My suggestion is to get practice with this low-paying general stuff first. CrowdSource might also have transcription work, I think. CrowdSurf was one of them, but they left. I think there are a couple of transcription companies that work through Amazon's Mechanical Turk as well. It's not all about fast typing and good grammar, although that does help immensely! However, their guidelines are kind of tricky, and there is a learning curve. I'm a fast typist as well, and am also grammatically correct most of the time. Make sure you read their guidelines carefully. You could also try CrowdSurf on Upwork if you want - they pay per transcription is low, but if you do a lot their bonuses seem to pay decently and even it out. I think somebody already mentioned the basics: Scribie, Rev.com, and 3PlayMedia. It has increased my efficiency immensely, and it is so much easier. I highly recommend investing in a foot pedal if you find that you enjoy this type of work. Also getting my feet wet doing transcription work. If anyone has any other suggestions for monetizing my typing speed with online work done from home, I'm open to suggestions to that too! The primary reason I'm pursuing transcription work is because I can consistently type 120+ WPM with high accuracy over long periods, so I've heard this could be a good use of this skill. Aside from other sites, any general tips appreciated! I've heard transcribeme's pay is particularly low per hour. I'm based in the United States and not bilingual. I started browsing this sub a couple weeks ago, and thought maybe you guys could help.ĭoes anyone have any alternatives for transcription in English. I was told that there are better alternatives for this kind of thing, but google has turned up a lot of blog spam and very little definitive. I've been looking to get started in transcription and wanted to get some practice in on some sites such as transcribeme to practice my skills before attempting anything freelance. R/mTurk - For discussion and sharing of mTurk tips and tricks, scam alerts, great value HITs etc. Has monthly rewards distributed by its mod. R/hitsworthturkingfor - Users post links to well paying/easy HITS on mturk. R/OnlineESLTeaching/ - A place to discuss the companies, practices and experience of teaching English as a Second Language to students online. R/UHRSwork - A place to talk about and discuss all things related to UHRS.
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