There's always been an opportunity for the stay-at-home worker in the writing market, however it's typically been a lot harder to access than simply logging-on.

There's always been an opportunity for the stay-at-home worker in the writing market, however it's typically been a lot harder to access than simply logging-on. However on-demand online work has the pay advantages not only to stay-at-home mothers, but anyone looking for extra money who has the ability to write well. IMO earning $8 an hour is certainly a better choice than taking a second job at a convenience store or somewhere when you're strapped for cash, especially if you have young children as day care and professional baby sitters can easily take $10 an hour, which sucks-out-loud when you're making that or less.