We’ve all seen the ads for schemes, , and multi-level . Most of those ideas just don’t . However, I have a few at opportunities that are quite legitimate, and, with a little research, can provide a great source of supplemental income.

Idea #1

Women weddings - it’s a proven fact. If you’re one of “those” women - you know, the kind that get all excited about picking out and coordinating flowers - why not put your enthusiasm to ? Consider opening your own as a consultant. You could help brides plan their special day, and make some doing something you enjoy. Get started by advertising your services in local bakeries and florists, as well as by . Once picks up, you can begin attending bridal fairs and shows to demonstrate your services. Before long, you’ll have a booming consulting !

Idea #2

If you’re crafty, you’ve got a ready source of income at your . There’s always a for handcrafted items - school craft fairs, bazaars, farmers , craft shows, or local craft malls. If you’re more technically savvy, consider sites like www.etsy.com, that allow you to set up an online store to sell your handmade wares. Etsy takes a small portion of the you earn, and in turn gives you an online store front, url, and photo hosting. They’re becoming quite popular in the at world, so if you’re considering selling online, give them a try.

Idea #3

Do you to shop? I thought so! However, believe it or not, there are women who don’t, or who are just too busy to shop for themselves. You can help them out by hiring yourself out as a shopper. List your services by the hour in your local paper, and you’ll have customers beating down your door - especially around the holidays! Customers will provide you with a list of their sizes and specifications, and you’ll do the , errand , or returning for them. Consider offering a return service after the holidays to really in on this busy season. No one likes to stand in line - but you can do it…for a price!

Idea #4

If you’ve got a and some basic , you can run your own eBay . Hundreds of at moms make a decent living off of eBay every year, selling thrift store clothing and other items. Raid yard , dime stores, and your local thrift store for inventory, and then start selling items at a markup. Before you know it , you’ll have a profitable eBay . You could also tie this in with idea # 2, and sell your craft items on eBay as well. There are many guides available for free on eBay, as well as elsewhere on the internet, explaining how to get started this type of lucrative .

There are four in-demand at ideas for moms. Now, what’s stopping you? Don’t delay. Get Started with your research today! Before you know it, you’ll be a full-fledged at mom!

Copyright (c) 2007 Rebekah Mack Bono

Rebekah Mack Bono is an in the at field, providing at ideas, , and resources through The Best Work at Home Resource website, which she owns. She is also author of , The Best At Resource Guide, which offers ideas for freelancers, stay-at- moms, or anyone looking to from , as well as .