Applying for a job with little to no experience seems too good to be true -- but that is not always the case, even if it seems like it.

Although you will not find one universal tip that will make you plenty of money when applying for remote jobs, you can still find legitimate jobs that do not require plenty of experience. You must know this about them though -- these jobs are seen as unskilled work, so you will earn quite low amounts -- but you can always work your way up with more experience over time.

Data entry

The work of a data entry clerk is taking information from sources such as order forms, printed documents, or spreadsheets, and entering it into another digital document like a spreadsheet, computer program, or database. They can also handle error-checking tasks and information verification.

Numerous businesses may require the services of a data entry clerk, and they will only require you to have a high school diploma. They can also hire you on a freelance, part-time, or full-time basis. It also offers flexible working times, as data entry does not need to happen during business hours.

Copy editor/Proofreader

Proofreading and copy editing sound like the same job, but they are slightly different. They both need to ensure work is error-free before it goes for publishing, though copy editors can change written paragraphs for clarity, while proofreaders are the last set of eyes to read a publication before it goes online or is published.

Many companies that deal with plenty of written material can hire proofreaders or copywriters on a full or part-time basis, although you have opportunities to choose freelance work. To land these jobs, you will need to have a strong command of English grammar and spelling conventions, and many companies give prospective candidates skill tests before employing them. There are bonus points if you are familiar with the subject matter.

Customer service representative

In this job, you will provide customer support through email, chat, or phone, and help customers to solve their product or service issues. Most people looking for online jobs will look for this line of work, but you will need to be as picky as possible when selecting these jobs because they have little growth potential and have strict schedules.

The work is excellent for people who do not mind helping upset customers and plan to work in a quiet environment with few distractions. You can also opt for live chat or email support options, which will not require you to be in a quiet place. Regardless of the specific role, you do not require much experience in the job. 

Writer

A writer aims to create the text you read daily for both offline and online publications, and there are various working structures you can follow when taking up the job -- including working full-time and freelancing. 

To land these jobs, you will need a strong interest in writing and a willingness to read, as well as strong writing samples. If you deal with online writing, you will also need to know SEO (search engine optimization) practices, which you can easily pick up through online courses or resources.

There are various writer categories, including:

• Copywriting -- In this role, you produce short, written content to sell a brand, service, product, or idea. You might also write for websites, marketing tools, product packages, and social media posts. To enhance your chances, you should get bachelor's degrees in communications, writing, or marketing fields.
• Medical and technical writers -- these can simplify scientific and complex information for brochures and pamphlets, as well as educational resources, articles, and manuals. Due to the technical demands, you will need a bachelor's degree in journalism, communications, or English, as well as showing you are knowledgeable in the subject you plan to write in.
• Content writing -- Compared to copywriters, content writers will need to create longer publications, like articles based on primary research. The main goal is increasing awareness and information for different clients and companies.

In conclusion, you can find plenty of remote work that is real and pays you a decent amount for your time and labor. The key is to look for the jobs we have outlined to start if you are unsure of where to look, but they will allow you to make lower time commitments so they can work for you if you are not looking for an intense work project.