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• 9 Steps to Starting Your Freelance Web Design Business

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  FreelanceSwitch.com

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:00 am

  So, you want to be a freelance web designer? Ah, the glamor of it all. Your own boss, answering only to the call of your creative muse… get up, feel inspired, do some work, go for a walk, laugh knowingly with other freelancers who have also discovered The Secret of: high profile projects, the big bucks, expensive coffee, conferences in glamorous European cities, laughing at the corporate rats you’ve left behind… enjoying the high life that you so richly deserve. Hurrah! Or… welcome to a world of uncertainty, of irregular income, of blurred lines between work and home. Where,…

• Three Easy Tips to Help You Effectively Estimate Project Time

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  Laura Spencer

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:50 am

  Do you know how much time your next project will take? As a freelancer, you should at least have an idea. If you’re freelancing, you must be able to effectively estimate the time each of your projects will take. If you can’t do this you won’t know how much to charge for your work or how to best schedule your time. Estimating is one of the core freelancing skills, yet it is one that many freelancers struggle with. If you have trouble in this area, you’re not alone. In this post, I’ll give you three easy tips to help you improve your estimating skills. I’ll…

• What coworking can teach corporate offices

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  Jessica Stillman

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:03 am

  If you’re going to Austin this year for SXSW and you’re a fan of coworking, you might want to arrive a few days early to hit the Global Coworking Unconference Conference (formerly known as the Coworking Unconference) being held in the city on March 8. With a range of panels on starting and running a space, the all-day event is geared toward owners. But at least one discussion might be of interest not only to coworking entrepreneurs but also to forward-thinking managers as well. As more and more workers take up the promise of technology and get out of the office to work where and when it…

• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 26, 2012

  Freelance Writing Jobs | A Freelance Writing Community and Freelance Writing Jobs Resource

  Noemi Twigg

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  How’s everyone doing today? Thank you to all who joined the contest for the grammar book giveaway. We already have three winners, but don’t worry if you’re not one of them. We’ll be having more giveaways in the future. In the meantime, good luck with the jobs today! Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Tech/Business Writer (Anywhere) Marketing Content Writer (Houston/Austin/San Jose/Remote) Writer for Plastic Surgery Article (Downtown NY) Content/SEO Writer – Real Estate Marketing (NYC) Website Content Writer (Anywhere) Part-time Content Writer (Toronto/Remote)…

• Is Your Writing Career Missing This Single Most Crucial Element?

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  26 Jan 2012 | 6:10 am

  A guest post by Josh Sarz of Sagoyism I read a story a while back about a farmer who was sowing seeds by hand. He would bring his pouch of seeds, go out and start sowing. The farmer threw the seeds everywhere. At first, one would think that he is losing so much because he throws handfuls of seeds on the ground. To the extremely hungry, those seeds could make a decent meal. Why would he be throwing them away like that? But when you look at the big picture, the farmer really does lose handfuls of seeds, but in time he gains bounties more. I was reminded of this story when I was out fishing with…

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• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 26, 2012

  Noemi Twigg

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  How’s everyone doing today? Thank you to all who joined the contest for the grammar book giveaway. We already have three winners, but don’t worry if you’re not one of them. We’ll be having more giveaways in the future. In the meantime, good luck with the jobs today! Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Tech/Business Writer (Anywhere) Marketing Content Writer (Houston/Austin/San Jose/Remote) Writer for Plastic Surgery Article (Downtown NY) Content/SEO Writer – Real Estate Marketing (NYC) Website Content Writer (Anywhere) Part-time Content Writer (Toronto/Remote)…

• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 25, 2012

  Noemi Twigg

  25 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  Good morning, everyone! I hope you all had a good night’s rest and are ready to take on Hump Day. Here’s something to inspire you if you feel a little lacking in the knowledge department today. “Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” ~ Albert Einstein Here are your freelance writing jobs for today. Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Article Writer – Teen Girl Audience (NY) Website Content Writer (San Jose West) Blogging Jobs Freelance Beauty & Style Blogger (Various Cities Worldwide) Ghost…

• Funny English Signs - Courtesy of Typos, "Honest" Mistakes, and Careless Usage

  Noemi Twigg

  24 Jan 2012 | 6:30 am

  We all make mistakes. There really is nothing wrong with that as long as we can take constructive feedback. A little sense of humor and the ability to laugh at ourselves make everything better. Understandably, we might find it easier to chuckle when the mistake is not ours! Still, that does not mean that we should not make it a point to be open to admitting our mistakes and making sure they are corrected. All this talk about mistakes stems from the topic of today’s grammar post. I think it’s about time we have a little fun, and take a look at some funny English signs again. While…

• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 24, 2012

  Noemi Twigg

  24 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  Good morning! Have you guys joined the contest for the grammar book giveaway? You can tweet and comment once a day till tomorrow, so go ahead and do it if you haven’t already! Here are your freelance writing jobs for today. Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Writer for Automotive Review Website (Chicago) Web Content Writers (Dallas/Telecommute) Professional Content Writer (Greater Toronto Area) Web Writer (Torrance/Work from Home) Freelance Content Writers (Telecommute) Content Writers for Vodka Website (Anywhere) Article Writers (Phoenix) Blogging Jobs Blogger/Copywriter (Orange…

• Win a Copy of “37 Things to Know About Grammar” - We're Giving Away Three Copies!

  Noemi Twigg

  23 Jan 2012 | 6:30 am

  37 Things to Know About GrammarWe’ve got something special for you today! Do you remember the grammar book that we reviewed some time ago? It is titled “37 Things to Know About Grammar”, and it is a brilliant book in that it makes grammar fun. If you have memories of your grammar teacher acting like the a policeman without a sense of humor, you can forget about that. This book gives you some of the most important principles in English grammar without making you feel as if you were back in school. For writers who may need a quick reference, the book is a handy tool. For non-native…

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• Is Your Writing Career Missing This Single Most Crucial Element?

  guest

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:10 am

  A guest post by Josh Sarz of Sagoyism I read a story a while back about a farmer who was sowing seeds by hand. He would bring his pouch of seeds, go out and start sowing. The farmer threw the seeds everywhere. At first, one would think that he is losing so much because he throws handfuls of seeds on the ground. To the extremely hungry, those seeds could make a decent meal. Why would he be throwing them away like that? But when you look at the big picture, the farmer really does lose handfuls of seeds, but in time he gains bounties more. I was reminded of this story when I was out fishing with…

• Writing Secrets of Prolific Authors

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  23 Jan 2012 | 6:10 am

  A guest post by David Masters of inkably: tell better stories. Isaac Asimov, one of the big three science fiction writers of the twentieth century, published over 500 books including novels, short story collections and non fiction, making him one of the most prolific writers of all time. Asked by Writer’s Digest magazine for the secret to his prolific writing, Asimov said: “I guess I’m prolific because I have a simple and straightforward style.” ~Isaac Asimov (500 books) Could it really be that easy? Write clearly, in a conversational voice Writing clearly, in a simple and…

• Writers: How to Avoid Stagnation

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  20 Jan 2012 | 6:10 am

  A Guest Post by Meredith Resnick of The Writer’s [Inner] Journey When my kids were in middle school they got a lot of make-work for homework and classwork, stuff that kept them very busy but that steered them away from real creativity and by proxy, real learning.  This make-work gave the illusion that students were busy and oh so productive. Wrong. What they were really doing was chasing their tail—in other words: stagnating. Being busy, compulsively busy even with journaling and writing and revising does not always spell productivity. As far as I’m concerned it’s a form of…

• Writers – Have You Developed THIS Skill?

  Mary Jaksch

  17 Jan 2012 | 4:52 am

  By Mary Jaksch, Chief Editor of Write to Done These days, if you want to make it as a writer, you need to do more than just write well. It used to be enough, but … Before we all went digital, every writer’s dream was to be discovered by a publishing house. The publisher would then take care of editing, production, publicity, public relations, distribution – in fact, nearly everything, apart from the act of writing. Now, aspiring writers are free to publicize their stuff on blogs, in digital magazines, or in eBooks. They can control when and how their material is published,…

• The Pros and Cons of Comparing Yourself to Other Writers

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  13 Jan 2012 | 6:09 am

  A guest post by K.M. Weiland of Wordplay: Helping Writers Become Authors With the advent of writing communities on such networking sites as Twitter and Facebook and half a thousand forums and Nings, writers are perhaps more social and less solitary than at any time in our history. This brings its fair share of both benefits and drawbacks, since our easy access to other writers—both those who are striving to be published and those who have a dozen bestsellers under their belts—causes inevitable comparisons. Are we as good as they are? Are they as good as we are? Let’s explore what we can…

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• 10 Designs Inspired by Microsoft’s Metro UI

  Joel Falconer

  25 Jan 2012 | 7:09 pm

  Advertise here via BSA Since Microsoft first unveiled the Metro UI on Windows Phone 7, the rollout has been gradually taking place across every Microsoft product and website. It is the cornerstone of the Windows 8 interface and one of the most notable official uses of Metro UI available now is the excellent implementation on the Xbox 360 dashboard. The new design language has been a refreshing sign that Redmond cares about fixing its messy, bloated and ageing image, and the company is following through and executing. In the process, Metro has picked up a lot of fans in the design…

• Timeless Design, Ferrari

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  25 Jan 2012 | 12:10 pm

  Advertise here via BSA To begin with what I hope will end up being a mindful, thought-provoking article on the essence of timelessness in design, I felt it only fitting to start with what gave birth to this idea. As a designer and all around technology consultant, it’s my job to stay up-to-date with current trends and product offerings, which by its very nature is contradictory to the idea of timelessness. I’ve been grappling with this concept for over two years now. A lot of you that follow me on Twitter know that I’m an absolute nut about cars. Up until about 24 months ago my passion…

• Free Web UI Wireframe Kit

  Jeff Olson

  24 Jan 2012 | 5:00 am

  Advertise here via BSA Sometimes you don’t need to build interactive wireframes, or may not feel all that comfortable in Visio or OmniGraffle. I know there are times I just want to open up Photoshop and start laying things out. This web UI template kit is made completely with shape objects and in some cases converted into SmartObjects. So they’re totally scalable. There are no usage restrictions but if you find them helpful give us a shout. We love hearing from you! CLICK TO DOWNLOAD via

• Shape, Color, Content – The Language of Logos

  sara tack

  9 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  Advertise here via BSA Before you approve that new logo you’re considering, stop for a moment to consider how people perceive visual information. The content of your logo is third in the sequence of recognition, behind shape and color, because the brain takes more time to process language. Letterforms can be very powerful in creating content and meaning. The use of initials as an identifying mark has been around for centuries, since medieval kingdoms became economic enterprises. Letterforms are often abstracted to create clever symbols which act as metaphor for the core brand positioning.

• Starting a T-Shirt Line with No Money

  blakepoutra

  5 Jan 2012 | 10:25 am

  Advertise here via BSA I have to admit right up front that the title of this article is a bit of hyperbole. You might be quick to think that a t-shirt line that can be started without any money cannot possibly be a good one. It’s true that we could easily end this post in a few sentences by suggesting one of the many turnkey websites that sell one-off digital printing on every product imaginable. However, I am actually referring to starting a high quality screen printed t-shirt line without any money. Thanks to the internet…this is very possible. Tell Your Story One of the main…

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• Three Easy Tips to Help You Effectively Estimate Project Time

  Laura Spencer

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:50 am

  Do you know how much time your next project will take? As a freelancer, you should at least have an idea. If you’re freelancing, you must be able to effectively estimate the time each of your projects will take. If you can’t do this you won’t know how much to charge for your work or how to best schedule your time. Estimating is one of the core freelancing skills, yet it is one that many freelancers struggle with. If you have trouble in this area, you’re not alone. In this post, I’ll give you three easy tips to help you improve your estimating skills. I’ll…

• How to Deal with the Unique Challenges That Freelancers Face

  Laura Spencer

  25 Jan 2012 | 9:40 am

  Sure, everyone faces some challenges from time to time. But, due to the unique nature of freelancing perhaps freelancers are a bit more susceptible to some challenges than others. If you’re properly prepared, though, you can handle most freelancing challenges that come your way while minimizing your stress. In this post, I’ll outline some of the common challenges that freelancers face. I’ll also discuss how to handle those challenges that are most unique to freelancing. Types of Challenges There are basically three common types of challenges that freelancers face: Personal…

• Making Mondays Work for You

  Lexirodrigo

  23 Jan 2012 | 10:53 am

  Are you one of those people who always get the Monday Blues? Do you have to drag yourself out of bed? Do you feel sluggish and unmotivated all day Monday? And does every thing seem to go wrong on this day? The Monday blues are common. In fact, a study by the firm Mercer found that 35% of all sick leave is taken on a Monday. In another study, more than 25% of people surveyed said the thought of going back to work on Monday morning was enough to ruin their weekend. These studies were done among employees, and you’re a freelancer. But I’ll bet if you could take Mondays off, you…

• How to Set Personal Boundaries When You Work From Home

  Laura Spencer

  20 Jan 2012 | 10:41 am

  Do you crave a balance between your work and your personal life? Most freelancers do, but the challenges of working from home can sometimes make life/work balance seem unattainable. You may feel like you are constantly being pulled towards both family and work commitments–a bit like being in the middle of a tug-of-war. One answer that can help you achieve better balance between your work and personal life is boundaries. In this post, I’ll explain how boundaries help freelancers. I’ll also list some of the areas where you should consider establishing boundaries in your own…

• How to Find and Apply Vision to Your Freelancing Business

  Lexirodrigo

  18 Jan 2012 | 10:49 am

  Fortune 500 companies, non-profits and other “serious” businesses have them. Should your freelancing business have one too? A vision, that is. A vision is simply a statement (several paragraphs, actually) of where you’d like your business to be in the next x number of years. Apparently, a vision is really good for any business, including yours. The Benefits of Having a Vision A vision helps you plan ahead. It provides a compass with which you can direct your freelancing business. Without a vision, you wouldn’t have anything to guide you in making decisions. Outside…

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• How to build a powerful and profitable mailing list

  Pamela

  17 Jan 2012 | 2:27 pm

  If you have studied small business marketing, you may have heard the frequent cheer “The money is in The List!” And indeed, creating a strong email marketing list is a powerful foundation for any business, online or offline. In this video, I give you a few things to think about as you are establishing your mailing list, as well as a cardinal sin to avoid. To view this directly on YouTube, go here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4xEkc0qEbg More marketing tips coming! At the end of this month, I am going to be opening a new section of Power Boost Marketing for enrollment. Power…

• Bigger goals mean more resistance – don’t back down!

  Pamela

  12 Jan 2012 | 2:19 pm

  Happy 2012! If you followed my planning videos in December, you may have defined some nice juicy goals for yourself this year. And as you have started to execute those plans, you may have already faced some challenges and resistance from your market. My best advice? Don’t back down. Here’s why:  (Direct link to YouTube here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY-BbkxIkGQ) Bigger Fish! Pescadotes!

• What it looks like to walk in the direction of your goals – or not

  Pamela

  11 Jan 2012 | 10:59 am

  I came across a funny and realistic video yesterday on Facebook by Sonja Alarr, a wildly creative life coach who captures what happens when you want to move towards your goals, but find yourself running in the other direction. (Watch on Vimeo at this direct link: http://vimeo.com/20876606 This was her first video, and I think you will agree with me that she knocked it out of the park. See what happens when you feel the fear and do it anyway? Her tips for getting unstuck and moving toward your goals: Give yourself a hard deadline Get a great teacher Find time to practice Get friends to help…

• How to step clearly and powerfully into the new year

  Pamela

  3 Jan 2012 | 5:24 pm

  All this new year talk can get overwhelming, can’t it? Between plans, resolutions and goals, it is easy to get frustrated before the first week of January is over. Let’s step back from the pressure of big goals and talk about some practices that will anchor productive behaviors, the key to consistent progress throughout the year. Take a few minutes to jot down responses to these four questions: Question 1: What thought am I going lead with as I take my first step out of bed? My husband often shares a teaching from his grandfather, who was a very wise person and a medicine man. His…

• Check out the wonderful things my clients shipped in 2011!

  Pamela

  31 Dec 2011 | 7:46 am

  On this last day of 2011, as we prepare for a rocking 2012, I am tremendously proud to celebrate and share the people I have been lucky enough to work with this year. Clients came from individual coaching  and programs and classes. While I served over 400 people, given the nature of my work, many of my corporate employee clients wisely choose to NOT publicize their affiliation with “The Escape from Cubicle Nation Lady.” To those of you in this category, I am so proud of the work you are doing, and celebrate your accomplishments with a quiet fist pump in the air.  Working the…

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• Does Facebook Timeline Make Sense For You?

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:00 am

  I have yet to adopt the new Facebook Timeline interface. I don’t want to. I’m comfortable with using Facebook the way it is, thank-you-very-much. When I found this post on mashable about how to revert back to Facebook classic, I knew I wasn’t alone in wishing some things would just stay the same. I know I probably sound like a curmudgeon to you, but honestly, when things I use on a constant basis—like Facebook—go through an “upgrade” it’s all I can do to not pout. They say they are making their product more user friendly, but all change has a learning curve. I’m a busy…

• Interview with Freelance Marketer Danny Iny

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  Want to boost your profile? Add additional income streams to your freelancing business? Release your own self published book? It’s time to have a chat with author and freelance marketer Danny Iny. He quit school at the age of fifteen to start his first freelance web design business. The only problem with it was that it didn’t work. He then tried several other businesses, continually pushing himself. A lot of hard work and devotion paid off. Soon he saw himself guest lecturing at the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University, making a good income from his blog Firepole…

• Make Time for YOU – Part Two

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  26 Jan 2012 | 10:00 am

  It’s the beginning of the year and things are slow. You are hustling to get work and the work that comes your way you don’t feel you can turn down. By the time summer rolls around, you have been working your butt off and let things—like life outside of your office—go by the wayside. Having a life outside of your job is incredibly important. Spending time with your family and friends, as well as making time for your hobbies keep you grounded, energized, and overall happy. I really loved the ideas these entrepreneurs shared with Inc.com on how to get a life outside of your job. Here are…

• 9 Steps to Starting Your Freelance Web Design Business

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:00 am

  So, you want to be a freelance web designer? Ah, the glamor of it all. Your own boss, answering only to the call of your creative muse… get up, feel inspired, do some work, go for a walk, laugh knowingly with other freelancers who have also discovered The Secret of: high profile projects, the big bucks, expensive coffee, conferences in glamorous European cities, laughing at the corporate rats you’ve left behind… enjoying the high life that you so richly deserve. Hurrah! Or… welcome to a world of uncertainty, of irregular income, of blurred lines between work and home. Where,…

• 5 Pros and Cons of Freelance Job Marketplaces

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  26 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  Online job marketplaces are billion dollar businesses today, ducking the recent recession and expanding at a tremendous rate. No wonder then that more and more sites open up every day catering to a small niche of freelancers. The two biggest general online job marketplaces are Elance and oDesk, but there are many smaller ones which are specialized, offering differentiated options for freelancer. These marketplaces have potential to add value at every stage of a freelancer’s career. While online job marketplaces are a current trend worthy of your attention, you should consider the pros…

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• What coworking can teach corporate offices

  Jessica Stillman

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:03 am

  If you’re going to Austin this year for SXSW and you’re a fan of coworking, you might want to arrive a few days early to hit the Global Coworking Unconference Conference (formerly known as the Coworking Unconference) being held in the city on March 8. With a range of panels on starting and running a space, the all-day event is geared toward owners. But at least one discussion might be of interest not only to coworking entrepreneurs but also to forward-thinking managers as well. As more and more workers take up the promise of technology and get out of the office to work where and when it…

• Nope, independent work isn’t behind rising inequality, says expert

  Jessica Stillman

  26 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am

  Last week we highlighted a piece in Canadian magazine Maclean’s that explored the question of whether the rise of independent work was contributing to rising income inequality. And while I argued that it was pretty hard to see how independent work rather than government policy and the globalization of the evolution of tech was the root cause of increasing inequality, the post closed by pondering whether the growing number of independent workers was in some way contributing to the widening gap between the haves and have-nots once the process was under way. I didn’t have any solid data to…

• Sponsor post: Brocade: the world leader in Ethernet fabrics

  Edit Staff

  26 Jan 2012 | 7:58 am

  Our self-forming Ethernet fabrics allow you to deploy new switches, migrate virtual machines, and reconfigure your network as your business needs demand, without a moment of interruption. It’s an automated, on-demand network designed for today’s high-bandwidth applications. And perhaps, best of all, it’s here today. More than 85 percent of our deployed Ethernet fabrics are in production — a benchmark no other networking vendor can touch.  

• WikiOrgCharts crowdsources company relationships

  Terri Griffith

  25 Jan 2012 | 8:28 pm

  Open innovation and partnership organizational strategies have blurred work boundaries and sharpened our need to understand who does what in a given company. WikiOrgCharts helps bring that information into focus. The cloud-based tool uses the power of crowdsourcing to populate org charts. More than fodder for headhunters, public org charts have become increasingly useful as more of our work is done in tight connection with associates outside of our organizations. And it can’t hurt to know who’s in charge of what while working on a personal job search. WikiOrgCharts CEO Farhan…

• One in three coworking space owners plan to expand in 2012

  Jessica Stillman

  25 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am

  When Deskmag presented the results of its second annual coworking survey at the Coworking Europe Conference in November, we brought you the initial findings, promising more details as they were released. Recently, Deskmag published further details. What did the new data reveal? As Steve King of Emergent Research recently told WebWorkerDaily, coworking, it appears, is exiting its infancy and moving into a more business-savvy second phase with fresh faces outside the original, typical community-minded founders taking an interest in collaborative work spaces. And coworking space owners have…

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• Freelancers' Questions: Is freelance income before self-employment OK?

  28 Jan 2012 | 12:18 am

  Expert tips for a freelancer who sat on self-employed income before registering.

• Pushing the limits of what's protectable in an image

  26 Jan 2012 | 3:59 am

  Judges have granted a very wide copyright protection to one claimant - expert.

• Freelancers' Questions: How to handle unauthorised use of photos?

  25 Jan 2012 | 10:41 am

  Legal tips for freelancers whose pictures are being used without their permission.

• Freelancers' Questions: Which accounting year is best?

  24 Jan 2012 | 2:21 am

  Expert helps a would-be sole trader stuck on which accounting date to choose.

• Top tips for your looming tax return

  23 Jan 2012 | 3:48 am

  Final considerations for self-employed people who want to avoid hefty penalties.

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• Working At Home As A Customer Service Agent

  FV

  16 Jan 2012 | 9:03 am

  Customer Service Work New York Times specifies that customer service work at home job opportunities have increasing in United States. Customer service jobs also called call center jobs require employing agents in work at home customer service jobs. The main advantage of this type of work is that it provides income to stay-at-home parents and physically challenged people. Customer service work at jobs ranges…

• JOB OFFER – Proofreader to Work From Home

  FV

  26 Dec 2011 | 9:56 am

  Work At Home Proofreader ——— Company——— If you’re not familiar with Avvo, we are a website that matches people with doctors and lawyers, as well as educates people about legal and health issues. Avvo receives over 2 million visits per month and has been featured on Good Morning America, ABC News, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and more. ——— The Job——— We are…

• JOB OFFER – Vietnamese Medical Interpreters Needed! (Work From Home)

  FV

  21 Dec 2011 | 8:38 am

  Freelance Job Offer Prominent language company seeking bilingual candidates to provide over the phone interpretation service for medical/social service requests. Help non-English speakers communicate with their medical providers. Phone interpretations are done from the comfort of your own home or personal office. Details: All our interpreters are independent contractors (freelance work) Interpreters have full control over his/her hours of availability, day and night We are…

• FREE Complimentary Ebook – PC Security Guide – Limited Time Offer

  FV

  4 Dec 2011 | 1:03 am

  This is a limited offer that expires 12/6/2011. Get your copy today! TITLE:  PC Security Guide: Best Practices for Safe, Secure Computing on the Web DESCRIPTION:  Each of us is now faced with the daunting task of protecting ourselves and our families in the virtual worlds we travel. To make the job a bit easier, the editors of the Windows Secrets Newsletter…

• One Dollar Domain Deal is Back! December 2011 Godaddy Coupon Code

  FV

  2 Dec 2011 | 1:25 pm

  GoDaddy Coupon Code GoDaddy.com is once again offering domains for only $1. The total cost after the ICANN fees will be at least $1.18.  This offer usually doesn’t last long because it’s too good! Because of the time sensitivity and demand for this savings, we suggest you take advantage of this Godaddy coupon code offer right now. Just use the following promo code:  GETFIT Enjoy…

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• Damn Fine Words Writing Contest: The Winners!

  James

  22 Jan 2012 | 10:53 am

  Today we’re announcing the winners of the Damn Fine Words writing contest… but boy, was it EVER tough to choose just two submissions. 25 people fought hard to win a chance to get into the Damn Fine Words writing course and learn effective techniques that would change their life. Some posts were straightforward. Some were thoughtful. Some touched our hearts. It wasn’t an easy choice. But after great deliberation and many discussions, the judges and I narrowed the many submissions down to two lucky winners. Lynn Hess and Rena Tucker, you’ve each won a free membership to…

• How Achieving Your Goals Kills Your Motivation

  Agent X

  19 Jan 2012 | 12:00 am

  Heard you need constant improvement to become a master? Heard you need those 10,000 hours of practice? It’s hogwash. A goal of ‘constant improvement’ won’t lead to success. I learned this when I signed up for Damn Fine Words, James Chartrand’s writing course. Signing up excited me. I was excited because I was taking action towards my goal of ‘constant skill improvement’ so I could further build my business. The first half of the course taught me a lot. This was the most valuable part – a complete writing system, an approach that could be used to take any…

• How to Find Time to Write: A Casual Conversation with Laura Vanderkam

  James

  17 Jan 2012 | 12:00 am

  You’re invited to a very exclusive event. How to find the time to write. That’s one of the biggest complaints I hear from busy businesspeople, freelancers and entrepreneurs. (Even writers complain they can’t find the time to write!) There aren’t enough hours in a day. There’s so much going on. You’re barely keeping up. You’re just trying to stay afloat and get through the day. It’s overwhelming. You have too much work. Too many obligations. Too much to do. Time to write? Forget it! But you need to find the time to write. Writing is integral to…

• Do You Have Useless Website Content?

  James

  16 Jan 2012 | 12:00 am

  Your website content may be utterly useless. Sure, it’s interesting. It’s often funny. It’s accurate and informative. But it’s probably repetitive. Your website content most likely repeats several sentences throughout your site. Worse, it might even repeat sentences on the same page. Your customer only needs to be told once that you’re a green company, or a hot copywriter, or that you specialize in lawyer-oriented websites. Every word should contribute to convincing your client and telling him something new. Otherwise, you risk frustrating your reader. You don’t want to bore him…

• How to Stop Writing Boring Blog Posts

  Agent X

  13 Jan 2012 | 12:00 am

  It’s been done tens of millions of time: a blog post is written. Someone has an idea to share with the world. Someone has a beef and they want to rant. Someone writes an inspiring poem. Because of the glut of so many posts, blog posts have become boring. When I scroll through my reader, my eyes glaze over. I long for something exciting. Something different. Something that makes me reach to comment, that makes me laugh out loud. I’m looking for those killer blog posts. I know they exist. Start with Better Titles Only 20% of people ever click on your title, and competition for readers’…

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• Hundreds mourn New Canaan man killed in fire - Ct Post

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:03 pm

  Hundreds mourn New Canaan man killed in fireCt PostPhoto: Dru Nadler / Stamford Advocate Freelance Steven Johnson ( on right with white hair ) helps to carry the funeral urn out of St. Aloysius Church in New Canaan, Conn. on Friday January 27, 2102 after a mass for his son Kevin Johnson, the New Canaan and more »

• Warde girls win fifth straight, knocking off Staples - Westport-News

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:44 pm

  Warde girls win fifth straight, knocking off StaplesWestport-NewsPhoto: Shelley Cryan / Shelley Cryan freelance; freelance for the Connecticut Post Warde coach Dave Danko instructs during a time out as Fairfield Warde High School hosts Staples High School in varsity girls basketball in Fairfield, CT on Friday, Jan.and more »

• Freelancers' Questions: Is freelance income before self-employment OK? - Freelance UK

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:50 am

  Freelancers' Questions: Is freelance income before self-employment OK?Freelance UKFreelancer's Question: I 'm about to register for self-assessment & NICs after receiving a couple of cheques from stock image websites that I've been uploading work to over the past couple of years. So, these earnings will probably go into my bank

• Freelance Junior Designer - Bizcommunity.com

  27 Jan 2012 | 2:40 am

  Freelance Junior DesignerBizcommunity.comAre you a junior all round designer looking for freelance work? Are you reliable and someone who cares about the details and the deadline? We are a small design studio producing corporate design, book design, layout and artwork and websites.and more »

• Freelancer is fatigued - News Sentinel

  26 Jan 2012 | 10:15 am

  Freelancer is fatiguedNews SentinelI lost my job the year before and I have been freelancing ever since. Income has been incredibly low, and I feel like I'm barely scraping by. Now I am feeling tired all the time. I wake up tired and go to sleep tired. I try to keep a good face on my

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• The Simple Blueprint to Getting Started (Plus, 7 Ways to Consistently Make Good Choices)

  James Clear

  24 Jan 2012 | 1:06 pm

  There is a way for you to earn more money without working too hard or getting incredibly lucky. Would you like to know what it is? It can be summed up in three simple words: be more consistent. How do you do that? Keep reading and I’ll tell you. How to be more consistent The secret to earning money is not luck or intelligence or creativity — it’s consistency. The people who are the most successful are the most consistent. This is true whether we are talking about money or sports or art or anything in between. You must show up each day, do the best work you can, and then do the…

• This is Your Year

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  5 Jan 2012 | 3:14 pm

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• How to Make $30,000 in 30 Days (And Why You Don’t Need a Unique Idea to Make Good Money)

  Benny Hsu

  12 Dec 2011 | 6:35 am

  Here’s a quick question for you… What’s a huge obstacle that prevents most people from earning more money? The answer… Coming up with a good idea. We often never start projects that could make us money because we want a “perfect” idea. We think that our idea needs to be unique. Or we think that our idea can’t be any good because someone else has already done it. Don’t get me wrong, it can be hard to think of an idea that will make more money. But if you think that your idea needs to be new or unique, I’m going to prove that mindset completely…

• Are You Giving Your Best Effort or Your Best Excuse?

  James Clear

  30 Nov 2011 | 9:39 am

  I know what prevents most people from achieving the success they want. But before I tell you, I want you to do one thing right now. Don’t worry. Nobody around you knows that you’re reading this. You don’t have to worry about “measuring up” to someone’s expectations. This is just between you and your mind. All I want you to do is be honest with yourself — truly honest — and answer this question: “Am I giving my best effort?” Your best. Not good. Not even great. But the absolute best that you can do. I’ll be honest with you. Most…

• 8 Ways to Make Money With a Blog (And the Major Mistake You Should Avoid)

  Danny Iny

  22 Nov 2011 | 10:09 am

  Figuring out how to make money with a blog is hard. There are a few reasons for that. The first reason is that, if you have to figure it out, then you’ve never done it before, and there’s a lot of information that you don’t have. The second reason is that there really isn’t one right answer — even though there are a lot of wrong ones! But the third reason is the real clincher: if you pay careful attention to everything that successful, money–making blogs are doing, you will probably get the wrong idea. Here’s what I mean… So many revenue opportunities If you carefully survey…

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• Chick of the Day: Evelyn Lozada

  Stephen Kersey

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:35 pm

  VH1’s Basketball Wives star Evelyn Lozada has taken over Maxim Digital in an ultra sexy photo shoot for the #1 Men’s Mag. This Puerto Rican beauty had an opportunity to dish on her guilty pleasures, how a Louboutin shoe almost delayed her flight and why she calls her AFC champion fiancé Chad Ochocinco “Poopsicle”! “I was so thrilled and honored to shoot with Maxim magazine! This was one of the most professional and best shoots I’ve ever had and it was truly exhilarating!” “Evelyn Lozada is turning out to become one of the hottest reality stars on the scene and everyone is…

• Fox Morning Show Co-Anchor Greg Kelly Accused of Rape

  Kori Ellis

  26 Jan 2012 | 4:46 pm

  Greg Kelly, the co-host of FOX’s “Good Day New York” and the son of Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, has been accused of rape. Not only does the 30-year-old paralegal claim the sexual assault occurred, she also says that she got pregnant and subsequently had an abortion as a result of the attack. The Manhattan district attorney’s office is investigating the allegation, and Kelly has not been charged with any crime as of yet. However, he has “strenuously” denied the charge through his lawyer. The alleged rape occurred back on Oct 8 when the two allegedly met on…

• Pat Sajak & Vanna White Hosted “Wheel of Fortune” Drunk

  Kori Ellis

  26 Jan 2012 | 4:37 pm

  In a recent interview, Pat Sajak revealed that back in the day he and his co-host Vanna White would sometimes host the show while drunk. “Vanna and I would go across and have two or three or six [margaritas] and then come and do the last shows and have trouble recognizing the alphabet. They’re really great tapes to get a hold of,” Sajak said. Post from: EveryJoe

• Rihanna Gets a “Thug Life” Tattoo

  Kori Ellis

  26 Jan 2012 | 4:29 pm

  Rihanna showed off her new tattoo on Twitter yesterday. It reads “Thug Life” across her knuckles in pale pink ink. I’m sure Tupac is rolling over in his grave (if he’s really dead). The tattoo looks ridiculous on her, but at least you can barely see it. Also, she needs to work on her camera angles. Look at that forehead fivehead sixhead! Post from: EveryJoe

• Could Facebook Shut Down Over SOPA & PIPA?

  Kori Ellis

  17 Jan 2012 | 1:30 pm

  If you are like many people, you are reading a lot about SOPA and PIPA right now. To get the lowdown, check out this post about how SOPA/PIPA can affect you. Also, watch this video about understanding SOPA and PIPA, and find out if Facebook could actually shut down. Though Wikipedia is going dark over SOPA/PIPA tomorrow. Many companies actually support SOPA, from ABC to Visa. Allison Boyer of BlogWorld has a good piece about Why SOPA Scares the You-Know-What Out of Me that talks about a lot of worrisome loopholes. You should also read this article from Daily Kos about the repeated blows SOPA…

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• Pen Names: Should You Use Them?

  angela.booth

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:02 pm

  I’ve had several questions about pen names, so let’s look at whether and when you should consider using a pen name. Your own name is valuable — it’s your brand If you’re starting out as a writer, spend some time … Continue reading →

• Writing Services: Why Aren’t You Blogging for Your Clients?

  angela.booth

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:01 pm

  Over the past several weeks, I’ve been helping coaching students to organize their writing plans for 2012. Here’s what struck me: while most included blogging in their plans, NO ONE planned to blog for clients. And yet… Blogging for clients … Continue reading →

• Love Your Competitors: You Can’t Survive Without Them (Ezine)

  angela.booth

  23 Jan 2012 | 4:53 pm

  This week in Fab Freelance Writing Ezine, we talk about why you should LOVE your competition. Here’s an excerpt from the Editorial: Love your competitors — they’re the key to a great income, because they grow your market Writers tend … Continue reading →

• Freelance Writing Lessons From Walt Disney

  angela.booth

  22 Jan 2012 | 3:37 pm

  “All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them” — Walt Disney. Here we are at the start of another writing week. Let’s make it a wonderful one, with some help from Walt Disney. I … Continue reading →

• iBooks Author Insanity: Avoid the App, or Be Owned

  angela.booth

  20 Jan 2012 | 1:52 pm

  I was SO excited when Apple released iBooks Author. I love Apple — or at least I DID love Apple. I’m disgusted now. What the — ??!! Apparently the iBook Author’s EULA (End User License Agreement) is a real doozy. … Continue reading →

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• About Author Bashing

  Monica Valentinelli

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:23 am

  A few people commented about a crack I made in the pragmatic dos and don’ts for writers I posted yesterday. Specifically, I mentioned how authors “show” a face online as part of their persona or marketing tactics. Yes, there are authors (who shall remain nameless) who criticize or comment about other people’s work, etc. in a negative fashion to garner attention. This is different than pointing out an inaccuracy or thinking critically. Even then, sometimes that’s open to interpretation. No, I am *not* naming names or citing examples. Some of these folks are simply…

• Haunted Wins Reader’s Favorite Award

  Monica Valentinelli

  26 Jan 2012 | 4:30 pm

  Who willingly walks into a haunted house? Our readers do! Since we launched Haunted: 11 Tales of Ghostly Horror in October we’ve received some excellent reviews and recently we won an award for the anthology. Here is a quick recap of some of the comments we’ve had from readers: Dave at Hellnotes.com says: Ghost hunting isn’t something that most people think of as a career, but there are people out there who solicit these types of services legitimately. They’re not just the stuff of horror fiction and films any longer, as attested by ghost hunter Jaeson K. Jrakman in his…

• Pragmatic Dos and Don’ts for Writers

  Monica Valentinelli

  26 Jan 2012 | 11:01 am

  One of the things that is *very* confusing for new writers is how to peel off another author’s persona or (as I like to call it) marketing bling. There is the author, there is their work, and then there is the face they show to the world. That character or aspect is specifically engineered to get attention in a very competitive market and many writers utilize advice for newbies to do just that. Others attack or criticize one another to get that visibility. Regardless of your thoughts? That’s them, you’re you, and this is me. There isn’t one approach that’s better…

• New Jewelry Designs

  Monica Valentinelli

  25 Jan 2012 | 11:06 am

  I took some pictures this morning of the jewelry I’ve been designing and creating. Some of these are based on patterns; others I came up with on the fly. This first picture is based on the popular wrap-around bracelets that you see. Since gold is becoming more popular, I wanted to expand my closet to include the color. It’s not cheap as a raw material and I have metal allergies, so I turned to beads. This first one is my second wrap bracelet I created after taking a class at Fat Cat Beads. I’m really digging chainmaille. This creation uses aluminum and rubber rings and was…

• Sigh. Why Edit Old Books and Revise Slavery?

  Monica Valentinelli

  24 Jan 2012 | 11:30 am

  If you read my blog, you know that I tend to explore both sides of an issue before making a decision. There are a few things, though, that I am firmly against. There is a definitive phrase that is drawing my ire and it is called historical revisionism. From rewriting Mark Twain to the current recommendation to remove slavery from history books, there is no shortage of desired changes. Critics who’ve come out against such revisions are purported to cause controversy as if rewriting textbooks to avoid mentioning awful acts in human history was a rational thought in the first place.

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• Damn Fine Words Writing Contest: The Winners!

  James

  22 Jan 2012 | 10:53 am

  Today we’re announcing the winners of the Damn Fine Words writing contest… but boy, was it EVER tough to choose just two submissions. 25 people fought hard to win a chance to get into the Damn Fine Words writing course and learn effective techniques that would change their life. Some posts were straightforward. Some were thoughtful. Some touched our hearts. It wasn’t an easy choice. But after great deliberation and many discussions, the judges and I narrowed the many submissions down to two lucky winners. Lynn Hess and Rena Tucker, you’ve each won a free membership to…

• How Achieving Your Goals Kills Your Motivation

  Agent X

  19 Jan 2012 | 12:00 am

  Heard you need constant improvement to become a master? Heard you need those 10,000 hours of practice? It’s hogwash. A goal of ‘constant improvement’ won’t lead to success. I learned this when I signed up for Damn Fine Words, James Chartrand’s writing course. Signing up excited me. I was excited because I was taking action towards my goal of ‘constant skill improvement’ so I could further build my business. The first half of the course taught me a lot. This was the most valuable part – a complete writing system, an approach that could be used to take any…

• How to Find Time to Write: A Casual Conversation with Laura Vanderkam

  James

  17 Jan 2012 | 12:00 am

  You’re invited to a very exclusive event. How to find the time to write. That’s one of the biggest complaints I hear from busy businesspeople, freelancers and entrepreneurs. (Even writers complain they can’t find the time to write!) There aren’t enough hours in a day. There’s so much going on. You’re barely keeping up. You’re just trying to stay afloat and get through the day. It’s overwhelming. You have too much work. Too many obligations. Too much to do. Time to write? Forget it! But you need to find the time to write. Writing is integral to…

• Do You Have Useless Website Content?

  James

  16 Jan 2012 | 12:00 am

  Your website content may be utterly useless. Sure, it’s interesting. It’s often funny. It’s accurate and informative. But it’s probably repetitive. Your website content most likely repeats several sentences throughout your site. Worse, it might even repeat sentences on the same page. Your customer only needs to be told once that you’re a green company, or a hot copywriter, or that you specialize in lawyer-oriented websites. Every word should contribute to convincing your client and telling him something new. Otherwise, you risk frustrating your reader. You don’t want to bore him…

• How to Stop Writing Boring Blog Posts

  Agent X

  13 Jan 2012 | 12:00 am

  It’s been done tens of millions of time: a blog post is written. Someone has an idea to share with the world. Someone has a beef and they want to rant. Someone writes an inspiring poem. Because of the glut of so many posts, blog posts have become boring. When I scroll through my reader, my eyes glaze over. I long for something exciting. Something different. Something that makes me reach to comment, that makes me laugh out loud. I’m looking for those killer blog posts. I know they exist. Start with Better Titles Only 20% of people ever click on your title, and competition for readers’…

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• Freelance Programming - Work from Home Opportunity - JH Love

  unknown

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:55 am

  Are you a wiz at the webmaster game? Do you know the ins and outs of ASP, PHP, Java or CSS? Do you love writing code? Then you have a very marketable skill that can help you earn money - and you can work from home.

• Freelance Web Content Writing Work opportunities On the internet ...

  alan

  28 Jan 2012 | 4:53 am

  freelance web content writing work opportunities on the internet disconcerting secrets to succeed the highest taker. Do you need free lance article writing careers online For some firsttimers, theyre going to typically start out free lance internet

• Freelance sperm donor comes under FDA investigation | The Raw ...

  Agence France-Presse

  27 Jan 2012 | 6:23 pm

  WASHINGTON — A California man who donates his sperm for free to couples who want to have a baby is being investigated by US regulators but insists he will continue his efforts as a matter of goodwill. Trent Arsenault, 36

• Maine signs with Red Sox - Sports and stuff

  Steve DeShazo

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:28 pm

  To contact the Free Lance–Star please use the following numbers: Main Switchboard: 540-374-5000, Advertising: 540-374-5460, Classifieds: 540-374-5001, Subscriber Services: 540-374-5002, Toll-free:800-877-0500

• Three Easy Tips to Help You Effectively Estimate ... - Freelance Folder

  Laura Spencer

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:50 am

  Do you know how much time your next project will take? As a freelancer, you should at least have an idea. If you're freelancing, you must be able to.

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• Online Publications Manager - $30k + bonus - Journatic - Remote

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:34 pm

  as part of a team of writers and editors to produce... lead generators, on-the-ground specialists, freelance editors and writers and be responsible for working... From JournalismJobs.com - 28 Jan 2012 02:34:28 GMT - View all Remote jobs

• Freelance Writer - Elance - United States

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:07 pm

  We seek 2-4 experienced and professional freelance writers for several ongoing writing projects. Topics... hoarding problems, etc. * News items of the above... From Elance - 28 Jan 2012 02:07:15 GMT - View all jobs

• Editorial Director - MTV World - New York, NY

  27 Jan 2012 | 6:11 am

  with and managing writers, bloggers, and... base across USA and global music, entertainment, news, politics, culture, and travel • Proven ability to... From Mandy.com - 27 Jan 2012 12:11:33 GMT - View all New York jobs

• Project Manager - Corporate Communications - Cox Enterprises - Atlanta, GA

  25 Jan 2012 | 2:45 pm

  e-newsletters and HR benefits news, along with some... contractors, including but not limited to freelance writers, printers, designers, translation services and... From Cox Enterprises - 25 Jan 2012 20:45:04 GMT - View all Atlanta jobs

• Senior Writer, Duke University Development Office - Duke University Development Office - North Carolina

  25 Jan 2012 | 2:53 am

  proposals, web content, news releases, video scripts... collaborates effectively with editors, freelance writers, designers, development officers, and university... From Chronicle of Higher Education - 25 Jan 2012 08:53:13 GMT - View all jobs

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• Contract Javascript/HTML5 Game developer with mobile and video experience - TBA - (San Francisco CA or Remote) - Freelance

  27 Jan 2012 | 5:14 pm

  $good day rate for right candidate$ Developer needed to build a prototype for a web-based app that loads photographic sprite sheets and swaps out frames to canvas based on touch gestures, simulatin...

• Request for Proposals: Front End Web Development Services - Metro (Los Angeles) - (Los Angeles, CA) - Freelance

  23 Jan 2012 | 2:22 pm

  Metro Communications is seeking proposals for Front End Web Development Services to help migrate our current websites/systems offsite. The qualified contractor will work on a project basis to assist M...

• Contract Joomla Developer - GavickPro - (Poland, online) - Freelance

  22 Jan 2012 | 11:16 am

  Ambitious, creative and well-skilled? You are the one we are looking for! GavickPro is a Joomla! Development Studio with a registered office in Poland looking for experienced and self-motivated web...

• Part Time Web Designers! Join our Boutique Creative Agency. - North Street - (New York, NY) - Freelance

  20 Jan 2012 | 3:42 pm

  North Street, a small but mighty Manhattan-based creative boutique, is seeking a part-time web designer interested in working on-site in our Lower Manhattan offices three to four days per week. We're ...

• Interactive Flash Animator/Coder - WDG - (Los Angeles, CA) - Freelance

  16 Jan 2012 | 4:26 pm

  In a nutshell: A talented and self-motivated problem solver who pushes the boundaries of online experiences, developing technical and creative solutions through research and experimentation. We are...

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• Capital IQ Wants 20 Free Hours of Your Time, Freelancer

  23 Jan 2012 | 3:53 am

  This company is hiring again! They just went through a round of hiring around October or November, and I speculate it's because the quality of freelancer you get when you require an investment of 20 free hours can best be described as "desperate." And desperate freelancers aren't good freelancers....Read Full Post

• SOPA, PIPA, and What It Means for Freelance Writers and Bloggers

  18 Jan 2012 | 12:52 pm

  This is a guest post by a friend and colleague, Edward Shepherd, who I've known virtually for quite a while, and who is a reader and contributor here at About.com Freelance Writing. I've been quite busy with two rush clients, and have neglected SOPA, to a point. But when Ed reached out to me by email today, I couldn't ignore his passion on the subject. Take a look. ...Read Full Post

• Relaxing with this Month's "The Atlantic"

  10 Jan 2012 | 3:46 pm

  Dearest Reader/Writers- If you get the Atlantic (or consider it at the news stand with your morning latter), DON'T TARRY! I just spent the weekend lazily pawing through it, and it has some wonderful things I wanted to share with my fellow writers....Read Full Post

• Freelance Writing Jobs in the Forum

  8 Jan 2012 | 4:34 pm

  Hi writers! I was just checking out and cleaning up the forum, and I saw a couple of posters looking for freelance writers. Be sure to check out the forum here!

• "Good" Freelancers Don't Volunteer

  4 Jan 2012 | 4:16 pm

  I mentioned about a month ago that I achieved a byline at Huffington Post, which I'm really proud of, despite the fact that I had to write from a vantage point that made me really unpopular....Read Full Post

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• Orbital Alliance: Web/Graphic Designer

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:24 am

  (Earth) Orbital Alliance is an up-and-coming web strategy company that was started by a group of individuals who all worked together for almost a dozen years, but wanted to start our own company.  We wanted to be part of a company where we all had a vested interest in the future growth and expansion of our own company. Our current workload and projected workload over the next year has reached a point where we need to get assistance and help from others to maintain the high-level of quality work and customer service we demand upon ourselves. At Orbital Alliance, it's all about enjoying…

• Company confidential: Front-end expert, Rails intermediate, Wordpress/Drupal capable, client-friendly developer

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:08 am

  (New York City area, Anywhere) I’m a small agency based near Boston (soon to be moving to NYC).  I have clients in several industries and we’re building social networking apps, custom web apps, marketing sites integrated into content management systems, and anything else clients throw at us. I’m a developer with a wide range of skills.  If I don’t have a specific skill that’s needed, I either learn it or find another developer who does.  I personally can do top notch front-end cross-browser work but also design and build a custom web application…

• YokoCo: Web Developer

  26 Jan 2012 | 8:45 pm

  (Anywhere) We're looking for a back end developer to join our team.  You'll work closely with design and front end design staff in the development of client websites and applications as well as occasional work on internal projects and products. We aim to work with you on one project (in this case a back end project built on wordpress) and see how you work with our team and vice versa.  Assuming all goes well, will continue to offer ongoing freelance work or offer a full time position (no worries, no relocation necessary.) Ideally, you'll be strongly versed in: PHP PHP frameworks -…

• Company confidential: Objective C or WebKit/HTML 5 developer

  26 Jan 2012 | 5:47 pm

  (Brooklyn, NY) We're looking for an experienced developer to take our Fantasy Sports Applications to the next level.  We currently work with the leaders in the sports media industry and have a few apps hitting market. While we prefer an Objective-C developer, we would also consider a solid webkit/HTML 5 developer who is able to animate effectively, elegantly, and impressively. You must be able to work with a psd, wireframes and flowcharts, as well as existing app components and convert into a working interface. Please send us live work samples that show your grasp of design concepts…

• Red Earth Software, Inc.: Freelance UI/UX designer/Front-end Developer

  26 Jan 2012 | 2:45 pm

  (Anywhere) Red Earth Software is looking for a talented freelance UI/UX designer to design professional and intuitive user interfaces for our applications. Who are we? Red Earth Software develops email security solutions for businesses. Our Policy Patrol software family empowers enterprises of all sizes to regulate and optimize their corporate email usage. Job description: You will design and improve the user interfaces for our applications, delivering designs in Adobe Photoshop as well as translating comps into working code (HTML/CSS/JS/jQuery). Work will be on a project basis. This position…

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• Freelance Developer for Jewelry Store Job (Magento) (United States/Europe)

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:12 pm

  I’m looking for someone who will develop a jewelry store based on Magento. Not that big of an inventory to work with or will be complex. More details will be provided when applied.

• Freelance Graphic Designer for Litigation Technology Company (Chicago, IL)

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:30 pm

  I. Company Overview Nextpoint is a next generation technology company, recognized as one of the legal industry’s leading cloud-computing, software-as-a service providers. Our products and professional services assist corporations and law firms with the unique challenges presented by electronic data in compliance, regulatory and litigation contexts. II. Company Culture Working at Nextpoint is an entrepreneurial adventure. Projects move fast and plans change frequently as we navigate opportunities and meet the needs of our clients. We are problem solvers and challenge seekers,…

• full time jQuery/front-end developer (Denver, Colorado)

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:23 pm

  We are looking to hire several full time front-end developers that are experienced in jQuery to join our team.  We are a Colorado-based company specializing in web design and complex development.  Founded in 1998, the company has rapidly become an industry leader that powers the technology behind large platforms, including Waste Management, The Active Enterprise Network, and the Active Business Network.  Ranked #1743 on the 2011 Inc. Top 5000 list for showing annual revenue growth of 153% over the past three years, Active Website is looking for developers to join our team of…

• Wordpress Guru (Developer) for Project (Anywhere)

  27 Jan 2012 | 11:32 am

  I need a Wordpress Guru on the backend with a wealth of knowledge of the Wordpress system, using Wordpress themes, and Wordpress Plug ins. You should have strong knowledge of HTML 5, also good backend programming skills, database development, also working with platforms made from Wordpress like CMS, E-Commerce systems and various other elements. One should also have great experience in optimizing websites to run on Wordpress and server systems.   More specific duties would be:   Convert Wordpress Themes to run on servicesConsult on various Wordpress plug in to achieve website…

• Freelance Designer (USA or Canada)

  27 Jan 2012 | 11:13 am

  We are currently looking for a freelance designer to take on some extra work while our designer is out on maternity leave.Please email back with a link to your portfolio and your price per hour.ThanksHannah

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• Brochure Design - Brochure Design Freelance Job

  MadeInTheShade

  27 Jan 2012 | 5:29 pm

  Needing ad designed for My tanning salon. Full color, 8x10 I will provide all images and text

• Simple Product Demo Video Clips - Commercial Videography Freelance Job

  Comelit Howard

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:22 pm

  We are looking for a company that can help us produce simple product demo videos to help our customer base learn about our products and how they are installed and used. We are not looking for high end production with a lot of special effects and post editing. We are looking for a company that can come up with a simple template in which we can produce multiple videos as we introduce new products. Comelit is an Italian company specializing in progressive access control systems for single family and multi-tenant applications. Our 2 wire Simplebus technology is unsurpassed in providing Video and…

• Direct Mail Postcard targeting CPA's - Print Ad Design Freelance Job

  FMVManager

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:22 pm

  We need a 2-sided 6" x 9" direct mail postcard that will be sent to CPA's and Accountants. We are a printing company that specializes in printing services for professionals like Dr's., Dentists, Lawyers and CPA's. We are promoting our printing services. The card needs to look professional, upscale but not stuffy, clean and not cluttered. We will provide simple text and our logo. You will supply the design and any images. You can quote the images seperately if you wish, or recommend images from IStock.com and we will purchase them. The design must comply with United States Postal Service…

• Experienced Remote Android Developer Needed (NOT a recruiter!) - Mobile App Development Freelance Job

  Brad M

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:22 pm

  Application involves GPS, Sqlite,Offline mapping,Photo capture, publishing captured data and photos to remote server and some degree of blocking data usage on the device for other applications (currently achieved with marginal success without rooting, but we're open to other options). Application is running, but in need of further, complex enhancements. Current device used is 7" cellular tablet running 2.3.5, but in the short term we need to support both 2.3.5 and 3.2 (we'll be unifying platform to 3.2 in the next 30-45 days). Project is 7 months in and our current developer is moving on. Old…

• osCommerce Custom T-Shirt Design Module coversion to ZenCart - Ecommerce Programming Freelance Job

  rvguy747

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:21 pm

  Contribution for osCommerce (MS 2.2, CREloaded, MaxOSC) based T-shirts stores. Customers are able to customize logo (uploadable or from store collection), text on the t-shirt with this contribution. Customized T-shirts are saved and admin can find it in the orders at admin part. There is an ability to manage logos with its categories, fonts for site administrator http://www.indianelite.com/oscommerce-template-contribution-development-customization/oscommerce-custom-t-shirt-design-module.html What we need is the above module made similiar for ZenCart. Lowest bid, fastest work takes the job!

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• 15 articles in 2 days or less.. by WritingEmpire

  28 Jan 2012 | 6:01 am

  Hiring Native English Only Writers! (USA, Can, UK preferred) 15 articles, 500+ words in 2 DAYS (Those who can do this in 24 hours will get the job, but must be high quality and 100% original) Needed QUICKLY, must start IMMEDIATELY... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Academic Writing, Articles, Blog, Copywriting, Ghostwriting)

• Quality Articles Writer Require Immediately - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:36 am

  Hello I am looking for article/blog writers that come with a good experience and have expertise in SEO based article writing and deal in plagiarism free and original article/content. I am searching for a permanent member of my team and intend to establish a good and long term business relationship. The writer should be serious regarding the work, and easily available when given a task. Such people should not apply:- 1.Those who can’t put serious commitments towards the work given. 2. Those who...Budget: $50Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: January 28, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012…

• Need 10 articles rewritten 5 by up2u

  28 Jan 2012 | 4:13 am

  Need articles re-written (around 10 articles 500 words) Need quick turnaround Pay via paypal only no other payment systems Rate of pay is half cent a word US, please do not bid above this We... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Articles, Blog, Ghostwriting)

• Articles Contest by USA0099

  28 Jan 2012 | 4:05 am

  Hello Writers! Welcome to Our New Project. In this Project we are going to give you some keywords You have to write 10 Articles on it. We are going to Select Every writer The best will be... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Academic Writing, Article Rewriting, Articles, Ghostwriting)

• 50 BMR Articles for $32 | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 3:43 am

  1) 50 x 150 Word post , abide to BMR guidelines, if you do not know what is BMR, you should not bid. 2) You should have a BMR account. I will give you the access of BMR writer account so you can directly post to the BMR. 3) All posts will be rel... Category: Writing & Translation > Article Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 04:43 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: technocian (4 jobs posted, 50% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , India Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

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• USA or UK Content Writers Need - Bulk Order [Please Apply] by GetPRed

  28 Jan 2012 | 6:10 am

  Skills Needed in Content Writer: 1. Writer Should be of USA or UK (For any other countries, If you have USA or UK Writers in your team then let me know) 2. Good and Impressive English. 3. Must know... (Budget: $2-$8 USD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Articles, Ghostwriting, Reviews, Technical Writing)

• Joomla Site Design Update And Content Addition

  28 Jan 2012 | 4:24 am

  Dear All, I have a joomla site, the project is almost complete but it need some tweaking (mainly Drop Down menu) I am not familiar with Joomla so i need Clarification of some issues and i need some one to add the contents i have but you need to make the text uniqe as some of the content is generic and i want to make my site unique. So I need: 1. Fix Drop Down menu issue. 2. How to Add/delete images to our Clients Section and change links. 3. How to Add/delete Images on TOP of sit...

• Content Strategist required | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 3:54 am

  Looking for the best content strategist freelancer to plan and develop the required content for our iTouchMenu product's website (  [obscured]  ) The current content is outdated and the layout needs to be redesigned. We need a content strategists... Category: Writing & Translation > Copywriting Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 04:54 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $1,644, Low $1,644, Avg $1,644) Client: afshinarab (8 jobs posted, 38% awarded, $432 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client…

• Content Creator for German Text - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 3:25 am

  I need Unique Content in german, 5x500 Words about the Topic "Holiday". We give you the Keywords for every text and you will wright the article. The Text must be free of spelling and grammatical errors. Please answer only in german. Job discription in german: Wir benötigen 5 Texte mit je 500 Wörtern Unique Content zum Thema "Urlaub und Reisen". Wir geben Ihnen die Keywords vor, anhand derren Sie die Artikel schreiben. Der Text muss frei von Rechtschreibfehler und Grammatikfehler sein. Bitte nur...Budget: $10Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: January 31, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012…

• Website Content Needed ASAP - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:49 pm

  Looking for a good writer that can meet deadlines. I have had trouble in the past getting content in a timely fashion. If you are too busy, PLEASE DO NOT APPLY. If you have time to work on my project, I would love to hear from you. I have 2 different projects for you to start on right now. One of them is 3 pages of content for a construction company. Another one is 4 pages for a roofing contractor. I do have deadlines on both project and would like to have the content complete within the next...Budget: $56Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: February 3, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012…

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• Copy Writing for Tri-Fold Brochure | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:32 am

  I need brochure copy written for an 8.5x11 tri-fold brochure for a non-profit company. I have background info on the company as well as their old brochure. We have created a new brand for them and are recreating their new brochure. I have attache... Category: Writing & Translation > Copywriting Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 06:32 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: gregfawcett (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: Holly Springs, United States Preferred Job…

• Branding and Copy Writing - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 1:33 am

  Job Description Being the Brand SACoaching is looking for a copy writer to focus on: content creation creating a fresh Customer experience writing PPC ads We want to be able to give our coaches in training cutting edge support as they step into a world of possibility. Skills Required: writing, training, copywritingStarting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 07:33 UTCID: 200673498Category: Writing & Translation > CopywritingSkills: copywriting,writing,trainingCountry: PakistanHours Billed: 0click to apply

• Copy Paste ( Data entry) by hgbfgv12

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:59 pm

  This is simple copy paste data entry project *** PDF content need to copy and it need to paste into excel or word (Budget: $250-$750 USD, Jobs: Copywriting, Data Entry, Excel)

• Unique Copy Project by pozoargy24

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:08 pm

  Hello! I'm looking for someone who can writes very well in English. Preferably someone who is a native english speaker. I need 15 articles written...the articles need only to be 200 to 250 words. ... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Copywriting)

• Copywriting For Internet Marketing Website - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:37 pm

  I need some CopyWriting articles on our site. You must be good in English. The copywriting articles must be attract the readers to use our services. When offer your proposal please give me your : - Site sample you've been wrote for their copywriting. Thank you. APBudget: $30Starting On: January 31, 2012Ending On: January 31, 2012Posted On: January 27, 2012 19:37 UTCID: 200671626Category: Writing & Translation > CopywritingSkills: copywriting,internet-marketing,englishCountry: IndonesiaHours Billed: 0click to apply

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• classfieds posting from website by allestekoop

  28 Jan 2012 | 4:41 am

  We want all products from our shop to be added in classifieds website in the Netherlands Products is about 2000 products, so we look for person we want to add them . Means copy and paste , title description... (Budget: $35-$75 USD, Jobs: Articles, Copywriting, Data Entry, Data Processing)

• Translation of a 4 page website and resume into Chinese | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 12:06 am

  I need a translation of a website and my resume from English to Chinese. The website is quite simple consisting of approximately 4 pages.   [obscured]   Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 01:06 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: TomWu (28 jobs posted, 82% awarded, $6,807 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: GZ, China Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired Skills: Resume Writing, Chinese Translation, English Job ID:…

• Rewrite or reword approx 2000 words (4 different website pag by Bullionmoney

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:45 pm

  I need some serious writers to rewrite 4 pages for me. (total of approx 2500 words); I am looking for individuals ONLY, No teams or recruiters. All I need is excellent English with "NO SINGLE GRAMMAR MISTAKE"... (Budget: $30-$250 AUD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Articles, Copywriting, Ghostwriting)

• Mandarin (Chinese) Translator for Website | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:50 pm

  We are a consulting company focusing on international communications through education and focused marketing. Job description: We need someone who can translate our website from English to Mandarin Chinese. You should be fairly fluent in English.... Category: Writing & Translation > Translation Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 22:50 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: hongandrewp (6 jobs posted, 33% awarded, $475 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: N/A Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired…

• Website Content Needed ASAP - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:49 pm

  Looking for a good writer that can meet deadlines. I have had trouble in the past getting content in a timely fashion. If you are too busy, PLEASE DO NOT APPLY. If you have time to work on my project, I would love to hear from you. I have 2 different projects for you to start on right now. One of them is 3 pages of content for a construction company. Another one is 4 pages for a roofing contractor. I do have deadlines on both project and would like to have the content complete within the next...Budget: $56Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: February 3, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012…

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• Need Excellent Product Review Blogger - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:08 am

  This is a job for a product review blogger. You absolutely must be 100% fluent in English and write easy-to-understand articles that are helpful to consumers. If you cannot write perfect English (including punctuation), DO NOT APPLY for this position. Knowing English is not enough. This job involves posting product reviews on blogs. You cannot copy what someone else wrote. I will use copyscape to check your writing. You must be proficient with Wordpress, writing keyword titles, using ...Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 11:08 UTCID: 200673904Category: Writing…

• Blog Forum Writer - Tutorial Writer

  28 Jan 2012 | 1:40 am

  Hey, I have web hosting site and I need a blog and forum writer, My English is bad so rewrite my "AboutUS" page, write tutorial on cPanel/WHM, Windows tutorial, create Video tutorial and publish on video site with our site branding.. My budget is low so you can bid on any one project. 1. Blog Writing 2. Forum posting(on my forum) with tutorial of cPanel/WHM or web hosting related post 3. Creating/Publishing Video tutorial on web hosting with our brand. Please note: I am not askin...

• Article & Blog Writer - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:41 pm

  We are searching for a long-term, creative, and fast article / blog writer for our travel website. The selected candidate must be professional, reliable, have an excellent command of the English language, and able to provide original content. You must understand SEO and keyword density. You must have the ability to entertain readers with your information in a way that they will want to comment on what you have written or at least return to the website for information. Requirement: * 2 artic...Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 03:41 UTCID: 200673006Category:…

• Bloggers needed - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:30 pm

  Need Blogger who can write entertaining & Educational Posts Must be CREATIVE and FUN to read 500 Words Post 20 Posts Per Week $2 Per Post - [FIXED PRICE] Submit your Application Topic with "Making money online" Tell me little bit about yourself and your passionStarting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 01:30 UTCID: 200672663Category: Writing & Translation > Blog & Article WritingSkills: blog-writingCountry: CanadaHours Billed: 99.5click to apply

• Real Estate Blogger and SMM Content Writer - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:09 pm

  I have a new real estate education company called HouseJerk and am needing to add a blogger and content writer to my staff. I already have a SMM specialist hired, but need someone to help him with the content. I a looking for someone who is creative and understands the real estate business and my business model. We are also a muli level marketing company where our representatives can also earn money while they learn about how to buy foreclosures. You can view our website at and view video and a...Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 01:09 UTCID:…

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• Creating a travel agency blurb book in french | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 3:06 am

  Creating the company book in french language The book will be sent as "travel brochure" to explain our sprit and present our destinations, making people willing to travel with us. This has to explain a story, something more like a newspaper or gui... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 22 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 04:06 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: mitrosto (5 jobs posted, 40% awarded, $2,896 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Vufflens-le-Château, Switzerland…

• Proof reading a 112 page book, 4000 words | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 1:29 am

  I have created a baby record/journal book titled Falling In Love With Baby. It is almost ready for printing, but I require a PROFESSIONAL to proofread it and to be sure there are no mistakes. Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 02:29 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $55, Low $55, Avg $55) Client: fallinginlovewithbab (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , Australia Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

• Book of Spells | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 12:06 am

  I want a series of small books written on spells and magick. The following categories are what I would like: 1) How To Be a Witch - Love spells 2) How To Be a Witch - Money spells 3) How To Be a Witch - Abundance spells 4) How To Be a Witch - Prot... Category: Writing & Translation > E-books and Blogs Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 29 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 27, 2012 01:06 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: PepStWolf (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Mernda, Australia Preferred Job Location:…

• Professional Book Editor | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:05 pm

  Mark A. Ittleman, M.S., CCC/SLP, is an expert speech pathologist who, over the course of 40 years, has developed a unique method of teaching people to talk. His clients may have never have properly developed the ability to speak or lost the abili... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $1,000 - $5,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 22 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 22:05 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $767, Low $767, Avg $767) Client: makerockstalk (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client…

• Need epub, MOBI and PDF book conversions | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 5:44 pm

  I have a PDF document that I need converted to e-pub, MOBI and PDF formats. I will also provide you with the jpeg of my book cover for inclusion in files. In total, for this project I will need: 1) 1 epub file for Nook/Barnes & Noble (with my boo... Category: Writing & Translation > E-books and Blogs Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 18:44 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: PhoenyxAustin (18 jobs posted, 28% awarded, $311 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , United States Preferred Job…

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• Ghost Writer required for Comprehensive nutrition ebook | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:01 pm

  Ghost writer for ebook -Must be written in perfect english -Must have a firm understanding of fad diets, nutrition and exercise -Must be able to reference studies (pubmed) that back our our claims -Must be convincing and confident. This is going... Category: Writing & Translation > Ghost Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 17:01 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: Autino (49 jobs posted, 53% awarded, $7,911 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: N/A Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired…

• Ghostwriting for Chronic Pain Book by npcllc

  27 Jan 2012 | 2:04 pm

  Hello, I am looking for a ghostwriter for a book that I am writing about chronic pain. It is going to be directed to the general population. It's main goal is awareness, not medical content. I will... (Budget: $30-$2000 USD, Jobs: eBooks, Ghostwriting)

• Blog Post Ghostwriter | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 12:03 pm

  Looking for ghostwriter to write 25 short (200-500 words) original blog posts on psychiatry topics and psychiatry board exam review. We anticipate hiring 3 or 4 people (to each write 25 posts). We will send a list of topics for you to write about ... Category: Writing & Translation > E-books and Blogs Type and Budget: Fixed price (About $50) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 13:03 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: examreviewers (14 jobs posted, 93% awarded, $2,044 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , United States Preferred Job…

• Ghost writer to rewrite news articles on the Michigan Film Industry forblog | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:06 am

  I need a ghost writer to rewrite 2-7 articles a week for blog posting to avoid any copyright infringements. Looking for a 24 hour turn around. Writer will create the crticle from one that I email to them and then post it on the Michigan Entertainm... Category: Writing & Translation > Ghost Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 11:06 am ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: DrFloyd777 (14 jobs posted, 50% awarded, $525 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: N/A Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired…

• Fashion Ghostwriter to Give me 12 400 word Blog Posts | Elance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 11:59 pm

  Pixics is an online fashion retailer, that targets youth culture. I need someone who has an interest in Women's Fashion and Beauty, and can write quality, interesting articles that sounds legitimate. Having knowledge in Fashion and Beauty also me... Category: Writing & Translation > Ghost Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 00:59 am ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: jkim7 (1 jobs posted, 100% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Gardena, United States Preferred Job Location:…

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• Australian Certificate IV Occupational Health & Safety Help by spottydog4477

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:52 pm

  Australian OH&Safety certificate IV Course . Help for 100 questions need to be answered for a exam , knowledge of OH&S A major advantage. will suppy questions and download links or CD with all the information needed to answer questions ... (Budget: $250-$750 USD, Jobs: Academic Writing, Ghostwriting, Report Writing, Testing / QA)

• Articles for a Health Blog | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:54 am

  We are starting with a blog on the Health , Nutrition and Organic Products. Job Description: Looking for a long-term content-writer. Your responsibilities: - Develop content themes based on the direction and creative brief provided by our t... Category: Writing & Translation > Web Content Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 04:54 am ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: manasaol (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: Bangalore, India Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

• Technical Writer to Create 20 Blog Post Articles on Health & Wellness | Elance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 4:08 am

  Need technical writer to conduct thorough research, obtain reputable facts and prepare 400-600 word blog articles on the 20 topics listed below; - Prior experience conducting research and preparing similar blog articles is necessary; - Articles sh... Category: Writing & Translation > Technical Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 10, 2012 05:08 am ET) Start Date: Jan 26, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: rituhasan (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United States Preferred Job Location:…

• Hiring Medical / Health journal writers for a health website - oDesk

  26 Jan 2012 | 3:50 am

  We are currently hiring proficient independent journalist who can write articles which are medically oriented content in an interesting, yet scientific way, so the average reader can follow. For this - you must be skilled at researching latest studies on PubMed and also be able to scour through Health related websites, and Health sections of other credible websites e.g.Yahoo, BBC, MSN etc. looking for what health topics are making the headlines etc. related to cancer. We would require you to ...Budget: $175Starting On: January 29, 2012Ending On: February 29, 2012Posted On: January 26, 2012…

• Health/Fitness/Nutrition Articles - 10 quality articles by SpinMarketing

  26 Jan 2012 | 1:31 am

  I am seeking a Writer with perfect English grammar for 10 very high quality articles. THE ARTICLES MUST FLOW AND ENGAGE THE READER. A writer from a medical background and from an English speaking country(such... (Budget: $30-$250 CAD, Jobs: Copywriting, Ghostwriting, Proofreading, SEO)

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• Screenplay writing | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 5:32 am

  I am looking for a screenplay writer to adapt and write a fresh screenplay based losely on a concept inspired from existing french film. This is for an independent low budget production to be short post june. Kindly upload some sample of screen... Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 6 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 3, 2012 06:32 am ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: rjv6 (18 jobs posted, 50% awarded, $699 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , India Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

• Ghost writer for a WW2 screenplay. | Elance Job

  23 Jan 2012 | 7:24 am

  I am looking for a creative screenwriter, they don't have to have a lot of experience but must has the drive and passion to complete with myself a one of a kind screenplay. I would prefer someone with good knowledge of WW2 and put in the time to ... Category: Writing & Translation > Ghost Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 7, 2012 08:24 am ET) Start Date: Jan 23, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: druzestar (8 jobs posted, 38% awarded, $500 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , United Arab Emirates Preferred Job Location:…

• Freelance Screen Writer- Work For Hire Contract With Rapidly Expanding Production Company - oDesk

  20 Jan 2012 | 11:05 pm

  Job Description: Hesperidian Productions is currently recruiting freelance screenwriters to develop short and feature film scripts in collaboration with our Film department’s creative team. We are looking to produce narrative films that display strong storytelling and characterization, well-developed plot lines, fresh approaches to timeless themes and an original perspective. Hesperidian Productions is committed to creating work of the highest quality. Our goal is to develop scripts that dem...Budget: $5Starting On: January 21, 2012Ending On: March 15, 2012Posted On: January 21, 2012 05:05…

• Writer needed to write screenplay from movie treatment | Elance Job

  17 Jan 2012 | 1:53 pm

  I presently have a 5-page (single spaced) movie treatment that needs to be written into a full-length movie script. The treatment has the complete story line, so will need mostly dialogue added, which should be fairly easy given the storyline. ... Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price ($50 - $150) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 1, 2012 14:53 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 17, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: collegeprofessor (29 jobs posted, 62% awarded, $3,099 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Alexandria, United States…

• Creative Content Developer - Screen Writing Freelance Job

  17 Jan 2012 | 7:19 am

  Hi We are looking for content writers who are experienced in writing interesting and high quality scripts/contents for 'WEBSITE VIDEO SPOKESPERSONS'. This is a recurring requirement and we are looking forward to a long-term professional relationships. Scripts should be interactive and engaging in nature. It must have an element of call-to-action. And the duration of each script would be 60sec. 5script would be for 100USD 1 script for 20USD Please check the link below to understand the kind of script we are looking for. the scripts have to be very interacting, engaging, interesting and at the…

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• Grant funding for business planning--By tonykamson on Jan 26--Max Bid: Open to fair suggestions

  26 Jan 2012 | 8:23 pm

  A start up mission-driven, for-profit global development finance company needs grant funding for business planning and is looking for a (more...) Keywords:Writing and translation

• Grant funding for business planning - oDesk

  26 Jan 2012 | 5:13 pm

  A start up mission-driven, for-profit global development finance company needs grant funding for business planning and is looking for a consultant with experience in writing and placing proposal for grants for business planning.Starting On: January 26, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 26, 2012 23:13 UTCID: 200667756Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing & TranslationSkills: Country: United StatesHours Billed: 0click to apply

• Grant Writer - oDesk

  20 Jan 2012 | 1:56 pm

  This is for a non profit organization. If you have a good heart and have experience in grant writing, please provide us a sample of your work. We are on a strict budget and would like to write several proposals. Please add 'proposal' at the top of your job post.Starting On: January 20, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 20, 2012 19:56 UTCID: 200640184Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing & TranslationSkills: grant-writingCountry: United StatesHours Billed: 527.33click to apply

• Grant Research and Writing | Elance Job

  16 Jan 2012 | 1:55 pm

  Hello Karen, I was wondering do you search for grants as well as write them? I'm looking to develop a program that focuses on teaching middle school students finance, and job exploration. I have no idea where to start and even if I did I'm sure I... Category: Writing & Translation > Grant Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Jan 31, 2012 14:55 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 16, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: antjwill80 (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United States Preferred Job Location:…

• Medical Grant Application | Elance Job

  14 Jan 2012 | 5:34 pm

  Need assistance complete application for Government grant. Please attached for the detailed requirements. At your disposal is a typical 60 page business plan, premise and some limited research provided by the granting organization. Business plan a... Category: Writing & Translation > Grant Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Jan 29, 2012 18:34 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 14, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $2,650, Low $2,650, Avg $2,650) Client: atolbert (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United…

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• Technical Writers needed by msingh56

  27 Jan 2012 | 11:35 am

  Hi, I need 10 articles of 500 words, related to technical topics. Interested candidate please bid. I am weilling to pay $4-$5 per article. Payment via escrow. Thanks (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Articles, Copywriting, Reviews)

• Need Technical Content Writer to create tutorials by checkmofoshoduno

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:43 am

  Presently seeking technical content writer(s) to create tutorials I need tutorials for various popular php scripts to be created these include but are not limited to WordPress, Joomla, Mambo, Magento, and etc... (Budget: $250-$750 USD, Jobs: Copywriting, Internet Marketing, Link Building, SEO, Technical Writing)

• Create website content for computer technician company - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 5:23 am

  Looking for someone to create website content for computer technician company. The website has 3 pages and altogether 300-400 words are needed. Key words will be provided to successful applicant. The content need to be delivered in a creative fashion, engage the reader and encourage them to buy our service. We are looking for a content that is rather personal and customer focused than lists dry facts (services). Therefore the successful applicant need to have good marketing skills to create a c...Budget: $20Starting On: January 27, 2012Ending On: February 8, 2012Posted On: January 27, 2012…

• 2-5 daily articles about technology news and trends by lvraa

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:18 am

  Hi I'm starting a new site up where the main focus will be to publish articles about technology news and trends. The idea I have is to cover topics like: Social media news and trends - Facebook - Google+ -Twitter etc... (Budget: $2-$8 USD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Copywriting, Technical Writing)

• Press release - Technical Writing Freelance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 2:37 pm

  Good morning We are a design of LCD displays. We release 1 press release a month and 3 to 5 LCD articles per month to several trade journals. At this time the Articles/releases are written by engineers and need to be 'cleaned up' Thank you -Sadie

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• Abraham Lincoln Press Release - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 1:44 am

  Hi, I'm looking for someone to write a press release about Abraham Lincoln and how his contributions made an impact on black history. There are a few keywords I wish to target, which I will provide to the hired person. The keywords themselves should provide easy ideas for the article's content. The candidate must be able to write in perfect American English. I wish to get this done right away, and am looking for someone who is willing to have this completed as soon as possible and not wait. ...Budget: $8Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: January 29, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012 07:44…

• Press Releases & Article Writing... | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:39 am

  We are a small rental company - we provide audio, visual, and staging rentals as well as production services to a multitude of clients - big and small. We are looking for someone to write a press release at least once or twice a week, and a relat... Category: Writing & Translation > Press Releases Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 04:39 am ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $20, Low $20, Avg $20) Client: gracefulonline (16 jobs posted, 50% awarded, $150 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: New Hyde Park,…

• Press release - Technical Writing Freelance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 2:37 pm

  Good morning We are a design of LCD displays. We release 1 press release a month and 3 to 5 LCD articles per month to several trade journals. At this time the Articles/releases are written by engineers and need to be 'cleaned up' Thank you -Sadie

• Looking for Writer/Journalist With Experience writing Press Releases | Elance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:58 am

  I am looking for a writer or Journalist with experience writing awesome press releases. Would need to reach out to sources for information and quotes. US based only, please. Category: Writing & Translation > Press Releases Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 10, 2012 10:58 am ET) Start Date: Jan 26, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: eversparkinteractive (36 jobs posted, 58% awarded, $22,330 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Dacula, United States Preferred Job Location: United States Desired Skills: Journalistic Writing, Press…

• Press Release for Dr. Live Long - Anti Aging Doctor Recently Featured on Dr. Oz Show... - Press Rele

  26 Jan 2012 | 8:33 am

  I am looking for someone with experience getting press releases covered by local and national media. A close friend of mine has asked me (because I started an ad agency) to help him with press releases. I will be reselling your work and if you succeed with me... you will find that there will be a lot more work coming your way. My Dr. has been in the press under the topics of: weightloss, mesotherapy and he has recently expanded into Anti Aging and Hormone Treatments. If this sound like someone you feel you could garner great coverage for with your magical Press Release Writing.... Already,…

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• Edit My Ebook | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:40 am

  I have a short ebook (25 pages) which needs to be edited by another set of eyes other than my own. My book is called "How to Work from Home Online". If this is something you can help me with, please let me know the cost. Sincerely, Julie Phineas Category: Writing & Translation > E-books and Blogs Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 06:40 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $110, Low $110, Avg $110) Client: juliephineas (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: Carson, United…

• Fiction Novel Editor | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:10 am

  My company, EVapor Entertainment is currently looking for an editor to work with our in house writer, Andre Alan. He has just finished writing a science fiction & fantasy novel that is 80,000 plus words. Type of review: Proofreading: Detection a... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Hourly ($10 - $15 / hr for 4-6 months) Time Left: 14 d, 22 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 06:10 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 3 (High $15 / hr, Low $10 / hr, Avg $14 / hr) Client: evapor (2 jobs posted, 50% awarded, $157 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client…

• Professional Book Editor | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:05 pm

  Mark A. Ittleman, M.S., CCC/SLP, is an expert speech pathologist who, over the course of 40 years, has developed a unique method of teaching people to talk. His clients may have never have properly developed the ability to speak or lost the abili... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $1,000 - $5,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 22 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 22:05 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $767, Low $767, Avg $767) Client: makerockstalk (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client…

• Writer/Editor/Journalist for Inspirational & Healing Blog (Wordpress) - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:58 pm

  My client is looking for professional writers with good experience using Wordpress. The site is about inspiration and healing. Categories include: General, Science, Nature, Technology, Therapy, Mysterious and Affirmations. Requirements: •Strong English writing skills required (only apply if you're confident in your skills) •Understanding SEO (onpage & offpage), Keyword Research and Link Building •Understanding WordPess, mainly posting and applying onpage SEO •Basic HTML / CSS Skills a plus; ...Budget: $30Starting On: January 27, 2012Ending On: January 1, 2013Posted On: January 27,…

• Seasoned Wikipedia writer/editor to write and post new page - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:44 pm

  I am looking for a seasoned Wikipedia writer or editor (please send me links to your pages) to write about a new classification of cosmetics. I would like to coin a new term to explain a new niche in the cosmetic beauty world.Budget: $25Starting On: January 27, 2012Ending On: January 31, 2012Posted On: January 27, 2012 22:44 UTCID: 200672219Category: Writing & Translation > Website ContentSkills: Country: United StatesHours Billed: 401click to apply

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• Proof reading a 112 page book, 4000 words | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 1:29 am

  I have created a baby record/journal book titled Falling In Love With Baby. It is almost ready for printing, but I require a PROFESSIONAL to proofread it and to be sure there are no mistakes. Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 02:29 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $55, Low $55, Avg $55) Client: fallinginlovewithbab (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , Australia Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

• Proof reading business document | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:58 pm

  The document is a 40 page A4 booklet with text and images. It has approximately 12000 words. I would like the document proof read. You will need to check the grammar, spelling, punctuation and ensure a consistent tense. I do require a turn aroun... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 2 d, 23 h (Ends Jan 30, 2012 14:58 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 2 (High $88, Low $22, Avg $55) Client: napsbury2 (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United…

• I need proofreader ($.5 per 500 words) by Merajul008

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:37 am

  I need serious proofreader. I will pay $.50 per article of 500 words. Please proofread the attachment with track change and rate it on 10. I will take interview on g-talk you must have gtalk. (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Articles, Proofreading)

• Quick proofreading task - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:25 am

  This is a very easy and quick task for an experienced proofreader or a native english speaker. I need someone to quickly go through a short document and make grammatical correction (if any) and restructure awkward sentences.Budget: $5Starting On: January 27, 2012Ending On: January 28, 2012Posted On: January 27, 2012 07:25 UTCID: 200669218Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing & TranslationSkills: proofreading,englishCountry: IndiaHours Billed: 0click to apply

• Proofread and edit 21 articles by bluezeus

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:12 pm

  This project is to proofread and edit 21 articles (each article ~500 words) 1) Project needs to be completed within 3 days of accepting the winning bid 2) First 7 articles need to be returned within... (Budget: $30-$40 AUD, Jobs: Editing, Proofreading)

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• Translation to Thai ongoing base - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:53 am

  We're looking to find a person to translate english to thai on an ongoing base. Please contact me for details.Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 11:53 UTCID: 200674004Category: Writing & Translation > TranslationSkills: translation,thai,englishCountry: GermanyHours Billed: 7.5click to apply

• Writer/Translator - Native Italian speaker - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:44 am

  Cretive writing for cinema and other media. I write articles in Italian and translate articles from English to Italian. Experience in web content managing.Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: January 28, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012 11:44 UTCID: 200673987Category: Writing & Translation > Website ContentSkills: italian,adobe-captivate,english,creative-writing,adobe-premiere,microsoft-excel,microsoft-office,open-office,adobe-photoshopCountry: GermanyHours Billed: 0click to apply

• iOS game translation English to Spanish | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 2:04 am

  I need ~1160 words translated from English to Spanish given one Android-formatted xml string file for our iOS game. It contains a number of American idiomatic taunts which may or may not have direct translation, so looking for someone who understa... Category: Writing & Translation > Technical Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 03:04 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: teddis (3 jobs posted, 33% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Redwood City , United States Preferred Job…

• Japanese translator URGENT - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 1:31 am

  HI, I need URGENTLY a Chinese translator for a short text. PLease advise WHEN you can deliver and HOW MUCH it wil cost Thanks ThierryStarting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 07:31 UTCID: 200673492Category: Writing & Translation > TranslationSkills: japanese,chinese,translation-english-japaneseCountry: BelgiumHours Billed: 828.17click to apply

• Chinese translator URGENT (today) - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 1:22 am

  HI, I need URGENTLY a Chinese translator for a short text. PLease advise WHEN you can deliver and HOW MUCH it wil cost Thanks ThierryStarting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 07:22 UTCID: 200673470Category: Writing & Translation > TranslationSkills: chinese,english,translation-english-chineseCountry: BelgiumHours Billed: 828.17click to apply

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• Professional Writer and researcher - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 1:37 am

  I am a professional writer and researcher. I can make your speeches, position / opinion papers, biographies, press releases, editorials and even ghostwrite for you. If you want any type of research undertaken, i am the person you are looking. In search of assistance akin to the realm of writing and research, I can, for a reasonable amount, be at your service. I can be reached at 02.994.7691 or at 0929.537.3095. Just look for Jonah.Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 28, 2012 07:37 UTCID: 200673505Category: Writing & Translation > Creative WritingSkills:…

• Data Entry - Web Research 2

  27 Jan 2012 | 6:19 am

  Create a spreadsheet from info on web page. Post message for full details before bidding.

• Researcher Article Writer Extraordinaire | Elance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:46 pm

  We are a team of dedicated online marketing professionals with style, swagger, political incorrectness and mind blowing results. We constantly look to grow our business and evolve the way we get results for our clients and are always on the lookou... Category: Writing & Translation > Article Writing Type and Budget: Hourly ($60 - $100 / hr for 9+ mos) Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 10, 2012 22:46 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 26, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $100 / hr, Low $60 / hr, Avg n/a) Client: danjebs (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: ,…

• Researcher and Writer Needed | Elance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:30 pm

  Hi, I am in an urgent need of a script, in first person that will need to talk about how to get flyers, I will need the script to describe in the most detail how the method works and how the end user can use it. I will also need the researcher t... Category: Writing & Translation > Academic Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 10, 2012 22:30 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 26, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: gotti3636 (9 jobs posted, 44% awarded, $970 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , Australia Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

• PhD thesis (public Law) researcher/writer wanted by rooor

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:10 am

  I need an expert in Public Law, particularly in Democratic Legal Reform and Development: Case Study: Saudi Arabia That is to help me doing the outline, research and writing my PhD thesis (65-70000... (Budget: $1500-$3000 USD, Jobs: Academic Writing, Copywriting, Research)

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• writer and rewriter | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:49 am

  Looking for a contractor with excellent communication (someone with gtalk since distribution of tasks to the team shall be done for those who are online only) Budget is $0.10 per 100words rewite $0.15 per 100words writing Newbies are welcome as... Category: Writing & Translation > Technical Writing Type and Budget: Hourly (Not Sure for 4-6 months) Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 06:49 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High n/a, Low n/a, Avg $16 / hr) Client: krizsdcruz (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Cagayan de Oro…

• Need 10 articles rewritten 5 by up2u

  28 Jan 2012 | 4:13 am

  Need articles re-written (around 10 articles 500 words) Need quick turnaround Pay via paypal only no other payment systems Rate of pay is half cent a word US, please do not bid above this We... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Articles, Blog, Ghostwriting)

• Rewrite or reword approx 2000 words (4 different website pag by Bullionmoney

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:45 pm

  I need some serious writers to rewrite 4 pages for me. (total of approx 2500 words); I am looking for individuals ONLY, No teams or recruiters. All I need is excellent English with "NO SINGLE GRAMMAR MISTAKE"... (Budget: $30-$250 AUD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Articles, Copywriting, Ghostwriting)

• A Bunch of Rewrites Required #7 by ramscribbles

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:45 pm

  Hello freelancers, I am in need of a bunch of rewrites. Each rewrite is of 500 words. I'll provide the originals, so you just have to paraphrase it per the instructions provided. No Research Required... (Budget: $30-$32 USD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Editing, Ghostwriting, Proofreading)

• Rewrite 50 Recipes - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:33 pm

  I need 50 recipes rewritten so they'll pass copyscape. Each recipe is about 50 - 100 words. Pretty easy work. Native English speakers only, please. Need it back within 2-3 days.Budget: $60Starting On: January 27, 2012Ending On: January 29, 2012Posted On: January 27, 2012 19:33 UTCID: 200671613Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing & TranslationSkills: englishCountry: United StatesHours Billed: 0click to apply

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• Translation of a 4 page website and resume into Chinese | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 12:06 am

  I need a translation of a website and my resume from English to Chinese. The website is quite simple consisting of approximately 4 pages.   [obscured]   Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 01:06 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: TomWu (28 jobs posted, 82% awarded, $6,807 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: GZ, China Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired Skills: Resume Writing, Chinese Translation, English Job ID:…

• Resume Writing - LinkedIn Bio (Software Engineering) | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:00 pm

  A little bit about me. I work as a software engineer / project manager. I work for myself ? and in the past ? have always worked for small companies. I'm currently looking for someone to write my resume and LinkedIn profile. I'm NOT curre... Category: Writing & Translation > Resumes & Cover Letters Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 23:00 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: jhgallagher (8 jobs posted, 100% awarded, $2,833 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Wellesley, United States Preferred Job…

• Resumes/ Cover Letters | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 5:36 pm

  Hi, My name is Dale Lott. My wife and I need resumes and cover letters. We are looking for a person who can help. First, let me tell you a little about us and our situation. My wife is a certified teacher with 14 yrs experience, but she wants to... Category: Writing & Translation > Resumes & Cover Letters Type and Budget: Hourly (Not Sure for 3-4 weeks) Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 18:36 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 2 (High n/a, Low n/a, Avg n/a) Client: chavod (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United…

• translate resume from Dutch to English--By van Kranenburg on Jan 27--Max Bid: Open to fair suggestio

  27 Jan 2012 | 6:26 am

  Hi, A resume must be translated from Dutch to English, about 1900 words. Preferable by a native speaker. Keywords:Writing and translation

• Expert Resume/ Cover letter is needed - oDesk

  25 Jan 2012 | 7:43 pm

  Need at least 1 Resumes and 1 cover letter. For a construction worker that is looking for a career change. Must be done on Microsoft Word. Possible corporate. Must show previous work you've done. And you must also present your resume. I would need for you to put "work done" in the subject.Budget: $35Starting On: January 26, 2012Ending On: January 26, 2012Posted On: January 26, 2012 01:43 UTCID: 200663341Category: Writing & Translation > Creative WritingSkills: construction,microsoft-word,resume-writingCountry: United StatesHours Billed: 882.83click to apply

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• Safety Speech - oDesk

  26 Jan 2012 | 1:42 am

  I require you to write a presentation I can use as a safety presentation for mining/construction companies in Australia. The presentation (350 words) is telling how my workplace accident occurred, who it effected and my life in a wheelchair. I will send you the information & photos. I would like you to make it into a presentation that workers will take notice of. It is not something they get a certificate from I want them to realise an accident can happen to any one & i am wheeling proof. I woul...Budget: $200Starting On: January 26, 2012Ending On: February 16, 2012Posted On: January 26, 2012…

• transcribe a speech - Writing Freelance Job

  17 Jan 2012 | 5:54 pm

  i need a speach transcribed. the speech is on a quicktime file. the speech is in english and i would like it transcribed in english. there are 2 quicktime files each approx 12min.

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• Expand a 2-page children's short story to 30 pages--By Angelpark on Jan 26--Max Bid: Open to fair su

  26 Jan 2012 | 2:13 am

  I need a short children's story written from a 2-page concept.   PLEASE NOTE

• Short Story Writer – Adult Gay Content - oDesk

  24 Jan 2012 | 5:48 am

  Short Story Writer – Adult Gay Content I am looking for a talented, experienced writer to write a series of 10 stories on Gay Erotica – Full and comprehensive details will be given to all suitable applicants. Please read and understand the following Details; TOPIC - GAY CONTENT – A niche subject will be chosen for each series of books STORY LENGTH – Each story will need to be approx 10 pages, 5,000 words. The story must be written in; A font size of 12 points- Times new roman font type- Sing...Budget: $150Starting On: January 24, 2012Ending On: February 22, 2012Posted On: January 24,…

• Write a 25-Page Fiction Story, #L102 - oDesk

  24 Jan 2012 | 1:30 am

  Looking for a great fiction writer to do this very fast and easy job. Details of the story will be emailed to you once I select you. Requirements: The story is written in un-formatted (no page breaks) MS Word (.doc), 25 pages minimum, 1 inch margin field on each side, font size 12, Times New Roman, single spaced. Include a basic 1-2 paragraph summary brief of your work as well. Your work must be delivered within 15 days of the moment I hire you. Your work must be 100% original. Plagiarism ...Budget: $50Starting On: January 24, 2012Ending On: February 11, 2012Posted On: January 24, 2012 07:30…

• Math Lesson Plan (Story Board) for Educational Video Game - oDesk

  23 Jan 2012 | 1:07 am

  I need to develop a lesson plan/story board for a video game that teaches users how to do math problems ranging from arithmetic to business decision logic. The age range varies from skill levels that the user inputs when they first sign into the game and the storyboard must have varying endings and potential outcomes depending on predictable user decisions.Starting On: January 24, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 23, 2012 07:07 UTCID: 200648311Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing & TranslationSkills: mathematics,storyboarding,teaching,videoCountry: 245Hours Billed: 0click to…

• Erotic / Adult Short Stories by storymaster

  22 Jan 2012 | 11:52 pm

  I need 5 erotic short stories written, between 2,500 to 3,500 words with stunning titles. I can send you storylines and themes for you to choose from, or You get freedom to choose themes and storylines,... (Budget: $50-$100 USD, Jobs: Articles, Copywriting, Ghostwriting, Short Stories)

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• Mind/Body/Spirit Transcript to Article Writer | Elance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:39 pm

  I need a writer to convert a transcript into 3 articles. There are 24 transcripts. We need a total of 72 articles. Each transcript is approximately 10,000 words. Each article needs to be approximately 750 words and of acceptable quality. Samples o... Category: Writing & Translation > Article Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 10, 2012 22:39 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 26, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: BradCodd (9 jobs posted, 67% awarded, $3,928 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , United States Preferred Job Location:…

• Take Interview Transcriptions and Make them Readable - oDesk

  25 Jan 2012 | 11:54 pm

  I have about 20 hours of audio transcripts from recent interviews. I need someone with excellent english and grammar to take these transcriptions and make them easy to read! (I am going to be placing these interviews into a book.) They can still stay in an interview format, but they need to be a lot easier to read than they are now. You will need to cut out all the chit-chat, all the um's, ah's, you know's, etc. You will need to take all the large run-on sentences and make them discernable ...Starting On: January 26, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 26, 2012 05:54 UTCID: 200664084Category:…

• transcript of 4 dvds | Elance Job

  25 Jan 2012 | 11:34 pm

  1 DVD is a 90 minute film shot in Mumbai with interviews with strong accent that will be easy to transcribe by a native speaker. the other 3 discs are about 10 hrs of material divided in 23 different interviews of about 25 minutes each and it is e... Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 2 d, 23 h (Ends Jan 29, 2012 00:34 am ET) Start Date: Jan 26, 2012 Proposals: 4 (High $493, Low $175, Avg $389) Client: netifilms (23 jobs posted, 65% awarded, $3,101 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location:…

• Audio Interview Transcription (Arabic--English) - oDesk

  25 Jan 2012 | 7:39 pm

  Transcription of lengthy audio interviews needed. Must be fluent in both languages and have strong writing skills and ability to work quickly. Interview is conducted by an American photojournalist speaking with his Iraqi photographer friends and colleagues about the experience of working in conflict situations. The content is being used for a personal project, released in book form, and includes interviews with over 50 photojournalists from all over the world. Urgent deadline. Serious appli...Starting On: January 26, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 26, 2012 01:39 UTCID: 200663332Category:…

• English Transcription | Elance Job

  25 Jan 2012 | 2:09 pm

  I'm receiving an ongoing shipment of 30 minute English language programs in Quicktime files in that I will need an English transcription of in a Word Doc format. Ideally, I would like to be able to have a 1 day turnaround per 30 minute episode.... Category: Writing & Translation > Web Content Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 9, 2012 15:09 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 25, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: Deehull (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , Canada Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired…

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• Music Articles (Electronic Genres) - Reviews, Bios etc - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:15 pm

  *UK, CA, AU or USA writers only Hi All, I need several (high quality) articles written for an electronic (dance) music website. Content such as album/single reviews, DJ biographies, current trends and music equipment or music software. If you have knowledge in ANY of these areas or feel you are capable, please shoot me a message. This will be ongoing work, if suitable. Minimum 550 words please. IGNORE my budget: 1. Please let me know your rate per article 2. Please show me some samples ...Budget: $200Starting On: February 2, 2012Ending On: March 31, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012 01:15…

• LIFESTYLE-MUSIC-FILM JOURNALISTS NEEDED (ONLY SERIOUS INQUIRIES) - oDesk

  26 Jan 2012 | 11:31 am

  Good Day, ADARAS MAGAZINE® is a premier online fashion/entertainment publication which focuses on the independent, up and coming personalities in the music, art, and fashion industry. We need writers for our lifestyle and music section. LIFESTYLE Discuss the current state of the economy and other human interest columns. We are currently looking for licensed psychologists; sex therapists and fashionistas as staff writers. The psychologist would cover topics such as teen suicide, depression and ...Starting On: January 26, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 26, 2012 17:31 UTCID:…

• Simple 30 page report on Starting a Music Band --By JL1 on Jan 24--Max Bid: Open to fair suggestions

  24 Jan 2012 | 7:15 pm

  I am looking for a writer to write no less than a 30 page report on the topic of Photography  (I will supply you with samples of similar content and specific topics to cover within the rep (more...) Keywords:Writing and translation

• Rewrite 60 music news (750-1500 letters) with image by HOTGERLLC

  23 Jan 2012 | 1:11 am

  I need rewrite 60 actual music news (750-1500 letters) with: 1) 2 titles (short -

• Writers wanted for online DJ/producer, dance music magazine - oDesk

  22 Jan 2012 | 4:36 pm

  Talented writers, ideally with passion and knowledge of UK dance music scene, to write short articles for a new online magazine about dance music, DJing, Music Production in the UK and the world. Do not want spinned articles. Must be original content. MUST have excellent english written skills and examples of previous published articles. Daily work available for the right person.Starting On: January 22, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 22, 2012 22:36 UTCID: 200646986Category: Writing & Translation > Website ContentSkills: english,dj,producerCountry: United KingdomHours Billed: 132.5click to…

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• Business plan writing | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 11:42 pm

  Hi. My business partner and I are located in Trinidad (Caribbean) and we are embarking on an ambitious venture which requires financing from potential investors. We require a complete business plan and are seeking the assistance of professionals... Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 00:42 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: virustwin (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , Trinidad And Tobago Preferred Job…

• Proof reading business document | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:58 pm

  The document is a 40 page A4 booklet with text and images. It has approximately 12000 words. I would like the document proof read. You will need to check the grammar, spelling, punctuation and ensure a consistent tense. I do require a turn aroun... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 2 d, 23 h (Ends Jan 30, 2012 14:58 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 2 (High $88, Low $22, Avg $55) Client: napsbury2 (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United…

• Copywriter for business opportunity offer needed! | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:28 am

  Hi! I'm Valentin, a internet marketer from Germany, and currently creating a little bizopp offer. Therefore I need someone for the copy: 1. squeeze page 2. page after opt-in with different offers on it 3. Autoresponder series 20x (promoting othe... Category: Writing & Translation > Copywriting Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 02:28 am ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $603, Low $603, Avg $603) Client: valentino2 (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , Germany…

• Executive/Business Owner C.V. and Linked-in page | Elance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:53 pm

  Executive/business owner seeking a professional CV as well as a Linked-in page to help promote his business/personal interests. Category: Writing & Translation > Resumes & Cover Letters Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 6 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 2, 2012 22:53 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 26, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: msh07874 (5 jobs posted, 100% awarded, $3,768 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Budd Lake, United States Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired Skills: Resume Writing, Web Content Job ID: 28317994 View job »

• Grant funding for business planning--By tonykamson on Jan 26--Max Bid: Open to fair suggestions

  26 Jan 2012 | 8:23 pm

  A start up mission-driven, for-profit global development finance company needs grant funding for business planning and is looking for a (more...) Keywords:Writing and translation

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• Magazine Article / Ad - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 5:29 pm

  I own a teeth whitening company that is going to be featured in a magazine. I need a 200-250 word article that clearly states exactly who we are, what we do, how we are different from the competitor, and why a reader should give us a try. I need this done quickly, but I want the writing to be very sophisticated and well written. Please have college level english education.Budget: $15Starting On: January 27, 2012Ending On: January 28, 2012Posted On: January 27, 2012 23:29 UTCID: 200672349Category: Writing & Translation > Blog & Article WritingSkills:…

• 4 Nature Magazine Articles | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 11:56 am

  I need 4 articles to be written on the following topics: 1) What are Biofuels? 2) The Great Blue Heron 3) The Common Bed Bug 4) The Moray Eel You should write the articles for teenagers to understand so all jargon must be adequately explained fo... Category: Writing & Translation > Article Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price ($35 - $75) Escrow Time Left: 2 d, 23 h (Ends Jan 30, 2012 12:56 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 2 (High $55, Low $55, Avg $55) Client: milamber1974 (20 jobs posted, 90% awarded, $971 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , Singapore…

• Magazine Articles for a Horse Magazine | Elance Job

  25 Jan 2012 | 10:09 pm

  High quality horse magazine. Job description: Looking for a creative writer with strong writing skills, someone who is able to evoke strong reactions and feelings in the reader. Someone who can take a basic concept and expand upon it. Our readers... Category: Writing & Translation > Article Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 9, 2012 23:09 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 25, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: equestriansquest (7 jobs posted, 86% awarded, $347 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Quill Lake, Canada Preferred Job Location:…

• Simple 30 page report on Starting a Magazine--By JL1 on Jan 24--Max Bid: Open to fair suggestions

  24 Jan 2012 | 7:15 pm

  I am looking for a writer to write no less than a 30 page report on the topic of How to Start a Magazine  (I will supply you with samples of similar content and specific topics to (more...) Keywords:Writing and translation

• Writers wanted for online DJ/producer, dance music magazine - oDesk

  22 Jan 2012 | 4:36 pm

  Talented writers, ideally with passion and knowledge of UK dance music scene, to write short articles for a new online magazine about dance music, DJing, Music Production in the UK and the world. Do not want spinned articles. Must be original content. MUST have excellent english written skills and examples of previous published articles. Daily work available for the right person.Starting On: January 22, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 22, 2012 22:36 UTCID: 200646986Category: Writing & Translation > Website ContentSkills: english,dj,producerCountry: United KingdomHours Billed: 132.5click to…

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• Creating a travel agency blurb book in french | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 3:06 am

  Creating the company book in french language The book will be sent as "travel brochure" to explain our sprit and present our destinations, making people willing to travel with us. This has to explain a story, something more like a newspaper or gui... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 22 h (Ends Feb 12, 2012 04:06 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: mitrosto (5 jobs posted, 40% awarded, $2,896 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Vufflens-le-Château, Switzerland…

• Travel-related Copy in English (250 words) - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:52 am

  I'm looking for someone with natural writing skills to write 250 words of original copy in English about specific destinations (ex. Rome, London, Bali, NYC) for a website. Possibility of 1-10 articles. Keyword knowledge a plus. I'm looking to pay 10,00$ per piece.Starting On: January 27, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 27, 2012 09:52 UTCID: 200669584Category: Writing & Translation > CopywritingSkills: english,writingCountry: ItalyHours Billed: 0click to apply

• English Travel Guide on Kansas, US | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:48 am

  Looking for a writer to research and write one short travel guide (roughly 5000 words) for people visiting the state of Kansas. Topic or Topics to be Covered: Kansas visitor information - Interesting historical facts - Cities to visit - For majo... Category: Writing & Translation > Ghost Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 6 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 3, 2012 02:48 am ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: systemgap (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United States Preferred Job Location:…

• 2x Travel Articles - Write + Spin - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:48 am

  Dear Writers I am looking for proficient writers to on Travel and Vacation. Successful applicant should possess solid fundamental knowledge on the above topic and can complete the project under tight schedule. Warning: No rewrites, scrape, PLR, Article-Builder generated content will be accepted. I want content from your point of view with your research and knowledge backed by it. Requirements: - Good English command and natural reading flow - Free of grammatical errors - Articles must be sp...Budget: $10Starting On: January 27, 2012Ending On: January 29, 2012Posted On: January 27, 2012 07:48…

• Travel Writers and Reviewers | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:23 am

  GTB is the go to destination for the LGBTA traveler before, during, and after a trip. With online reviews, blogs, a curated online magazine, and other features, the traffic and resources provided keep members coming back and reading more. Job des... Category: Writing & Translation > Article Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price ($20 - $30) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 02:23 am ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 2 (High $33, Low $30, Avg $31) Client: AnnaLove (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United States…

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• Sports Articles | Elance Job

  23 Jan 2012 | 1:02 am

  We will need three articles 400 words each on a sports related topic. This is a test run and more work will follow once we like your work. Our budget is $1 per 100 words. More details will be provided to the winning bidder. Category: Writing & Translation > Article Writing Type and Budget: Hourly (Less than $10 / hr) Time Left: 14 d, 22 h (Ends Feb 7, 2012 02:02 am ET) Start Date: Jan 23, 2012 Proposals: 2 (High $10 / hr, Low n/a, Avg $4 / hr) Client: jacjoh (16 jobs posted, 88% awarded, $256 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Trivandrum, India Preferred Job Location:…

• Need articles for a website - health & sports topics by INSprint

  20 Jan 2012 | 10:28 am

  I own an informational website, for which I need more content. The main topics are "NATURAL BODYBUILDING" and "SPORTS NUTRITION". I would like to hire a ghostwriter for 5 articles... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Articles, Ghostwriting)

• Sports and Sport Betting Articles | Elance Job

  17 Jan 2012 | 8:09 am

  This will hopefully be an ongoing role depending on the quality of your work. I will need original content around the following areas. Reviews of gambling websites. Articles about upcoming games, transfers based around football, rugby, tennis and... Category: Writing & Translation > Web Content Type and Budget: Hourly ($15 - $20 / hr) Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 1, 2012 09:09 am ET) Start Date: Jan 17, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: tcherokee (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Wimbledon, United Kingdom Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

• NHL Sports Writers/Bloggers Wanted by AlexOPa

  15 Jan 2012 | 9:13 am

  Looking for an individual to handle a number of responsibilities for a project of mine, which include: 1) analyzing and writing about the issues the NHL faces. this is for public consumption. You will... (Budget: $30-$250 CAD, Jobs: Article Rewriting, Articles, Blog, eBooks, Ghostwriting)

• Sports Writer needed for Four High Quality NCAA Football Articles regarding recruiting, decommits, a

  14 Jan 2012 | 1:36 pm

  I need four high quality articles (400 to 500 words each) written on one NCAA football team. You can choose from the following teams or propose another college you would like to write on. All four articles must be about the same college football team. Preference will be given to proposals to write about: University of South Carolina University of Georgia Clemson North Carolina State University Florida State University All articles must be written with original content and references to where ...Budget: $6Starting On: January 14, 2012Ending On: January 20, 2012Posted On: January 14, 2012 19:36…

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• Medical (Oncology) Writers by Sigmaanddelta

  26 Jan 2012 | 11:00 pm

  DON'T BID HERE IF YOU ARE GONNA SAY ME "I'M AN EZINE EXPERT WRITER" We are in need of professional Medical writer who can write for us 100 medical articles for us. The average wordcount for articles is 500-600 words per article... (Budget: $250-$750 USD, Jobs: Academic Writing, Articles, Ghostwriting, Medical Writing, Technical Writing)

• Hiring Medical / Health journal writers for a health website - oDesk

  26 Jan 2012 | 3:50 am

  We are currently hiring proficient independent journalist who can write articles which are medically oriented content in an interesting, yet scientific way, so the average reader can follow. For this - you must be skilled at researching latest studies on PubMed and also be able to scour through Health related websites, and Health sections of other credible websites e.g.Yahoo, BBC, MSN etc. looking for what health topics are making the headlines etc. related to cancer. We would require you to ...Budget: $175Starting On: January 29, 2012Ending On: February 29, 2012Posted On: January 26, 2012…

• Center - Website Content For Medical Procedures--By superbdeals on Jan 25--Max Bid: $34

  25 Jan 2012 | 12:49 pm

  Hello,I need website content from this site:http://www.passportmedical.com/ I need the content (more...) Keywords:Writing and translation

• Medical Systemic review & Research Articles - oDesk

  24 Jan 2012 | 5:52 am

  1. I have few articles which recently got rejected due to bad statistical analysis and some minor grammatical errors. I can let you see the article, if you're interested. you might have to re-write some portion of the article, which you will correct for statistical Analysis, Justification of sample size etc etc. Article's Titles: 1. Prevalence of Diabetic Neuropathy in Diabetes 2. Tuberculosis in different age groups 3. Dengue and Dengue Hemorrhagic fever Epidemic 4. Surgical Sutures compar...Budget: $100Starting On: January 24, 2012Ending On: February 20, 2012Posted On: January 24, 2012…

• Medical Systemic review & Research Articles-2 | Elance Job

  24 Jan 2012 | 4:07 am

  1. I have few articles which recently got rejected due to bad statistical analysis and some minor grammatical errors. I can let you see the article, if you're interested. you might have to re-write some portion of the article, which you will corre... Category: Writing & Translation > Ghost Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 8, 2012 05:07 am ET) Start Date: Jan 24, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: doctor007 (7 jobs posted, 29% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , Pakistan Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired…

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• Food Articles 8 x 150+ words - oDesk

  28 Jan 2012 | 3:37 am

  I need 8 short posts written. They are all on one food group and you may need to do a little research. No spun articles will be accepted so please don't apply if that's what you plan on doing. these must be written by you in a personal style of writing. The topics of the eight posts will be supplied on acceptance. Bad grammar and poor use of the english language will be rejected.Budget: $10Starting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: January 29, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012 09:37 UTCID: 200673738Category: Writing & Translation > Blog & Article WritingSkills:…

• Article Writer - Jewish Holidays and Food writing | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 3:59 pm

  We are currently working on an SEO project to increase the rankings for a kosher supermarket located in S. Florida. In order to increase the relevance of this site with the search engines, we need an article writer who will work on a project basi... Category: Writing & Translation > Web Content Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 29 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 26, 2012 16:59 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: lasolastech (123 jobs posted, 77% awarded, $27,476 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Weston, United States Preferred Job…

• Write About Local Foods in YOUR Region. Every part of the world including India and more. - oDesk

  26 Jan 2012 | 11:23 am

  We need someone to write about local foods in their region. Foods that started and originated in that country and/or region. Each dish should have 50 words to 100 words or more. - Titles should be capitalized, but food in the text should not be, unless it's a proper name.– - Every entry should include: Description of what the dish is, major ingredients – If possible: how and when it's eaten, it's background, tips on how to eat it and any cultural information. - No I or We, everything in third...Starting On: January 26, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 26, 2012 17:23 UTCID:…

• Translate English to Swedish Recipe book Turkish Food | Elance Job

  25 Jan 2012 | 7:35 pm

  I need someone to translate a recipe book for me, it is in the english language and need to be translated to swedish. About the book: it is a recipe book, 20 of the best Turkish recipe. Show previous work WORD: 3304 Category: Writing & Translation > Translation Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 9, 2012 20:35 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 25, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: swizze (41 jobs posted, 78% awarded, $7,678 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: örnsöldsvik, Sweden Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired Skills: N/A Job ID:…

• Logistics, Transportation, Food Safety Writer - oDesk

  25 Jan 2012 | 11:40 am

  I need long term assistance with professional, thought leadership content for a refrigerated supply chain company. Subject matter will focus on cost savings, sustainability, and service improvements through re-engineering transportation, warehousing and consolidation. Additional content on IT systems and food safety. Michigan, Indiana knowledge also helpful. Need someone smart, willing to do the research, to build credible web presence through well establish social, white papers, wiki, etc. ...Starting On: January 25, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 25, 2012 17:40 UTCID: 200661432Category:…

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• Relationship Report--By tfd on Jan 27--Max Bid: $25.50

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:39 am

  I'm looking for an excellent writer for possible long term projects. This first one will be to write a lengthy report on the topic of relationships and love compatibility. There are 15 sub-topics that (more...) Keywords:Writing and translation

• Short 5pg Report and 12 Articles by kayshaw

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:39 am

  Hi Freelancers, This is a very short project for a 5pg report on living a balanced life (more details to winner) and 12 articles that accompany it (titles given to winner). I am paying 2 dollars a page... (Budget: $30 USD, Jobs: Articles, Ghostwriting, Report Writing)

• Easy Report On Macbooks--By Eddie Archer on Jan 27--Max Bid: Open to fair suggestions

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:51 am

  I am looking for a writer to write a report which is no less than 30 pages long. The reports topic is on macbooks, specifically macbook air and pro. (I will supply you with samples of similar co (more...) Keywords:Writing and translation

• Super Short 20 Page Report On Back Pain by nopparut

  26 Jan 2012 | 11:19 pm

  This project is for ONLY English Speaking Countries. We are seeking a writer to create a 20 page short report on the subject of Back Pain. The content should cover overview of back pain and general treatments... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Articles, Book Writing, eBooks, Ghostwriting, Report Writing)

• Needed: Experienced Business and Scientific Writer for Report Writing | Elance Job

  26 Jan 2012 | 7:51 pm

  An experienced life sciences analyst is needed to author industry reports. Typically, scope includes therapeutic drugs, although it may include other medical technology. Select data and prose will be provided, as background material, in certain c... Category: Writing & Translation > Report Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 10, 2012 20:51 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 26, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: jacksonhighsmith (17 jobs posted, 53% awarded, $5,268 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Waltham, United States Preferred…

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• World Online Press Reading and Filtering ANALYST for my Daily "Dairy Sector Newsletter" :-) / $10xDa

  26 Jan 2012 | 4:47 pm

  > $10 x DAY, $50 x WEEK, Job Description I need to filter news on the 'Dairy Sector' around the world, on a daily basis. Most of the important news in the world are written in English, therefore I need someone that is excellent in English language, with some Business education and a lot of common sense. I will give you the name of around 40+ large multinational companies and you should set up your own filters, li...Budget: $50Starting On: January 30, 2012Ending On: February 3, 2012Posted On: January 26, 2012 22:47 UTCID: 200667675Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing &…

• Article - Do I need a Mobile-Compatible Newsletter ...--By Eran Y on Jan 26--Max Bid: Open to fair s

  26 Jan 2012 | 3:10 am

  Hello, I am looking for a content writer to write an original ~500 words article about how a marketer can know whether they need a Mobile-Compatible newsletter (that is suitable for vi (more...) Keywords:Writing and translation

• ghost writer for book ,articles,newsletter | Elance Job

  22 Jan 2012 | 6:04 pm

  A company that helps people start ,maintain and reestablish credt, personal money management,life strategies and other ancillary issues to individuals throughout the world. an individual who is an excellent writer and researcher with a potential... Category: Writing & Translation > Ghost Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 6, 2012 19:04 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 22, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: falcons44 (5 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , United States Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

• Newsletter writer needed - oDesk

  22 Jan 2012 | 1:53 pm

  We publish a monthly 4-page newsletter called COLLEGE BOUND -- all about getting into and paying for college. Written for parents as opposed to students. Need a writer to write monthly articles. You need to be familiar with and interested in American colleges. Need to know how to "research and rewrite" other topic articles. We prefer to see experience and samples.Starting On: January 22, 2012Ending On: Posted On: January 22, 2012 19:53 UTCID: 200646582Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing & TranslationSkills: newsletters,researchCountry: United StatesHours Billed: 324.67click to…

• Newsletter Created for Launch of Site | Elance Job

  22 Jan 2012 | 5:56 am

  I need a talented sales/copy writer to provide copy for a newsletter promoting the launch of a new site. The newsletter should highlight the new features of the site and tell an old user base to explore and use the new features as well as invite t... Category: Writing & Translation > Newsletters Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 6, 2012 06:56 am ET) Start Date: Jan 22, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $66, Low $66, Avg $66) Client: Artisla (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Berlin, Germany…

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• White paper | Elance Job

  27 Jan 2012 | 1:48 pm

  Describe theoretical perspective and apply it to theme. Theme includes mentoring as a self-change experience. Category: Writing & Translation > Academic Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 11, 2012 14:48 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 27, 2012 Proposals: 2 (High $126, Low $126, Avg $126) Client: ace_editguru (4 jobs posted, 50% awarded, $236 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Burlingame, United States Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired Skills: Academic Writing Job ID: 28332002 View job »

• Finalize a White Paper | Elance Job

  22 Jan 2012 | 3:50 pm

  Hi- Seek someone with relevant experience to refine a white paper draft into a high-quality marketing document. About ten pages. Goal is to refine, such as better sentence structure, superior word choices, and general proofing. Written for a... Category: Writing & Translation > Article Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 2 d, 23 h (Ends Jan 25, 2012 16:50 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 22, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: abauer (17 jobs posted, 71% awarded, $3,465 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Belmont, United States Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

• Research and Draft a White paper on teaching trends today | Elance Job

  20 Jan 2012 | 9:35 pm

  This is an easy job for a good writer and someone interested in research. It is ideal for someone with an education background, however that isn?t essential. We are looking for a good quality, well written white paper, which will be full of inter... Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 6 d, 23 h (Ends Jan 27, 2012 22:35 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 20, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: funmusic (110 jobs posted, 89% awarded, $23,481 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: , Australia Preferred Job…

• health care white paper | Elance Job

  20 Jan 2012 | 9:45 am

  we're looking for an experienced writer to produce white papers focused on health care and hospital topics. Category: Writing & Translation > Report Writing Type and Budget: Hourly (More than $50 / hr for 3-4 weeks) Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 4, 2012 10:45 am ET) Start Date: Jan 20, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: bvacantihealthgrades (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Golden, United States Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired Skills: Report Writing, Business Writing Job ID: 28199057 View job »

• Proofread/copy edit a series of whitepapers | Elance Job

  19 Jan 2012 | 2:02 pm

  Looking for someone with excellent proofreading and copyediting skills to proof and correct a series of business-oriented whitepapers. Please provide samples of what you have edited before, and take this quick AP Style test:   [obscured]  /skill... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Hourly (Less than $10 / hr for 3-4 weeks) Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 3, 2012 15:02 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 19, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: dpratt (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Not Verified) Client Location: , United…

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• Idea Proposal | Elance Job

  28 Jan 2012 | 5:58 am

  I urgently need someone to develop a very simple ambitious "compassion-in-action" projects in one or more of four areas: a) promoting cooperation across religions and cultures; b) diminishing violence; c) alleviating poverty; and, d) protecting t... Category: Writing & Translation > Creative Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Not Sure) Escrow Time Left: 23 h, 42 m (Ends Jan 29, 2012 06:58 am ET) Start Date: Jan 28, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: Assistantexpert (2 jobs posted, 50% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Accra, Ghana Preferred Job Location:…

• Looking for an editor for a book proposal/agent query | Elance Job

  25 Jan 2012 | 5:45 am

  I have a rough draft of an agent query an a non-fiction book proposal. I also have a list of chapters, introduction and a few sample chapters. I am looking for an editor to help me edit it, put it into a query format and develop a more professio... Category: Writing & Translation > Editing & Proofreading Type and Budget: Fixed price ( $500 - $1,000) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 9, 2012 06:45 am ET) Start Date: Jan 25, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: dnamite (7 jobs posted, 71% awarded, $11,520 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Pasadena, Russia Preferred Job…

• Book Proposal | Elance Job

  25 Jan 2012 | 1:35 am

  Hello Jessi, My name is Shernell Cooke and I would like to bring you on board to help me create a vegan cook book proposal that will get me an agent. Category: Writing & Translation > Other - Writing Services Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 9, 2012 02:35 am ET) Start Date: Jan 25, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: shernell (21 jobs posted, 76% awarded, $1,401 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: yonkers, United States Preferred Job Location: Anywhere Desired Skills: Proposal Writing Job ID: 28280586 View job »

• Proposal/Business Plan Writting | Elance Job

  24 Jan 2012 | 1:54 pm

  I have somewhat complicated ideas that I want to turn into a business plan. I have everything thought through thoroughly and I can explain effectively. I need some who can write professional business plan with self explanatory diagrams and financ... Category: Writing & Translation > Grant Writing Type and Budget: Fixed price (Less than $500) Escrow Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 8, 2012 14:54 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 24, 2012 Proposals: 1 (High $990, Low $990, Avg $990) Client: nkakowua (1 jobs posted, 0% awarded, $0 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Saginaw, United…

• Enterprise Software Proposal/RFP Writer | Elance Job

  24 Jan 2012 | 12:04 pm

  Looking for someone with experience writing business software proposals (typically 5-20 page documents) to help develop proposals and respond to RFP's (requests for proposal) for our Human Resource Software business in South Africa. Ideally you ... Category: Writing & Translation > Sales Writing Type and Budget: Hourly (Not Sure) Time Left: 14 d, 23 h (Ends Feb 8, 2012 13:04 pm ET) Start Date: Jan 24, 2012 Proposals: 0 Client: marketingdux (80 jobs posted, 68% awarded, $20,682 total purchased, Payment Method Verified) Client Location: Verbier, Switzerland Preferred Job Location: Anywhere…

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• Data Entry on verify by pin2012

  28 Jan 2012 | 4:08 am

  Hi, Good day. Looking only expert Data Entry operator contractors. Our web-site needs members register completely , task is just verify these registers . All working details may provide only selected contractors... (Budget: $250-$750 USD, Jobs: Academic Writing, Article Rewriting, Copy Typing, Copywriting)

• Offline Data Entry by skiuygytru

  28 Jan 2012 | 12:27 am

  Dear Friends, This is easy offline data entry work. I have 250 pages i want someone to rewrite them, i will Provide you .JPEG (Image Files), Which You have to Convert In MS-word File by typing only if you use any software you will not be paid... (Budget: $250-$750 USD, Jobs: .NET, Copywriting, Data Entry, Data Processing, Proofreading)

• Easy Data Entry by Raselkamal

  27 Jan 2012 | 11:57 pm

  my name is karen i am provide you easy entry work. this is very simple typing work at minimum target and also with high rate its a way to increase your income with high rate. This is Easy work... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: BPO, Copy Typing, Copywriting, Data Entry, Data Processing)

• seo,data entry, web designing, add-posting, translation - oDesk

  27 Jan 2012 | 11:53 pm

  I know this work correctlyStarting On: January 28, 2012Ending On: January 28, 2012Posted On: January 28, 2012 05:53 UTCID: 200673293Category: Writing & Translation > Blog & Article WritingSkills: seo,data-entry,translationCountry: BangladeshHours Billed: 0click to apply

• Easy data entry project ( typing work ) by dfgvtfgdrt

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:45 pm

  i have 15k data and files and i need to retype it again. i cant scan this files and data so i need to retyping it and save it into my server so i need freelancer who can complete this project on time. note: this is not full time project ... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: BPO, Copywriting, Data Entry, Data Processing, Excel)

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  WordCount

• Dear WordCount: What should I charge for copywriting work?

  Michelle V. Rafter

  26 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  This is the latest installment of Dear WordCount, an advice column that answers your questions about writing, blogging and running a freelance business. Dear WordCount: A client is asking if I can produce 500-word articles they would post under their name for a trade association. Another client asked me to write and produce a four-page, monthly newsletter. I’ve done straight up production work in years past and those costs are more definable for me.  I have also written mostly analysis and technical books in the past that had fixed prices or were incorporated into a freelance contract.

• Reminder: #wclw chat on freelance income today @ 10 am PT

  Michelle V. Rafter

  25 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  It is possible to make a comfortable living as a self-employed freelance writer. To find out how, tune to today’s WordCount Last Wednesday writer’s chat, when we’ll discuss how to supercharge your freelance writing income. The chat takes place at 10 a.m. Pacific time. Use the hashtag #wclw to join the conversation. Questions for the chat For the 60-minute chat, we’ll start with introductions, move to some pre-set questions and leave time at the end for your questions. Here are the pre-set questions: Q1: In 2011, was your freelance writing income higher, lower or the same as in…

• Next #wclw chat Jan. 25 – supercharge your freelance writing income

  Michelle V. Rafter

  22 Jan 2012 | 6:11 pm

  Photo by rachaelvoorhees/Flickr Being a freelance writer doesn’t mean taking a vow of poverty. If you know how to work the system – and just plain work – you can generate a more than comfortable income as a self-employed freelance writer. I know  - I hit six figures in 2010 and 2011 when the economy was still hurting and the media industry was going through more changes than it’s seen in decades. There are plenty of other writers out there like me. How is it possible, and more importantly, how can you do the same? To find out, tune in Wednesday, Jan. 25, for the next…

• 10 ways to cut costs from your freelance writing business

  Michelle V. Rafter

  18 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  Flickr photo courtesy Images_of_Money This week, I’m running a two-part series explaining what to takes to build a more lucrative writing business. The basics are easy: make more and spend less. How to do that is the tricky part. Part one of the series looked at ways to boost your freelance writing income. But what good is making more money if you’re spending a lot to do it? For a higher income to show up on the bottom line, you have to minimize what you’re spending to generate that income. Here are 10 suggestions for cutting freelance expenses: 1. Do as little marketing as…

• 10 ways to boost your freelance writing income in 2012

  Michelle V. Rafter

  17 Jan 2012 | 12:10 pm

  Flickr photo courtesy yomanimus   If you’ve made a resolution to make more money as a freelance writer this year, congratulations! You’ve taken the first step toward getting there – setting a goal. There are two basic ways to accomplish that goal: earn more and spend less. This week, I’m running a two-part series on running a more profitable freelance writing business. Today’s installment focuses on generating more income. Here are 10 suggestions for making that happen: 1. Up your rates. If you’ve been writing for the same clients for a while ask for a…

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• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 26, 2012

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  How’s everyone doing today? Thank you to all who joined the contest for the grammar book giveaway. We already have three winners, but don’t worry if you’re not one of them. We’ll be having more giveaways in the future. In the meantime, good luck with the jobs today! Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Tech/Business Writer (Anywhere) Marketing Content Writer (Houston/Austin/San Jose/Remote) Writer for Plastic Surgery Article (Downtown NY) Content/SEO Writer – Real Estate Marketing (NYC) Website Content Writer (Anywhere) Part-time Content Writer (Toronto/Remote)…

• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 26, 2012

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  How’s everyone doing today? Thank you to all who joined the contest for the grammar book giveaway. We already have three winners, but don’t worry if you’re not one of them. We’ll be having more giveaways in the future. In the meantime, good luck with the jobs today! Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Tech/Business Writer (Anywhere) Marketing Content Writer (Houston/Austin/San Jose/Remote) Writer for Plastic Surgery Article (Downtown NY) Content/SEO Writer – Real Estate Marketing (NYC) Website Content Writer (Anywhere) Part-time Content Writer (Toronto/Remote)…

• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 26, 2012

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  How’s everyone doing today? Thank you to all who joined the contest for the grammar book giveaway. We already have three winners, but don’t worry if you’re not one of them. We’ll be having more giveaways in the future. In the meantime, good luck with the jobs today! Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Tech/Business Writer (Anywhere) Marketing Content Writer (Houston/Austin/San Jose/Remote) Writer for Plastic Surgery Article (Downtown NY) Content/SEO Writer – Real Estate Marketing (NYC) Website Content Writer (Anywhere) Part-time Content Writer (Toronto/Remote)…

• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 26, 2012

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  How’s everyone doing today? Thank you to all who joined the contest for the grammar book giveaway. We already have three winners, but don’t worry if you’re not one of them. We’ll be having more giveaways in the future. In the meantime, good luck with the jobs today! Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Tech/Business Writer (Anywhere) Marketing Content Writer (Houston/Austin/San Jose/Remote) Writer for Plastic Surgery Article (Downtown NY) Content/SEO Writer – Real Estate Marketing (NYC) Website Content Writer (Anywhere) Part-time Content Writer (Toronto/Remote)…

• Freelance Writing Jobs for January 26, 2012

  26 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am

  How’s everyone doing today? Thank you to all who joined the contest for the grammar book giveaway. We already have three winners, but don’t worry if you’re not one of them. We’ll be having more giveaways in the future. In the meantime, good luck with the jobs today! Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Tech/Business Writer (Anywhere) Marketing Content Writer (Houston/Austin/San Jose/Remote) Writer for Plastic Surgery Article (Downtown NY) Content/SEO Writer – Real Estate Marketing (NYC) Website Content Writer (Anywhere) Part-time Content Writer (Toronto/Remote)…

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  About Freelance Writing

• How Non-Native English Writers Can Improve Their Writing Skills

  annew

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:35 am

  A guest post by Lior Levin. Writing is not like solving equations, you can’t finish a piece robotically, as you do in Mathematics. Good writing is way beyond reading literature books, having a degree... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

• The Sky Is Bluer Than Usual Today

  annew

  26 Jan 2012 | 11:29 am

  Yesterday I met with a long-term client and friend at my local Starbucks. It’s located at the edge of a shopping center in the neighborhood known as City Heights here in San Diego. I’d... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

• Maybe You Don’t Want To Be A Freelance Writer After All

  annew

  25 Jan 2012 | 10:49 am

  I assume that most of the readers here either are freelance writers or are trying to figure out how they can do their writing from home. The blunt truth, or at least some of it, is that freelancing... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

• Can You Tell The Difference Between Your Writing Business And You?

  annew

  24 Jan 2012 | 11:37 am

  I tend to identify myself as a writer. When people ask me what I do I say I write. I’ve been challenged by some people I trust to make sure I know the difference between me and my writing... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

• 8 Ways Freelance Writers Earn More By Setting Their Sights Higher

  annew

  23 Jan 2012 | 12:56 pm

  Recently in a LinkedIN group and in two different emails to me, three people asked how to find freelance writing jobs that paid more than a pittance. All three were feeling put upon by the number of... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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  Freelancedom

• I Created a Pinterest Board for Word Nerds Because Why Not?

  Steph Auteri

  24 Jan 2012 | 2:07 pm

  I know it seems as if all I do lately is futz around on various social media platforms. But I swear to you. I’m getting shit done. It’s just that… I’m always looking for new and fun ways to build my brand, and to build my word nerd community, and I’ve been seeing various small business to interesting things online lately. My latest obsession? Pinterest. (Yeah, you and everyone else, Steph.) Would it up my cool factor to tell you I’ve already been using Pinterest for about a year now in order to collect photos of pretty kitchens? Or does that just make me…

• How To Break Through Your Work Block

  Steph Auteri

  13 Jan 2012 | 12:23 pm

  I’ve made a lot of excuses for myself over the past month: I just finished several large projects; I deserve a break. I’m distracted because I’m waiting on responses to my lit agent queries; can you blame me? I’m suffering from Holiday Brain. I’m suffering from S.A.D. I’m suffering from this god-awful, nasty, lingering cold. Poor excuses all, especially considering how much work I could’ve been doing based upon the goals I’d set out for myself. I’ve been procrastinating on one project in particular: pulling together the notes for the ASJA…

• One Simple Trick for Effective Self-Editing

  Steph Auteri

  11 Jan 2012 | 12:01 pm

  On Monday, instead of getting a damn thing done, I took a bus into the city and headed downtown to (Le) Poisson Rouge, where Mike Geffner was hosting Titillating Tongues: NYC Erotica in Poetry & Prose. My favorite, sex-positive feminist was reading, and I was also excited to catch my very first glimpse of Rev Jen, a writer, performance artist, and elf I’d first become aware of when she was writing the old-school “I Did It For Science” column on Nerve. Before we could bask in the awesome glow of the featured readers, however, there was an open mic. I didn’t read,…

• Freelancing and Yoga Go Together Like… Nutella and Pound Cake

  Steph Auteri

  6 Jan 2012 | 2:57 pm

  I can't even do the pose pictured on my shirt without falling over. Those of you who have been reading Freelancedom for awhile may have noticed a shift in tone recently. Part of this has been due to a shift in focus, and in changing goals. Part of it has been due to the emotional/mental shift that comes with improved work/life balance, and with more consistent income (alleluia!). But a big part of that shift has come from the fact that I now hit up my local yoga studio four to five days a week. Is that crazy? Maybe. But I’ve come to realize that freelancing and yoga go together like…

• One Simple Step To Landing More Work

  Steph Auteri

  4 Jan 2012 | 12:50 pm

  As mentioned previously, December always leaves me with a nasty case of Holiday Brain. I’m easily distracted. By twinkle lights. And Christmas cookies. And the DVR. My work output? Not optimal. January 1 always has me eager to get back to work. At the same time, I’m so damn used to being lazy, I need to ease my way back in. Cautiously dip a toe into the water. In slow motion. This past couple of weeks, I’ve definitely been working in slow motion. I’ve been sitting with stacks of magazines, flipping through for story idea inspiration. I’ve done up a couple of…

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  All Freelance Writing

• Apologies for the Last Post

  Jennifer Mattern

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:04 am

  If you follow this blog in your feed reader or get email subscriptions, you might have seen a post earlier today about a six figure challenge. You should not have received that post, and I’m sorry. This blog used to be a group blog called Six Figure Writers and it revolved around that old challenge. The post that displayed as new was actually from 2006 or 2007. I’ve since re-dated it to get it back to the archives where it belongs. I’m not sure yet how it happened. But I suspect it’s a result of a new plugin here which I’m using to clean up dead links throughout…

• Face to Face Marketing Tips for Freelance Writers

  Chris Bibey

  23 Jan 2012 | 8:12 am

  Like many freelance writers, I do not enjoy talking about myself. That being said, there is a fine line between bragging on yourself and doing an effective job in the sales and marketing department. Are you comfortable with “face to face marketing?” In short, this is the act of marketing your services to potential clients in person. No matter the setting – from conferences to chamber meetings – you need to be comfortable selling and marketing yourself in a face to face environment. Here are several tips to keep in mind: 1. Rather than brag about your accomplishments, detail your past…

• Writing Forum and Branding Changes

  Jennifer Mattern

  20 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am

  I have two quick updates to share with you today: New Forums Added Registered members of All Freelance Writing have access to our writing forums. While we had freelance chat areas before, we’ve now added a section for book chat. There you’ll find a few new forums covering self publishing, e-publishing, and working with publishers. Not a member yet? Register now. It’s free! Branding Changes There will be a minor branding change here at All Freelance Writing and most of my other websites. Rest assured we won’t have a name change here or any big design changes. But within…

• Building the Perfect Freelance Office

  Rebecca Garland

  19 Jan 2012 | 6:56 am

  The environment I’m in influences the quality of my work, or at the very least how I feel about the work. For example, I can’t write in bed. I can’t sit with a laptop in bed and expect to create great things. I’d rather just sleep so long as I’m there. I need a real office space where I feel empowered and professional in order to run my business effectively.  For years I’ve struggled to find the place in my home where was going to create this perfect office set-up. Freelancing with Family Over the years I’ve tried any number of set-ups to make this writing career work with my…

• Don’t Miss This Group Coaching Series From Peter Bowerman

  Jennifer Mattern

  18 Jan 2012 | 2:19 pm

  Just an FYI, folks… Peter Bowerman, author of The Well-Fed Writer (my personal favorite book on freelance writing), is starting up Well-Fed Group Coaching series #9 on February 8th. If you’re about to launch a “commercial” writing business (writing for companies, and the subject of TWFW), or are 1-2 years into one that’s plateaued, you need to check out this program. It’s solely focused on commercial writing, NOT magazine writing. As I told Peter directly, I think he offers some of the best resources around for freelancers. His products and services are…

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  thursdaybram.com

• Business is Where We Really Need to Be Talking About Sustainability

  thursday

  23 Jan 2012 | 10:55 am

  Sustainability is a big fat buzzword. It gets trotted out anytime someone wants to appear to care for the environment and it’s meaning is becoming diluted. We’ve added a sense that ‘sustainability’ has to mean we’re talking about the environment. But the word really has much broader roots than that. Sustainability is a question of building something that can repeat and continue, especially in a situation when limited resources are available. That can mean talking about energy efficiency and the like, but it can just as easily be a question of practicing stewardship with our own time…

• The Importance of the Technical Skills I See Among Entrepreneurs

  thursday

  20 Jan 2012 | 12:04 pm

  I fully admit that I hang out with nerds, geeks and so on. I have only a handful of friends who have even undergraduate degrees in business, let alone MBAs. I don’t have a problem with people who pursue an MBA — just as I don’t have a problem with people who pursue a Ph.D. in underwater basket weaving. To each our own. But when it comes to entrepreneurship, I’m seeing some very interesting trends. In my circle, the more successful entrepreneurs have some impressive technical skills, first and foremost. Just about everyone picks up business skills along the way, but it’s not…

• A Glossary of Titles of People Who Work without a Boss

  thursday

  16 Jan 2012 | 11:27 am

  There are a lot of descriptions of people who work for themselves. If you take on contracts for creative work, you can be a freelancer or an independent contractor. If you’re looking to build something bigger down the road, you might be an entrepreneur — or you might just be a small business owner. Nomenclature can be very important: because most of these titles have fairly common interpretations, people can tell a lot about you depending on which one you choose. Freelancer: Freelancers are almost always individuals working on their own, usually in a creative field. A freelancer works on…

• Independent Workers Will Be the Majority, Again

  thursday

  10 Jan 2012 | 8:00 pm

  If you take a look at the job titles back on your family tree beyond the last hundred years or so, you’re not going to see a lot of company men. You might see a few different job titles, like farmer, sailor, tailor or blacksmith. In the 1800s or so, you might see a few factory workers. But in any period before the Industrial Revolution, you’re probably looking at a family history full of people working for themselves or for marginally wealthier landowners in their area. There simply weren’t big companies the way there are today — there was no infrastructure for them. But…

• Crushing It: Not the Right Option for Everyone

  thursday

  6 Jan 2012 | 3:14 pm

  There’s a certain mindset that you’re likely to encounter in the fast-paced worlds of internet marketing, start-ups and other specialized types of entrepreneurship that if you want to be in business, you absolutely have to ‘crush it.’ Gary Vaynerchuk is the mascot of this point of view and, boy howdy, has it worked for him. The man turned a single liquor store into a media empire. But just because something works well for Vaynerchuk doesn’t mean that it’s definitely going to work for you. Not all of us have the same mindset, motivations or energy levels.

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  Freelancer.com - New Projects

• US Classifieds poster needed by needee

  28 Jan 2012 | 6:29 am

  I need an experienced Classifieds poster specifically with Craigs List to post 3 ads on 3 US major cities per day, for 5 days - 45 ads in 5 days (it is certain that frequency will increase if things go well)... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Classifieds Posting, Data Entry, Forum Posting, Internet Marketing)

• Social Exchange by inthemixent

  28 Jan 2012 | 6:28 am

  Social website called "Social exchange" sorta like facebook. so looking for an eye catching similar design we want this image on the front login page (Budget: $250-$750 AUD, Jobs: Graphic Design, HTML, PHP, Web Security, Website Design)

• Photoshop Image Retouching Editing 10 Photographs by wblyons

  28 Jan 2012 | 6:23 am

  Please kindly read all of the project description carefully: NOTE - YOUR BID WILL BE TOTAL AMOUNT YOU REQUIRE TO EDIT 10 (TEN) PHOTOGRAPHS For this current project I have 10 (TEN) photographs that need post-production work in Photoshop or other photo editing program... (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: Photo Editing, Photoshop)

• C# and Simple Geometric Math by ewizlab

  28 Jan 2012 | 6:22 am

  This project is about moving a series of x,y coordinates. Please open the attached word document for illustrated requirement. Language: c# Tool: VS2010 Rules of Engagement: https://www.freelancer.com/users/1781422.html (Budget: $30-$250 USD, Jobs: C# Programming)

• Facebook Flash template Customization by jessops

  28 Jan 2012 | 6:20 am

  I am looking for someone to customize a template monster flash facebook shop here is a demo https://www.facebook.com/pages/Customized-FB-Business-Page/280717788637487?sk=app_190322544333196 on every... (Budget: $250-$750 USD, Jobs: Flash, HTML, Website Design)

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  Greatlance.com - New Projects

• Intro movie for new site

  20 Jan 2012 | 9:29 am

  Hello, We want to create a short animated film for our new social recruiting site, The video includes texts and animation (if possible narration, and if not simple music). Video length is a minute to a minute and a half Thank you, Lior

• Need 50 CPA leads a week

  7 Jan 2012 | 2:54 am

  Please, experienced providers ONLY. I am looking to expand my business in CPA marketing. I have access to a database of lead generation; zip and email and short form submit offers that need filling! You may start Instantly …. If things go well, I will look into hiring you FULL-TIME as well as increase your workload. Can you send 50+ leads per week? If so, you are the one suitable for the job. I h

• Front and Back End Developer Designer

  4 Jan 2012 | 9:39 am

  Highly Skilled Open Source Front and Back-End Developer/Designer to build and maintain a bespoke recovery e-course within an untapped niche area.. High, my name is Julian and I’m looking for someone to build me a website. You'll need to be honest, up front, open-minded and reliable. You will also need to be interested in becoming an active partner in a business, as I have no funds to pay you. T

• Freelance eBay Sellers Needed

  1 Jan 2012 | 6:49 pm

  We are looking for 10 to 15 people who have eBay seller account WITH Good Feedbacks You will be posting around 5 auctions per week and monitoring it on eBay. We will e-mail you the details of what auctions to post up (including images, descriptions etc.) daily and expected daily update during chat and by emails. We will ship item on time and provide you tracking. All shipment will be done from H

• Need drupal based companyt website

  29 Dec 2011 | 3:15 am

  We are looking for amazing web design of 12 pages size. Video portfolio contact home request quote News About Us Policy Clients & Comments Latest Projects, etc Please share your previous works.

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  The Savvy Freelancer

• How to Break Into a New Freelancing Niche

  Alexis

  10 Jan 2012 | 9:44 am

  I’ve been feeling like a rookie freelancer all over again. It’s because I decided to get into a different freelancing niche. Let me tell you, it’s been difficult, slow going, exciting, unnerving, energizing and mind boggling all at the same time. My Niche Journey Sometime last year, I became restless and wanted to focus on working with a specific type of business and industry only. Since then, I’ve had a few false starts… and made a little progress. By false starts, I mean I thought I had identified the perfect niche for me. I even registered a domain name so I…

• Forget New Year’s Resolutions! Make This Instead

  Alexis

  5 Jan 2012 | 2:40 pm

  As you may have deduced from my un-resolution post at Freelance Folder and this blog post title, I’m not big on New Year’s resolutions. They’re so… common, and I would hate to be like everybody else (maybe that’s one of the reasons I’m a freelancer?). Now if making resolutions works for you — if they get you to develop new, positive habits that improve your life — then go for it! Don’t let my personal preferences stop you. But if you want to do something else, either in addition to or in lieu of, New Year’s resolutions, then I have…

• Most Popular Savvy Freelancer Posts of 2011

  Alexis

  27 Dec 2011 | 11:09 am

  Before we bid adieu to 2011, let’s take a look at the most popular posts in The Savvy Freelancer for 2011. This list is based on the number of page views, as well as the number of comments on each post. I didn’t use any scientific formula, so you’ll just have to take my word for it. Most Popular Polls I published a number of polls for freelancers in 2011, and these three topped the list in terms of readership and engagement: Poll: What’s The Biggest Mistake You’ve Ever Made as a Freelancer? This question resonated with many Savvy Freelancer readers — which goes to…

• Best and Worst Freelancing Advice of 2011

  Alexis

  13 Dec 2011 | 9:54 am

  If you’re a freelancer, it’s easy to get freelancing advice. You can invest in books, coaching programs, and bootcamps for freelancers. Even if you’re bootstrapping, you won’t run out of freelancing advice from blogs, free webinars (ahem), not to mention well-meaning friends and relatives. The bottom line is, you can find a lot of guidance for freelancing out there. What’s critical is your ability to sift through all the information that is available, and make a judgement call on which advice is good, and which is bad. In this post, I’m sharing the best and…

• My 2011 Freelancing Gratitude List

  Alexis

  6 Dec 2011 | 11:13 am

  It’s that time of year when we take stock of the past and give thanks for all the blessings we’ve received. I know, this post is late for Thanksgiving, but it’s always a good time to focus on the good things that have come to us. It helps put things into perspective and makes us open to accept more of the positive. The 10 things I’m most grateful for in 2011 are: 1. My clients Of course, clients are what every freelancer covets, and I’ve got some of the best ones. A client who first hired me in 2008 became a retainer client this year. Another client I’ve…

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  The Social Freelance Writer

• Book Review: ProBlogging Action Plan

  Danielle

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  Guest post by Hajra Kahtoon WHO? Jane Sheeba  runs many blogs!!! That is probably the first thing you notice about her. She blogs about blogging at Problogging Success. She tells you all about the technological buzz going around at Tech Buzz. She runs a relationship advice blog at Merry Relationships. Besides this, she is a team member at We Blog Better, works as a scientist by day and don’t ask me how; but manages to run her family and raise a kid! Now that you have done gasping; read on. WHAT? Jane has authored an amazing book called Pro Blogging Action Plan. The book is a 132 page…

• How Can I Get High-Paying Writing Jobs on oDesk?

  Danielle

  26 Jan 2012 | 1:41 pm

  Guest post by Missy Nolan oDesk is notorious for low-paying freelance writing jobs.  If you are an oDesk user, you’ve probably waded through hundreds, maybe even thousands, of writing gigs that demand high-quality, well-researched 500 word articles for $1 or $2.  Most of us can’t survive on rates that low.  In fact, $2 won’t even get you a loaf of bread or a carton of eggs in some cities. Don’t give up on oDesk just yet, though.  There are plenty of gems hiding between all the ridiculously picky clients and insultingly low wages.  Finding them just requires a bit…

• Why Social Media Isn’t a Waste of Time

  Danielle

  19 Jan 2012 | 9:52 pm

  Courtesy of: Schools.com Why Social Media Isn’t a Waste of Time is a post from: The Social Freelance Writer. Why not subscribe to the newsletter and get your free copy of Fire Your Boss! today?

• Are You Using These 7 Important Tools to Promote Yourself as a Writer?

  Danielle

  4 Jan 2012 | 3:55 pm

  If you are a fiction writer, online writer, or magazine writer, you need to be able to promote yourself.  Unless of course you’re big enough to have an agent that does all of that for you.  But the majority of us are web writers and the only people we can depend on to promote us are ourselves!  It is a vital element to any web writer that wants to be successful. Thanks to the Internet, there are many ways that we can promote ourselves.  You can get your name out there and share samples of your work at the same time.  Choose a good mixture of promotional techniques to get the best…

• Do You Need Motivation as a Freelance Writer?

  Crystal

  13 Dec 2011 | 7:00 am

  One of the most difficult aspects of being a freelance writer is staying motivated. You can lose your motivation because you’ve worked so much you’re burned out, because you feel isolated, or even because you can’t imagine anyone being interested in what you have to say on a blog. When you lose your motivation, freelancing writing becomes a chore rather than a career that you love. Join a Group A great way to stay motivated is to join a group of other like-minded writers. Some writers are interested in eventually having enough passive income to live off of while others are…

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  meryl's notes blog at meryl.net

• The Joy of a Good Verb

  meryl

  23 Jan 2012 | 6:44 am

  Welcome to meryl’s notes blog (this here place you’re lookin’ at) in Plano, Texas. We’re honored to be a stop in Pesi Dinnerstein’s WOW! Women On Writing Blog tour. We’re giving away a copy of A Cluttered Life: Searching for God, Serenity, and My Missing Keys! [affiliate] Read on to see how you can win. About Pesi Dinnerstein: Pesi Dinnerstein (a.k.a. Paulette Plonchak) has written selections for the best-selling series Small Miracles, by Yitta Halberstam and Judith Leventhal, and has contributed to several textbooks and an anthology of short stories.

• Assumptions

  meryl

  19 Jan 2012 | 7:10 am

  One Halloween while helping my mom pass out candy, I saw a kid in a cute Bugs Bunny costume. The costume was made out of nice material instead of the weird smelling plastic mask and the stiff vinyl bodysuit. See Exhibit A for an lovely example of a vinyl Darth Vader costume. What’s up with my reaction in the photo? I wasn’t happy someone took my picture before I could get my mask on. I can’t recall exactly how the cute Bugs Bunny costume looked except that it wasn’t the vinyl most of us wore those days unless we were lucky enough to have a parent who could sew or pull…

• Is a Blog Right for Your Business Update

  meryl

  11 Jan 2012 | 8:50 am

  Image from sxc.hu user typofi Although I wrote Is a Blog Right for Your Business? in 2007, people still mention the article or contact me with questions after reading it. Blogging has changed a lot since then, but one paragraph remains true. Some people like to read blogs, others like to read newsletters, still others like to rely on feeds and some read a few or all of them. No matter the method the information is distributed, each medium has one thing in common: content. Having a blog connects your newsletter, your website and your business with all of these readers. More people probably ask…

• One Wrong Way to Get Business

  meryl

  3 Jan 2012 | 10:06 pm

  Michelle Rafter posted a letter of introduction (LOI) from a writer who took an ego trip. Instead of an ego trip, I heard from an accountant who must be taking a trip to find blockhead clients. The email introduction implies she thinks writers don’t have business sense. The email makes a bad first impression coming from a free email service provider using “free_lancer01″ in the address and “abc efg” in the display name. (Maybe the “D” key didn’t work.) Not only that, but she sent it to two others, one of which was someone I knew. Here’s…

• Is Content Finally Getting Respect?

  meryl

  29 Dec 2011 | 9:27 am

  After a successful four-city tour, Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs returned for three-city encore tour. The Dallas Museum of Art was one of those stops. I received an email from my cousins in Austins who planned to come to town for the exhibition. We set it up, reserved the tickets and had a memorable experience. (Yes, I remember my sons complaining. This cropped photo had my family, but only my daughter and husband cooperated.) It had been over eight years since I last visited the museum for the Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition. When I finally visited Modern Art Museum of…

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  Ajeva

• How Freelancers Can Beat the Discount Mindset

  Marissa Sayno

  25 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am

  In these tough times when businesses are cutting down costs, freelancers are tempted to give discounts to add more value to their services. Even seasoned freelancers do this, without ever realizing the real cost of cutting their prices.  Keeping your clients happy is on everyone’s top list.  But, will it make you happier in the long run?  Should you even give discounts to motivate your potential customers to choose you among the rest? How to Compete When Others are Cutting Down Prices Everyone’s into the discount mindset and there’s pressure to stay even that causes…

• The Art of Stealing Customers for the Ethical Freelancer

  Marissa Sayno

  19 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am

  There’s a reason why you have to do double time this year to becoming a freelancing lead magnet.  As the growth on the number of freelancers rise, the competition can be close to brutal.  If you’ve come your way out of being a newbie, you know how it’s very tempting to steal clients from your competitors who are making top bucks.  Irresistible, yes, but it can be done ethically if you want to put yourself to the edge of competition and win more freelance projects. How Freelancers Can Ethically Steal Business from Their Competition Stealing is bad… and it’s a…

• From a Freelancing Nobody to a Lead Magnet

  Marissa Sayno

  11 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am

  If you have been ranting about not making your leads stick enough to offer you a freelancing gig,  there must be something really wrong in this picture.  Is it you or them?  How about meeting them halfway by becoming a lead magnet so you don’t only convince them about your expertise, but  convert them into freelance clients.  The latter seems to be a tougher job and you may need to reassess your portfolio website, to start with.  Is your site doing a horrible job of capturing leads?  Best Practices on How Freelancers Can Become a Lead Magnet Welcome to the age of digital…

• What Freelancing Will Look Like in 2012 and Beyond

  Marissa Sayno

  4 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am

  Breathe… you’ve survived another year!  Are you looking forward to 2012 with hope and optimism?  We hope that you’ve got your New Year’s resolution set last time when we’ve given you a list of freelancing resources to check out.  Working your butt off as a freelancer this year is just beginning, and work-life balance is something that’s still a luxury for most of us doing more than 40 hours a week to make ends meet.  Are you really ready for what this year has to bring? Freelancing Predictions for 2012:  A Brighter Outlook The freelance market may have…

• Are You Ready for Freelancing in 2012?

  Marissa Sayno

  28 Dec 2011 | 8:00 am

  I can’t believe that in a couple of days, it’s already 2012.  So many things have passed and time really do fly faster these days that I almost lost count.  I only have one question in mind though:  Are You Ready for 2012?  If you can’t even start to map out your goals for the new year because of all these holiday rush, have no fear.  I’m sharing with you a list of resources that can inspire you to come up with your top X list for 2012. Whatever your goals are, may you be blessed with inspiration, hope and optimism to become successful in your niche.  All of us…

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  Opportunities Planet

• The Benefits of Hiring a Virtual Assistant

  Pam Drayton

  27 Jan 2012 | 2:48 am

  Do you often feel as though there are simply not enough hours in the day to accomplish everything that you want to do?  Don’t stress about this fact too much, as you are far from being alone.  So many of the breakthroughs and advancements that were theoretically designed to liberate us have failed to accomplish just that.  Instead, many of us feel that we have less time to clear our schedule for the day.  One excellent way of addressing this problem is to consider hiring a virtual assistant. What’s a virtual assistant anyway? A virtual assistant, as the name obviously…

• Building Your Site’s Credibility and Trust in Five Simple Steps

  Alex Levin

  26 Jan 2012 | 4:26 am

  In order to run a successful online business, you need to put as much effort as you can into every possible detail. The simple act of creating a website does not guarantee that you will actually make any money. There’s a lot of advice out there about improving websites and increasing conversions. To get off to the best start possible, you should check out the following five tips. They have been handpicked for their ability to produce the best results. Poorly Written Content Scares Customers Away The quality of the content on your site communicates a lot about the overall quality of your…

• SEO and SMO: How the Blend Ensures Success of Your Site?

  Alyssa Clarke

  25 Jan 2012 | 4:06 am

  The value of the World Wide Web is increasing exponentially by the day as far as marketers are concerned. The ease and speed that it offers in connecting a company with customers, existing and potential, are tremendous. It is in this light that the two terms, SEO (search engine optimization) and SMO (social media optimization) have been the constant refrain of the marketing world. While debates rage on as to which is better and more effective, the correct answer would be – a synergy of both SEO and SMO. This is because while SEO and SMO are totally different as concepts, they both…

• A Fresh Look at Email Marketing for Business: The Influence of Social Networking

  neel

  24 Jan 2012 | 3:05 am

  Email marketing was perhaps the original online marketing in a sense. We can learn many lessons from social networking and social media marketing and apply them to our email subscription strategy. In many ways, email marketing is very similar to Twitter and Facebook marketing. We could consider email marketing as the original online marketing strategy. It was only a few years ago when marketers would bombard users of a specific demographic set until they would click through, or buy. The advent of social media marketing is actually a maturation of the original email marketing. Bombarding has…

• Google Analytics: Updated and Up to Date

  Opportunities Planet Team

  23 Jan 2012 | 2:14 am

   Google’s September 2011 update to its Analytics package finally drew a line under one argument that it’s always lost – Google Analytics now provides real-time reporting and other popular features that competitors have been offering for years. Google didn’t get it right first time when it launched New Analytics in May 2011, but it’s been moving the product forward since then and most users are happy with the result. Google Analytics needed a facelift – blog posts and comments bemoaning the lack of functionality had become commonplace. Leaving aside the real-time data debate,…

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  Online Freelance Jobs | Tips | Tools | Reviews

• 11 Great Open Sources For Multimedia Tools

  23 Jan 2012 | 4:28 am

  As you know ... multimedia files likes photo, audio, video is a part of you as a photographer, film maker, audiographer, graphic designer, musicians, even developers. There are many software or applications as a multimedia editor that can be used. But whether they are suits to your needs? In this post, I will invite you to visit some open source communities. I think, these communities really relevant and comprehensive in providing what is your needs. Here are : 1. OpenOffice OpenOffice is a fully loaded software suite that contains all the functionality of Microsoft Office - Word, PowerPoint,…

• Best Collection Of Free Resume or CV Templates For Freelancers

  21 Jan 2012 | 11:52 pm

  As you know, Resume or CV is one important part when applying for a job. In making a resume, there are some components that need attention such as writing format, design templates, and the contents inside. I think, have a resume that looks professional and attractive certainly be a great honor as a professional worker. It also will increase a positive impression to employers or a company that will hire you. In this post, I will invite you to see some free resume templates but creative, interesting, and professional. There are several versions such as HTML resume template, PSD template,…

• Best Online SEO Tools and Resources For Webmasters

  20 Jan 2012 | 5:02 pm

  We are familiar with the term of SEO ( Search Engine Optimization ) as a part of an online marketing strategy. The webmasters, developers, founders, publishers use of SEO techniques to get their target market through site's ranking in search engines. Both you are as SEO freelancers, Web Designers, SEO Consultants, or Agencies certainly requires a good SEO techniques to meet the needs of your clients. In this post, I'll review some of SEO tools and resources that may be useful for you. These Tools and resources allows you to save your time in doing keyword research, assist your in developing a…

• Top 100+ Interviews By Pro Creatives As Freelancing Inspiration

  19 Jan 2012 | 6:12 pm

  As a freelancer, whether you ever asked : why they succeed, but I can not?. Although... I've worked hard, and do your best. I think, probably most of you agree that the experience is the best teacher. Experiences be used as an "evaluation tool". In this post, I will invite you to see some of the experiences of those who are struggling to achieve success in their fields. Here are collection of interviews that I quoted from various sources. Maybe these lists can be used as inspiration : 1. Interviews of Popular Web Designers, Developers, Bloggers and Founder 2. 94 Interviews With 39 Designers,…

• Top 12 Useful Twitter Tools For Freelancing

  19 Jan 2012 | 10:15 am

  Just like any other networking sites, the presence of Twitter as a famous micro blogging have an impact on online media today. You can easily run a business, employment, or make a good relationship with many people by saving time or saving money. In this post, I review some Twitter tools that can be used to build your business or freelancing career. Here are : 1. Tweetdeck : This app provided by Twitter. By using this app, you can stay up to date with notification alert from new Tweets, monitor and manage unlimited account, schedule Tweets, and focus on what matters with powerful filters.

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  Guerrilla Freelancing

• Top 20 Guerrilla Freelancing articles from 2011

  Mike Smith

  4 Jan 2012 | 11:28 am

  Another year has come and gone. 2011 was a great year for Guerrilla Freelancing. We released two guides, published a ton of articles and grew more than we have in both previous years combined. So in keeping with tradition, we’re going to look at the top 20 articles that were published here on Guerrilla Freelancing. Previous Top 20 Posts: Top 20 Guerrilla Freelancing articles from 2009 Top 20 Guerrilla Freelancing articles from 2010 Below are the top 20 Guerrilla Freelancing articles from 2011. I hope you enjoy them and find something you may have missed over the past 12 months! The list…

• 10 Business Clichés to stay far away from & why

  Mike Smith

  5 Dec 2011 | 10:21 am

  We’re surrounded by them every day yet we never really take the time to notice them. There’s a reason why, too – people don’t give a shit about dumb catch phrases they’ve heard a million times before. Just like ad-blindness on the web, people get used to seeing and hearing the same stuff and eventually turn it off in their heads and stop paying attention. This is why Guerrilla Marketing works so well – it’s different, fresh and unique. So what are some of the biggest business cliches to stay far away from? Let’s review 10 of the biggest business…

• Time or Money: You can’t have both as a freelancer

  Mike Smith

  25 Nov 2011 | 7:00 am

  A man with money doesn’t have time to hang out and a man who has time to hang out doesn’t have money. If you really want to be rich, there’s some things you’re going to have to cut out of your life. Sacrifices you’re going to have to make in order to achieve your goals. The current way of doing things isn’t working, so what should you do? Do you want to have more time? If your ultimate goal is to get more time to do things you love, you’re going to have to change up your approach a bit when freelancing and focus on things that’ll help you…

• Fueled by Fear: How freelancers can become better by being completely terrified

  Mike Smith

  23 Nov 2011 | 7:45 am

  It’s amazing what people can do when their backs are against the wall. From grandmothers being able to lift a car off of their grandchild with their bare hands to someone being able to survive a knife attack. The ability to overcome is something truly fascinating. So why do most of us fall victim to the fears we have? It cripples us and causes unnecessary timidness in our daily activities. Instead of getting out there and going after our goals, we get trapped into believing that good is good enough. It’s never good enough. Or at least it shouldn’t be. So how can you turn…

• Passive Income opportunities for Freelancers

  Mike Smith

  18 Nov 2011 | 9:54 am

  If you’ve been freelancing for longer than a couple weeks you will have more than likely run into the feast or famine cycle at least once. During those times, the wheels turn at an increased speed trying to find ways to fill your pockets with more money. You can submit to more job boards, set up guerrilla marketing tactics to find more work, etc. But what about figuring out ways to make money over and over again without any additional work? Got your interest? Passive income is a great way to earn some additional cash while still doing your current freelance work. Yes, you’ll work…

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  Profitable Freelancing

• austinkleon: Stanley Fish, How to Write a Sentence: And How to...

  4 Jan 2012 | 4:15 pm

  austinkleon: Stanley Fish, How to Write a Sentence: And How to Read One Louis Menand, writing about Donald Barthelme: “The visual artist can deal with almost every kind of material, even sound, but the writer deals with only one kind of material: sentences.” Fish’s approach is the same: sentences are the writer’s material, and if we pay close attention to the sentences of other writers, if we analyze them and imitate them, we will see that sentences are just different forms that we can plug our own content into: Form, form, form, and only form is the road to what the classical…

• austinkleon: 3eanuts: November 13, 1981 — see The Complete...

  4 Jan 2012 | 3:28 pm

  austinkleon: 3eanuts: November 13, 1981 — see The Complete Peanuts 1979-1982

• "Copy out things that you really love. Any book. Put the quotation marks around it, put the date that..."

  11 Dec 2011 | 9:41 am

  “Copy out things that you really love. Any book. Put the quotation marks around it, put the date that you’re doing the copying out, and then copy it out. You’ll find that you just soak into that prose, and you’ll find that the comma means something, that it’s there for a reason, and that that adjective is there for a reason, because the copying out, the handwriting, the becoming an apprentice—or in a way, a servant—to that passage in the book makes you see things in it that you wouldn’t see if you just moved your eyes over it, or even if you typed it. If your verbal mind…

• 7 Headline approaches that will hook your readers and keep them reading.

  11 Dec 2011 | 9:39 am

  Writing powerful headlines for web content is a forgotten craft. I don’t mean the craft itself is forgotten. I mean we simply forget to use it. Somewhere in our minds we know the headline is important. We know it’s what hooks the reader, or not. And we know it has a big impact on whether or not our content is shared through social media. So how come we keep grinding out boring and unenticing headlines for our content pages? I don’t know what your excuse it, but for myself I sometimes publish content with boring headlines simply because I have forgotten to rework the placeholder headline…

• The 3 A's of Client Attraction.

  2 Nov 2011 | 8:11 pm

  I was listening to the radio the other day and came across a discussion about how, people choose their doctors. And this is where the 3 A’s come in. Affability, Availability and Ability. When a doctor is affable, that means he or she is friendly, empathetic and appears genuinely caring. Availability is about how long the patient will have to wait to get an appointment. And ability speaks to the patient’s sense of just how good or bad the doctor is at his or her job. What interested me was that the expert being interviewed on that radio program was saying that these 3 A’s are listed…

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  The Savvy Freelancer

• How to Break Into a New Freelancing Niche

  Alexis

  10 Jan 2012 | 9:44 am

  I’ve been feeling like a rookie freelancer all over again. It’s because I decided to get into a different freelancing niche. Let me tell you, it’s been difficult, slow going, exciting, unnerving, energizing and mind boggling all at the same time. My Niche Journey Sometime last year, I became restless and wanted to focus on working with a specific type of business and industry only. Since then, I’ve had a few false starts… and made a little progress. By false starts, I mean I thought I had identified the perfect niche for me. I even registered a domain name so I…

• Forget New Year’s Resolutions! Make This Instead

  Alexis

  5 Jan 2012 | 2:40 pm

  As you may have deduced from my un-resolution post at Freelance Folder and this blog post title, I’m not big on New Year’s resolutions. They’re so… common, and I would hate to be like everybody else (maybe that’s one of the reasons I’m a freelancer?). Now if making resolutions works for you — if they get you to develop new, positive habits that improve your life — then go for it! Don’t let my personal preferences stop you. But if you want to do something else, either in addition to or in lieu of, New Year’s resolutions, then I have…

• Most Popular Savvy Freelancer Posts of 2011

  Alexis

  27 Dec 2011 | 11:09 am

  Before we bid adieu to 2011, let’s take a look at the most popular posts in The Savvy Freelancer for 2011. This list is based on the number of page views, as well as the number of comments on each post. I didn’t use any scientific formula, so you’ll just have to take my word for it. Most Popular Polls I published a number of polls for freelancers in 2011, and these three topped the list in terms of readership and engagement: Poll: What’s The Biggest Mistake You’ve Ever Made as a Freelancer? This question resonated with many Savvy Freelancer readers — which goes to…

• Best and Worst Freelancing Advice of 2011

  Alexis

  13 Dec 2011 | 9:54 am

  If you’re a freelancer, it’s easy to get freelancing advice. You can invest in books, coaching programs, and bootcamps for freelancers. Even if you’re bootstrapping, you won’t run out of freelancing advice from blogs, free webinars (ahem), not to mention well-meaning friends and relatives. The bottom line is, you can find a lot of guidance for freelancing out there. What’s critical is your ability to sift through all the information that is available, and make a judgement call on which advice is good, and which is bad. In this post, I’m sharing the best and…

• My 2011 Freelancing Gratitude List

  Alexis

  6 Dec 2011 | 11:13 am

  It’s that time of year when we take stock of the past and give thanks for all the blessings we’ve received. I know, this post is late for Thanksgiving, but it’s always a good time to focus on the good things that have come to us. It helps put things into perspective and makes us open to accept more of the positive. The 10 things I’m most grateful for in 2011 are: 1. My clients Of course, clients are what every freelancer covets, and I’ve got some of the best ones. A client who first hired me in 2008 became a retainer client this year. Another client I’ve…

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  Blogger Jobs Board Jobs

• Natural Health Blogger / Writer / Moon Grass Health

  11 Jan 2012 | 6:30 am

  Moon Grass Health/telecommuteLooking for natural health writers and bloggers for a natural health news and remedies site. What we offer: Staff profile with links to your social media profiles Opportunity to build a loyal fan base Freedom of topic choices The chance to get in on the ground floor - our senior writers will have the first options for advancement An admirable work reference The chance to build your portfolio Pay: There is an unpaid probationary period for the first two articles. After that, we pay $3 per 400-500 word article. Payment via Paypal. To apply: Send a writing sample for…

• Senior Technical Writer / Bevilacqua-Knight, Inc. / Los Angeles, CA

  16 Dec 2011 | 4:18 pm

  Bevilacqua-Knight, Inc./Los Angeles, CAFull Time Contract (6 months) About the Organization Bevilacqua-Knight, Inc., (BKi) is a leading energy consulting firm that focuses on fostering energy efficiency and environmental gains in buildings, power supply, and vehicles. BKi specializes in designing and implementing community-scale building upgrade programs and policies for government and utilities. The firm has a strong background in governmental policy development and management of programs to move new technical practices and technologies from R&D into practical commercial use. Founded in…

• Technical Writer / Synacor / Buffalo, NY

  12 Dec 2011 | 6:47 pm

  Synacor/Buffalo, NYThe Technical Writer is responsible for working closely with the technical and business units at Synacor in order to create comprehensive technical documentation in support of ongoing application changes and day to day operations. The ideal candidate has a passion for writing documentation including interviewing personnel and analyzing data to form a complete picture.. What you'll be doing: • The primary duty of a technical writer is to organize material and finish the given assignments as per the set standards with a proper style, terminology, clarity and order.

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  Signal vs. Noise

• Basecamp Next's caching hardware

  David

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:45 am

  From the very start, we wanted Basecamp Next to be fast. Really, really fast. To do so we built a russian-doll architecture of nested caching that I’ll write up in detail soon. But for now I just wanted to share where all this caching is going to live as we just installed it at the hosting center. It kinda reminds me of what pictures of a drug raid look like when they lay out all the coke and cash on the table, but this is what 864GB of RAM looks like: Cost of the loot was $12,000.

• Three years later, Mr. Moore is still letting us punt on database sharding

  David

  27 Jan 2012 | 8:23 am

  Three years ago, I wrote about how improvements in technology keep allowing us to punt on sharding the Basecamp database. This is still true, only more so now. We’ve grown enormously over the last three years but RAM keeps getting cheaper and FusionIO SSD’s keep getting faster. If anything, it seems like recent advances in SSD technology are accelerating and it’s ever more unlikely that we’ll need to shard Basecamp. Basecamp remains a perfect candidate for sharding. Isolated accounts, no sharing between them. Yet the cost in increased complexity is constant while the…

• REWORK passes 200,000 copies sold!

  David

  26 Jan 2012 | 12:43 pm

  We just got our royalty statement from Crown and are pretty excited about the fact that we’ve sold over 200,000 copies of REWORK now. About three quarters of the sales have been hardcover books with audio and ebook splitting the remainder. Thanks to everyone who helped us get here by buying and recommending the book. We are very grateful for your support in getting the word out.

• Basecamp Next: A peek at early iterations of the Projects screen

  Jason F.

  26 Jan 2012 | 12:06 pm

  We’ve been working on Basecamp Next since March 2011 and we’re getting close to the public release. The private beta is now in full swing. Early iterations on the Projects screen We thought it might be fun to share some of the early design explorations for one particular screen, the Projects screen. Basically, the projects screen is a list of your projects. You can create new projects there as well. We explored hundreds iterations of the screen – from small tweaks to fundamental shifts in the feature itself. Only a fraction of the explorations are shown in the video below.

• Give me spark

  David

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:14 am

  Some of the best decisions and designs at 37signals have emerged from intensely contested debates. Not just between Jason and me, but from anyone in the company. When sparks fly, some truly great ideas come to light. The catch is that the heat must arise around the decision itself. Debates go off track when personal biases or old grudges come into play. So long as each party sticks to the merits, adding some fire will only unearth new angles and concerns. This energy is so important to how 37signals operates that I consider it every time we make a hire. Is this person willing to fight for…

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  Blog Perfume

• Best Affiliate Program for Selling Web Icons

  Blog Perfume

  11 Jan 2012 | 2:01 am

  Are you interested in helping Web Icon Set sell icons and earn you cash? They have just launched Affiliate Program If you have a blog, website, email list or Twitter account then you can recommend Web Icon Set to your audience and earn a 40% commission on every new member. When your referred members renew their subscriptions, you also receive 30% renewal commissions. The tracking cookies are set 30 days. This means that if customers you referred did not buy on their first visit, but came back later (before the cookies expire) and joined memberships, you will still receive commissions. You can…

• Plugin: Leaflet Maps Marker WordPress Plugin

  Blog Perfume

  10 Jan 2012 | 2:01 am

  The Leaflet Maps Marker WordPress Plugin allows you to pin, organize & show your favorite places through OpenStreetMap/WMTS, Google Maps/Earth (KML), GeoJSON or Augmented-Reality browsers. You can easily pin your favorites places with markers, use integrated address search (Google Places API) for quickly finding your places, choose from up to 700 custom free map icons from Maps Icons Collection, choose individual basemap, size and zoom level for each marker/layer map. Pricing: FREE Requirements: WordPress 3.0+ Source: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/leaflet-maps-marker/

• Theme: WordPress Frontend Editor with Editing Panel

  Blog Perfume

  5 Dec 2011 | 2:01 am

  WP Paintbrush is a new premium theme for WordPress, which comes with a built in editing panel, allowing anyone from beginners to advanced WordPress users to quickly create a unique and beautiful design for their website. WP Paintbrush makes it easy to redesign your site, even if you have zero knowledge of coding. If you want to change a background colour, try a different font, or match the design to that of your brand you can do it all with WP Paintbrush. WP Paintbrush is designed for maximum customisability for minimum hassle. Make sure you are logged in, then go to the front page of your…

• Plugin: The WordPress Mobile Pack

  Blog Perfume

  23 Nov 2011 | 12:30 am

  The WordPress Mobile Pack is a complete toolkit to help mobilize your WordPress site. It has a mobile switcher, themes, widgets, and mobile admin pane. It includes a mobile switcher to select themes based on the type of user that is visiting the site, a selection of mobile themes, extra widgets, device adaptation and a mobile administration panel to allow users to edit the site or write new posts when out and about. The pack has been tested on WordPress 2.5.1, 2.6.5, 2.7.1, 2.8.6, 2.9.2, and 3.0. It has been tested on WordPress MU 2.6 in the ‘plugins’, rather than…

• Theme: Clean Style WordPress E-Commerce Theme

  Blog Perfume

  7 Nov 2011 | 2:01 am

  Phomedia Wordpress Theme is a clean Style wordpress e-commerce theme, with wp-e-commerce plugin, ajax contact form, animated sortable gallery and much much more. Will be good for photographers who want to sell their images, but can early be converted to any kind of e-commerce store. Pricing: $35 Requirements: WordPress 3.0+ Source: Buy it Now

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  FreelanceFolder

• Three Easy Tips to Help You Effectively Estimate Project Time

  Laura Spencer

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:50 am

  Do you know how much time your next project will take? As a freelancer, you should at least have an idea. If you’re freelancing, you must be able to effectively estimate the time each of your projects will take. If you can’t do this you won’t know how much to charge for your work or how to best schedule your time. Estimating is one of the core freelancing skills, yet it is one that many freelancers struggle with. If you have trouble in this area, you’re not alone. In this post, I’ll give you three easy tips to help you improve your estimating skills. I’ll…

• How to Deal with the Unique Challenges That Freelancers Face

  Laura Spencer

  25 Jan 2012 | 9:40 am

  Sure, everyone faces some challenges from time to time. But, due to the unique nature of freelancing perhaps freelancers are a bit more susceptible to some challenges than others. If you’re properly prepared, though, you can handle most freelancing challenges that come your way while minimizing your stress. In this post, I’ll outline some of the common challenges that freelancers face. I’ll also discuss how to handle those challenges that are most unique to freelancing. Types of Challenges There are basically three common types of challenges that freelancers face: Personal…

• Making Mondays Work for You

  Lexirodrigo

  23 Jan 2012 | 10:53 am

  Are you one of those people who always get the Monday Blues? Do you have to drag yourself out of bed? Do you feel sluggish and unmotivated all day Monday? And does every thing seem to go wrong on this day? The Monday blues are common. In fact, a study by the firm Mercer found that 35% of all sick leave is taken on a Monday. In another study, more than 25% of people surveyed said the thought of going back to work on Monday morning was enough to ruin their weekend. These studies were done among employees, and you’re a freelancer. But I’ll bet if you could take Mondays off, you…

• How to Set Personal Boundaries When You Work From Home

  Laura Spencer

  20 Jan 2012 | 10:41 am

  Do you crave a balance between your work and your personal life? Most freelancers do, but the challenges of working from home can sometimes make life/work balance seem unattainable. You may feel like you are constantly being pulled towards both family and work commitments–a bit like being in the middle of a tug-of-war. One answer that can help you achieve better balance between your work and personal life is boundaries. In this post, I’ll explain how boundaries help freelancers. I’ll also list some of the areas where you should consider establishing boundaries in your own…

• How to Find and Apply Vision to Your Freelancing Business

  Lexirodrigo

  18 Jan 2012 | 10:49 am

  Fortune 500 companies, non-profits and other “serious” businesses have them. Should your freelancing business have one too? A vision, that is. A vision is simply a statement (several paragraphs, actually) of where you’d like your business to be in the next x number of years. Apparently, a vision is really good for any business, including yours. The Benefits of Having a Vision A vision helps you plan ahead. It provides a compass with which you can direct your freelancing business. Without a vision, you wouldn’t have anything to guide you in making decisions. Outside…

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  FreelanceSwitch

• Does Facebook Timeline Make Sense For You?

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  27 Jan 2012 | 9:00 am

  I have yet to adopt the new Facebook Timeline interface. I don’t want to. I’m comfortable with using Facebook the way it is, thank-you-very-much. When I found this post on mashable about how to revert back to Facebook classic, I knew I wasn’t alone in wishing some things would just stay the same. I know I probably sound like a curmudgeon to you, but honestly, when things I use on a constant basis—like Facebook—go through an “upgrade” it’s all I can do to not pout. They say they are making their product more user friendly, but all change has a learning curve. I’m a busy…

• Interview with Freelance Marketer Danny Iny

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  Want to boost your profile? Add additional income streams to your freelancing business? Release your own self published book? It’s time to have a chat with author and freelance marketer Danny Iny. He quit school at the age of fifteen to start his first freelance web design business. The only problem with it was that it didn’t work. He then tried several other businesses, continually pushing himself. A lot of hard work and devotion paid off. Soon he saw himself guest lecturing at the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University, making a good income from his blog Firepole…

• Make Time for YOU – Part Two

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  26 Jan 2012 | 10:00 am

  It’s the beginning of the year and things are slow. You are hustling to get work and the work that comes your way you don’t feel you can turn down. By the time summer rolls around, you have been working your butt off and let things—like life outside of your office—go by the wayside. Having a life outside of your job is incredibly important. Spending time with your family and friends, as well as making time for your hobbies keep you grounded, energized, and overall happy. I really loved the ideas these entrepreneurs shared with Inc.com on how to get a life outside of your job. Here are…

• 9 Steps to Starting Your Freelance Web Design Business

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  26 Jan 2012 | 9:00 am

  So, you want to be a freelance web designer? Ah, the glamor of it all. Your own boss, answering only to the call of your creative muse… get up, feel inspired, do some work, go for a walk, laugh knowingly with other freelancers who have also discovered The Secret of: high profile projects, the big bucks, expensive coffee, conferences in glamorous European cities, laughing at the corporate rats you’ve left behind… enjoying the high life that you so richly deserve. Hurrah! Or… welcome to a world of uncertainty, of irregular income, of blurred lines between work and home. Where,…

• 5 Pros and Cons of Freelance Job Marketplaces

  FreelanceSwitch.com

  26 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  Online job marketplaces are billion dollar businesses today, ducking the recent recession and expanding at a tremendous rate. No wonder then that more and more sites open up every day catering to a small niche of freelancers. The two biggest general online job marketplaces are Elance and oDesk, but there are many smaller ones which are specialized, offering differentiated options for freelancer. These marketplaces have potential to add value at every stage of a freelancer’s career. While online job marketplaces are a current trend worthy of your attention, you should consider the pros…

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  FreshBooks Blog

• Customer Portrait: Lessons in building relationships with Chris Eustace

  John Coates

  24 Jan 2012 | 9:23 am

  Ever wonder how other FreshBooks customers run a business and do what they love? Customer portraits connect you with your fellow FreshBooks peers to share guidance and inspiration. Chris Eustace is the owner of Eustace Consulting, which delivers Customer Relationship Systems, specifically SalesForce.com, to all different types of businesses. Chris started out with little more than $4,000 in his bank account and after almost 3 years, he has turned his company into a successful business with a team working with him. Hear from Chris on what it takes to build great, long-lasting relationships:…

• Tax Thursdays! Seven Small Business Tax Write-Offs

  Guest Author

  19 Jan 2012 | 8:23 am

  Welcome to the FreshBooks Tax Thursdays series! We know a lot of small businesses struggle with taxes, so we’re hoping to help make it a little easier by featuring advice from leading accounting professionals every second Thursday from January to April. Today CPA Chad Shultz walks us through tax write-offs for small businesses in the US. As an owner of a small business, staying aware of the day-to-day operations of the business is a priority. At this time of the year, however, an owner must also be considering tax strategies for the business and write-offs are key for helping reduce the…

• 5 tips for managing client expectations

  Stefan Dubowski

  16 Jan 2012 | 4:33 pm

  This is a guest blog post that appeared on the RightSignature blog. RightSignature is an add-on service to FreshBooks that allows you to send invoices and estimates to clients for signature with just a few clicks. It’s usually good news when a small business or freelancer lands a new customer. But the situation can quickly turn sour if you’re not careful about managing client expectations. Does the customer understand what they’re buying? Is there any chance that the client might think you’ll deliver one thing, when you planned to deliver something else? The risk exists if you don’t…

• Taxes: The IRS introduces the 1099-K (AKA PayPal 1099) from your online payment provider

  John Coates

  9 Jan 2012 | 9:41 am

  If you’re a small business and receive funds via credit cards online, or other online payments from your clients, you can anticipate receiving a 1099-K this coming tax year. The 1099-K is the IRS’ latest tax form for small business, which is provided directly to the IRS from your online payment provider (such as PayPal). You will also be receiving a copy, so you can match it to your own record of online payments (always important to double check). Essentially, this form is a record of your revenue from your online payment provider that will be directly reported to the IRS. The…

• Tax Thursdays! Five smart questions to ask your CPA at Tax Time

  Guest Author

  5 Jan 2012 | 8:51 am

  Welcome to the FreshBooks Tax Thursdays series! We know a lot of small businesses struggle with taxes, so we’re hoping to help make it a little easier by featuring advice from leading accounting professionals every second Thursday from January to April. Last year, individuals who qualified for tax refunds were awarded an average of $2,887, up 8 percent from the previous year (for anyone who’s counting that means 721 more lattes and 300 more hours productivity). While there’s no guarantee that you will receive a refund, there are steps you can take that could not only potentially…

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  Dr. Freelance®

• Write like you’re rich

  Dr. Freelance

  18 Jan 2012 | 9:17 am

  I play in a Thursday golf league here in Phoenix, and a few weeks ago one of the partners in my foursome made a comment that I felt I needed to write down: “You just gotta play like you’re rich,” he said.Think, he said, about the über-wealthy who cruise in on their Gulfstreams to play the best courses in the world. The golf game is part of it, but so’s the camaraderie and the post-round cocktailing, and simply some time away from a high-intensity reality. A rich guy is likely hypercompetitive (read: Trump), and many of them are also highly skilled golfers…but…

• Take the Freelance Forecast 2012 survey

  Dr. Freelance

  11 Jan 2012 | 3:39 pm

  Yes, it’s time for the Freelance Forecast 2012 survey—an annual forum for freelancers and clients who hire freelance creatives to opine on the best (and worst) practices in the industry, assess their results in 2011 and offer their insights on expectations for 2012.As in the past, there are two separate surveys. If you are a freelancer who also contracts work, or a client-sider who does moonlight freelancing, you’re welcome to take both.The “Freelance Perspectives” survey can be found here.The “Client Perspectives” survey can be found here.Please use…

• Freelance pricing revisited, again

  Dr. Freelance

  5 Jan 2012 | 3:33 pm

  In the past week, I’ve received three different questions about freelance pricing that were essentially the same: new freelancers who want to know “How much should I charge?”I don’t mean to be dismissive to respond, “It depends.” Pricing is one of the tougher items to figure out when you’re breaking in, but the main thing to remember is that you can always go lower—raising your price after cutting a deal is very difficult.But where to start?There are a few websites out there with “average” price ranges that people charge, such as Writers…

• It’s not so bad being busy

  Dr. Freelance

  21 Dec 2011 | 5:12 pm

  Last weekend I was outside doing some yardwork, and two neighborhood elementary schoolgirls were doing laps through the cul de sac. First, they came buzzing through on scooters. Then, a couple of circles around on bikes. Next came rollerblades. Then once again, with one of them on a bike, towing the other (somewhat perilously, with a bungee cord) on old-fashioned rollerskates. Every time through, they waved and said “hi,” like they hadn’t seen me in hours.It was wonderful, keeping me entertained as I was digging in the pipes for our drip irrigation system and winter flowers,…

• Firefox freezes fix

  Dr. Freelance

  2 Dec 2011 | 1:48 pm

  I’m a fan of Firefox rather than my Mac’s proprietary Safari browser. But I recently installed version 8 and it has been slow, hanging all the time, collapsing into “Firefox (not responding)” mode and just plain misbehaving. I tried all the usual tricks, such as clearing the cache, dumping my cookies, etc. Nothing worked. Like the time  WordPress was running slow on GoDaddy, the freeze-ups were driving me nuts and preventing me from getting my writing projects done. Slow research=tedious, unproductive workday.We freelancers don’t have IT departments to lean on,…

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  Leaving Work Behind

• 3 Simple Methods To Supercharging Your Productivity

  Tom Ewer

  27 Jan 2012 | 10:00 am

  There is a problem with being in business – you set the boundaries. There is no “clocking off”. You spend as much time on your business as you see fit. It doesn’t matter if you’re still employed or already a full time entrepreneur – time management is one of the keys to success. I use three highly-effective methods to better manage my time. If you’re not already following these methods, now is the time to start. Effective Time Management Needs Structure All good businesses need structure. Even the ones that seem to be run off the back of a napkin have…

• My Mass Niche Site Project

  Tom Ewer

  25 Jan 2012 | 9:45 am

  During my first couple of weeks out of employment (and in business), I have found myself occasionally referencing my short term progress against my monthly and quarterly goals. I have in fact set myself a reminder to check my monthly goals at the start of every week, to make sure that I am on track. And as I said in my recent post, Let’s Make 2012 A Game Changer, flexibility is key when it comes to goals. Even though I only published my first set of goals 20 days ago (of which I was on holiday for 10), some have already become redundant or subject to change. That is to be expected from a…

• 1 Reason You May Not Be Making The Most Of Your Email List

  Tom Ewer

  23 Jan 2012 | 11:00 am

  Or a clown. I could call myself a clown. The title of this article may have a few of you confused. After all, newsletter signup forms have been up on my blog ever since it launched in June of 2011. So what’s the deal? I am an idiot; that’s the deal. Yep – I was a fool last week, and I am an idiot today. I must learn to be less abusive to myself! Whilst my email list is rather modest at just 393 strong (at the time of writing), it represents 393 people who want to hear what I have to say. And I have been largely ignoring them – just occasionally sending out a…

• My First Niche Site: Update #9 – A Fresh Approach

  Tom Ewer

  20 Jan 2012 | 11:00 am

  Zesty fresh! This is Part #8 of a series. A list of all the other updates can be found at the bottom of this post. I always like to read previous updates in my niche site series when I write these posts, to see what my plans were, and how they developed. Fortunately, my previous plans for the new child modeling site were not nearly as ridiculous as those for my authority site. But in light of what I have discovered from the Deal With Anxiety debacle (as I have decided to call it), circumstances do call for a fresh approach. Any links to products on this page are not affiliate based – I do…

• My First Authority Site: Update #2 – An Evolution

  Tom Ewer

  18 Jan 2012 | 11:14 am

  This is Part #2 of a series. A list of all the other updates can be found at the bottom of this post. I couldn’t have put it better myself George. No wait – that’s not true. I definitely could: Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. There we go – one of my favourite idioms, beautifully butchered by Dubya (as only he could). I’m more interested in the “traditional” wording, as it applies beautifully to the situation I find myself in regarding my authority site, Deal With Anxiety. Any links to products on this page are not affiliate…

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  Freelance Advisor

• Free Facebook ads coming for Euro freelancers

  Jon Norris

  27 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  Media darling and social mega-destination Facebook recently rolled out their COO Sheryl Sandberg at the DLD Conference in Munich to wax lyrical about the economic benefits Facebook is bringing to Europe. To entice the UK's freelancers, contractors and small businesses into the Facebook ecosystem the firm has organised a "Facebook for Business" roadshow.

• HMRC extends self assessment deadline until February 2nd

  Jon Norris

  27 Jan 2012 | 4:00 am

  Good news everyone! HMRC, in the face of a crippling strike from the PCS union which will see 80% of their call centre staff walk out on January 31st, have taken the decision to extend the deadline until midnight on Thursday February 2nd.

• WARNING: HMRC phishing emails back with a vengeance

  Jon Norris

  26 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  It's currently the height of tax return season, and this means two things. One, accountants everywhere are pulling their hair out, and two, those dastardly spammers are sending out their bi-annual HMRC phishing emails, attempting to fool innocent freelancers, contractor and small businesses into giving up their financial details in the belief that they're in line for a tasty tax refund.

• Ten ways to put yourself in pole position for repeat business

  Jon Norris

  26 Jan 2012 | 4:00 am

  One of the keys to securing some of that lucrative repeat business is to make sure your clients remember you. If you design their website, you want them to leap from their chairs and yell "let's call Geoff!" when it comes time to make some alterations, rather than "who was that web guy? George something?"

• What employment law changes are coming in 2012?

  Lesley Furber

  25 Jan 2012 | 7:00 am

  There's always new legislation flying around in the run-up to the Budget, and this year is no different. We've put together a round-up of the employment law changes we know are happening and those that are anticipated in 2012.

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  Posts of Freelance Writing

• 7 Rewriting Tips to Turn PLR Articles Into Unique Content

  Ashly Lorenzana

  24 Jan 2012 | 2:26 am

  In a previous post, we covered some quick and basic tips for rewriting your PLR content in order to avoid duplicate content penalties from search engines. Since this is an important issue for any site owner or marketer who is using PLR packages for their website, I have spent some time collecting more of the techniques I have used myself when rewriting PLR material.Ideally, you should try to use as many of these methods as possible when rewriting, since it will help to increase your rate of uniqueness and gives your site a better chance in the SERPS.  Synonym replacementIf you can think of…

• "Private Label Rights" Content Explained

  Ashly Lorenzana

  19 Jan 2012 | 7:30 pm

  What is PLR material?PLR stands for "private label rights," and is usually a term applied to certain digital products such as eBooks, article packages, templates, or graphics.When a product is sold with private label rights, it means that the buyer is authorized to edit the contents, claim authorship, republish, and resell the product upon purchasing.What are PLR Article Packages and how are they used?A PLR (Private Label Rights) article package essentially contains multiple articles that center around a common topic or theme, and is generally written in layman's terms so that…

• My Blog is Now Featured in the AllTop Directory!

  Ashly Lorenzana

  18 Jan 2012 | 1:18 pm

  I have some exciting news! My blog submission was recently accepted by AllTop!In case you don't already know, AllTop is a blog directory that features some of the top sites for a long list of different subjects and categories. My blog is now featured in the "Freelance" topic! I highly recommend using this tool to follow all your favorite RSS feeds and keep up to date on the latest news in whatever niches interest you the most. I wrote about AllTop in my Squidoo lens on how to build blog backlinks for beginners.If you visit the lens, you will also see that I suggest submitting…

• Attending the Headline Clinic Webinar from Copyblogger

  Ashly Lorenzana

  12 Jan 2012 | 1:34 am

  I subscribed to Copyblogger years ago now, and it's true that 9 out of 10 times, I can't help but click their headlines.  Either it sounds outrageous and I must read more to confirm that the claim is too good to be true, or I am actually worried about what I could be doing wrong and eagerly start scanning the post to learn from the advice of writers with far more experience and expertise than myself.  In fact, there is a long list of reasons behind what makes their headlines stand out against all the others I scroll through each day in my feed reader. There are several different…

• 8 Steps to Blog Post Perfection

  Ashly Lorenzana

  10 Dec 2011 | 6:53 am

  IntroductionWhen I started to blog less than a year ago, I had no idea how to get started or how to write effectively for search engines. I've learned a lot in the past several months, and I'm far from being any sort of expert on the subject. However, as I became more familiar with its conversational style and  keyword optimization, the picture started slowly becoming clearer and things began falling into place a bit. That's when I started having fun! I have a somewhat uniquely spelled name, so I quickly grabbed up my own domain and got to work on my personal experiment…

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  ProjectCopy: Not Your Ordinary Copywriting Blog

• Writing Like You Talk: Should You Do It?

  JT@ProjectCopy

  27 Jan 2012 | 5:55 pm

  Trolling various copywriting blogs out there has told me one thing for sure. The copywriting world is definitely split when it comes to the topic of writing like you talk. ...

• Promote Yourself Effectively: Use Benefits To Convince Your Clients

  JT@ProjectCopy

  26 Jan 2012 | 1:51 pm

  So you’re in talks with a potential client about doing some work for them and they have just asked you the dreaded question: Why should I hire you? For those ...

• Where Can You Find Copywriting Jobs?

  JT@ProjectCopy

  25 Jan 2012 | 11:44 pm

  Some of you who are just starting out as freelance copywriters might be a little concerned about how you’re going to get your first copywriting job and where you’re going ...

• Negativity SELLS (No I’m Not Insane)

  JT@ProjectCopy

  24 Jan 2012 | 7:40 pm

  It seems to me that people tend to work harder to keep something they have rather than try to gain something they want. Copywriters can use this fact to their ...

• The Project Is Marching On

  JT@ProjectCopy

  23 Jan 2012 | 6:24 pm

  The last few days have seen big things happening for ProjectCopy, namely our first ebook and our first guest blog! The site’s only been live for a week or so ...