- Fashion mavens are always looking for the next "in" thing. You can be on the cutting edge of this trend by offering handmade jewelry. Earrings, bracelets, necklaces and clips are just the tip of the iceberg. If you do not have experience making jewelry, do not fret; there are countless magazines and websites that offer supplies and instructions to get you started. Marketing your wares can be done through the Internet, craft shows or even in-home party demonstrations.
- An event planner takes care of the details for corporate functions. Coordinating attendance lists, choosing the event site, planning the decor and arranging food are just a few of the tasks an event planner handles. From trade shows with several thousand attendees to a reception for 20 VIPs at a product launch, businesses call on event planners. Strong communication and organizational skills are needed to run this business.
- Typing and listening skills are needed to start a medical transcription service business. Doctors and medical staff must keep accurate records of their interactions with patients. As their busy schedules do not leave much room for sitting at a computer to type up reports, they dictate their notes via telephone or other devices. With the infrastructure of the Internet, you can access the audio files, type the reports and send them to the medical staff from your home.
- Ideas for gift baskets are limited only by your imagination: from baby shower baskets, complete with rattles, blankets and soft spoons, to corporate gifts with fancy crackers, jellies and dried fruits. Running a gift basket business requires more space than other work-from-home businesses. A dedicated space, such as a spare room, will allow you to keep a neat inventory of supplies at the ready. With online sales and easy shipping opportunities, you can sell your baskets nationwide.
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