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App developer - Developing mobile apps can be a well-paying freelance role. An android or iOS developer may be asked to design or troubleshoot various mobile apps.

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App developer - You don't actually need a big office and multimillion dollar equipment to do this job. In fact, it can be done from pretty much anywhere around the world, as long as you have an internet connection.

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Freelance writer - A common freelance job, being a writer can encompass many roles, from copywriting to content marketing.

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Freelance writer - Freelance writers can contribute to press releases or write full investigative reports. It's also not the most demanding role on this list.

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Promotional video maker - Being a promotional video maker is a relevant role in this media landscape. Travel to different locations, and shoot promotional material for brands and companies.

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Promotional video maker - Video-making can entail many things, like shooting interviews, concerts, red carpet events, and promotional gigs too.

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Email marketer - This job involves designing advertising campaigns, which are emailed out to contacts of a certain company or client.

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Email marketer - It's a job that can be worked part-time or full-time, and is performed by a freelancer in many cases. You'll probably need a background in marketing or PR, as well as some slick communication skills.

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Graphic designer - Graphic design is important work, one that's required by clients and companies across the globe.

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Graphic designer - For a successful career in graphic design, you'll probably need a good bit of background experience. That said, there are online courses and classes that could probably fill the gaps in your skill set.

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Voice actor - Here's one you might not have expected. Voice actors aren't just reserved for Disney blockbusters, they are hired across a range of different industries.

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Voice actor - Commercial creators, TV showrunners, radio producers, retail managers, and tech companies all hire freelance voice actors. If you've got a golden voice, look into how you can get involved, whether it's through planned events or media maneuvering.

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Translator - If you're lucky (or talented) enough to speak a few languages, you could have a chance at being a freelance translator.

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Translator - Translators often work remotely, and can be hired by a range of employers, from news publishers to political organizations.

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Customer service management - Customer service is a crucial part of any company, and some organizations hire people to manage the all-important customer service messages.

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Customer service management - If you have ever chatted with an online assistant, they very well may be working remotely. You could go far with experience in retail and customer service.

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Crowdsourcing manager - Crowdsourcing involves raising money to fund a project, whether it be a movie or a startup company.

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Crowdsourcing manager - Even established companies hire freelance crowdsourcing managers, who use their marketing prowess to raise money in a variety of creative ways.

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E-Book publisher - There's a big market for e-books, not just for readers, but for writers too. Becoming an e-book publisher could be the key to capitalizing on this exciting market.

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E-Book publisher - You'll need to be a smart marketer and pretty tech savvy to become a freelance e-book publisher. Nevertheless, it's always worth a shot.

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Teacher or tutor - There are thousands of freelance tutors and teachers around the world, and the number will only continue to rise. Capitalize on this growing market while you still can.

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Teacher or tutor - There is a big demand for online classes in English, business, and medicine too. If you've got the right qualifications, look into becoming a freelance teacher.

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Legal service expert - Lawyers infamously work long hours, but you can go it alone and save some serious time. Freelance legal experts are hired to assist companies with their legal qualms.

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Legal service expert - Companies can outsource their legal services to freelancers, and if you've got a fair bit of experience, you can capitalize on this quick.

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Internet security specialist -

Moving forward, hackers pose a huge threat to companies, who may be vulnerable to a cyber attack. As an internet security specialist, you can technically be an online security guard.

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Internet security specialist - Internet security specialists are tasked with monitoring potential threats, installing the right software to battle off hackers and viruses.

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SEO specialist - SEO stands for search engine optimization, basically how to get to the top of Google. A freelance specialist is someone who works hard to put your website ranked highly on search engines.

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SEO specialist - A modern SEO specialist is expected to make big decisions and solve major problems. Quality content can get you to the top of Google, so a specialist would specialize in crafting valuable web content too.

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PR consultant - Public image can be everything for a business. That's why being a PR (public relations) consultant can be very valuable.

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PR consultant -

Freelance PR consultants are tasked with polishing a business's public image, whether it be through planned events or through media maneuvering.

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