Perform some sort of labor over the internet and get paid - PEP BB commerce.sand.internet

Here are some revisions to my above entry.

I was trying to get away with not posting an image of my zoom tutoring since I work with minors, but I was able to snag an image of the call without the student visible.

As I mentioned above, I'm a math tutor. I currently have a couple of students who live in another state so we meet on video calls.

I prepared hundreds of dollars of herbal remedies for a renaissance fair. The fair flopped, so I ended up selling most things online through facebook. All I had to do was make a simple post advertisement. It was a great way to reduce my inventory and sell off what my family wouldn't use. I even had to make more of some things to meet demands!

I made a Naatural Medicine Badge Class for people who didn't live near me, and performed the class over zoom. So online.
I advertised it to local and long-distance folks. 14 people bought tickets. I got paid over $200, in VEMNO, PaylPal, checks and cash. But I attached a vemno screenshot.
Proof of the labor is recorded and uploaded to YouTube, which you can see here: XXX. I'm going to delete this link once this bb has been certified, since it is now paid-only content for my channel.

Signed up with branded surveys a little over a week ago and completed surveys on my smart phone.

Ash Jackson wrote:Perform some sort of labor over the internet and get paid at least $50.

To get certified for this BB, post the following:

A description of your labor

A picture of proof that the labor was done over the internet

A picture of proof it made you at least $50 (you can smudge the personal info, as long as it is identifiable as yours)

I did a rocket consultation for a rocket stove. I prepared content: images to refer to, design aspects to consider, use cases, existing designs I researched, a proposed design, etc.

I already have a part time job where I keep the books for my husband’s electrical company. I use quickbooks. It’s online. Does that count?

I think that if you can show that you get paid for that work, then yes, I'd count it.

My husband co-owns a small electrical business. I’ve worked with him for 3.5 years doing the books. It’s all online. I input invoices received, send bills to clients, take care of time cards and more.