are getting. Here are a few things to watch for:
Company is hiring Americans only for a job that could be filled in another country for less pay.
Astronomical pay amounts.
Limited time restraints
Popular companies, you have never heard of offering work from home, offering work from home positions.
Broken English or overly simplified job descriptions.
Companies that have a lead posted but when you check their company's website the position is missing.
Companies that say DO NOT CONTACT us directly.
For more tips for avoiding scams and other work at home tips....click here!
Free Work at Home Leads
Hertz
BT Conferencing
LRN
Media Relations
Technology Blogger
Marketing/Website Blogger
Web Savvy Writer
Tall Women Bloggers
Medco is hiring!!!
Online Teacher
Reviews
Blerp Writer
Writers
Wiki Wizard
More SEO Tips and Work at Home Jobs
Posted by: TRochelle in bloggers, editor, evangelist, hiring, keywords, moodler, resume writer, sales, smartbrief, tags, tax preparer, teacher, transcription, work at home, work from homeMaking your website more search engine friendly can be done several ways. Keywords are very valuable (as I have stated before) and should be used in the title as well as in your blog and the site's URL. Lets say your blog is gonna be about life in Texas. Your url should have something to do with a keyword that you will use often in your blog. http://www.TalkTexas.com (just an example not meant to be a real site) This would make a wonderful URL because you WILL use the word Texas often. "Ice Storm Chills Texas Heat" (title) Discuss in the body of your blog, the ice storm and of course Texas and make ice storm and Texas keywords. This is a good use of keywords. You do not want to overuse your keywords but this will allow you to get good use of them. Next, have a user friendly blog. Avoid having a blog that is very busy and congested. This is a turnoff for readers. Nice clean simplicity and a natural look is a appealing.
Try and avoid the cute little graphics if at all possible (I know how you feel ....who doesn't like the little care bear gifs but avoid anyway). Make sure your links work. You want credible links because the links are a reflection of your site. Do not give your viewers any reason to doubt your credibility. Also, make sure that you are able to present nice clean links that makes sense. "Read more about the ice storm at The Weather Channel" You want the hyperlink on the words ice storm and not on Weather Channel. You are bringing attention to YOUR content not necessarily the Weather Channel's website. Now you want to submit your blog link to directories and search engines. Click here for a list of sites.
You also want to link to as many blogs as you possibly can. The best way to do this is to find highly ranked blogs (that interest you of course ....yes this is a moral moment) and post comments to their blogs that in turn link back to your blog. They do this because when you comment you enter your blog url in the URL box. Last but not least, blog and blog frequently. Stay on topic and try not to fluctuate from topic. Also, DO NOT change your domain. You will loose a lot of traffic that way.
Now, Its time for what we are all searching for......WORK at HOME LEADS:
- Food Blogger
- Moodler?
- Online Evangelist
- Designer
- Writer
- SmartBrief
- Mintel
- Editing
- Tyson's Corner Tax Preparer
- Writer
- Teacher
- Transcription
- Insurance Inspector
- Pennsylvania On-Call Coordinator
- Surprise
- Ad-Service Asst.
- Medical Science Liason II
- Sales
- ReverseIt
- Sales
- Research Consultant
- Still Hiring
- Freelance Designer
- Special Events Director
- $10 Articles
Who's Hiring?
Posted by: TRochelle in freelance writing, hiring, remote work, resume writer, teacher, work at home, work from home, writer
Before I turn you over to today's leads, I wanted to make sure that I gave you guys a quick reminder on who is "still hiring". These companies have been hiring and still need employees if you still need a job, you should be ashamed for not apply by now. . . . . . . they have been waiting on you:
These are just a few of the many places hiring right now. Please enjoy these links to other companies that are currently hiring:
- Writer
- Resume Writer
- Writer
- Surprise
- WOW
- Courseware Author
- Resume Writer
- Artist
- Fashion Writer
- Teacher
- Financial Analyst