Get Paid to Organize Homes and Offices

Imagine having a rewarding career that lets you use your creativity to help people, homes and offices get organized.

As a professional organizer, you could earn a starting salary of $35 to $50 per hour or more, giving people ideas to help them get organized, or doing hands-on organizing yourself.

Here are just a few of the types of projects that professional organizers are needed for. Which ones can you imagine yourself doing?

• Controlling clutter
• Developing filing systems
• Space planning
• Storage design
• Time management
• Your organizational skills can help people find what they need and get things done on time without stress.

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Garage Sale Organizer

If the Professional Organizer Business sounds wonderful and you LOVE Garage Sales this could be the business for you.

A Garage Sale Organizer would take her Professional Organizer knowledge and put together a fabulous (and well organized) Garage / Yard sale.

There are tons of people out there that have tons of stuff in their house, but have no idea how to have a Garage Sale. This would be where you come in.

Your job will probably include, but not limited to, advertising the Garage Sale (signs, newspaper, flyers) help with pricing the items, organizing the items so that they are visible to the shoppers and possibly even haggle with the potential buyers and mark-down prices if necessary.

Weekends during the Spring and Summer months will probably be your busiest times.

• Becoming a Professional Organizer Start-Up Guide Kit - This kit contains all the necessary information and resources you need to successfully launch and grow your own professional organizing business.

So, after checking out the resources above you have decided to start a Professional Organizer Business. Wonderful!! Even though with this type of home business you don't need to have a Website... I feel the need to let you know what a mistake it would be to not have a website. There is nothing more professional than handing a business card to a potential client or customer and telling them they can get more information on your website. Customers LOVE this!! I don't know how many times I have left a meeting with a vendor and I forgot to ask a couple of questions.. no problem. I just take a peek at their website and I have all my answers. Or, I can just look on their website for their email and email the vendor my question.

Websites are no longer expensive or difficult to make. Take a peek at our "Free Online Guide to Building a Website" and at least consider the possibilities of having a website.