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Set Up Your Google Alerts to Protect Your Constant Content Submissions

Recently the website content freelancing company, Constant Content faced a serious content theft of their authors' content. This is a freelancing site (one of the best), where you can write and submit articles to sell them to website owners at great prices. You can read my review here: Constant Content Review . This notification is for all those new authors at CC. CC doesn't let your full content on display normally. You can set how much of your content should a potential buyer see, in the "Content Details" field when you submit an article. I recommend that you never put the entire article in this field. Put only one third of the article, and it will be even better if you break it down unintelligibly. You can see it in my author page here . Normally, a display article can't be copied and displayed on any website. But if that happens, you can now protect yourself from it. For this, CC provides a Google Alerts phrase. Go to your "My Account" page, and loo...

Freelancing At ODesk: A Global Opportunity

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ODesk is a one of the fastest-growing freelance businesses today. Founded in California in 2003, it is perhaps the largest freelancing company that attracts providers and customers from worldwide. It is pretty easy to become a member at ODesk—you can become provider, buyer, or both. Another specialty of ODesk is that you can register a provider company, so that you can induct other independent contractors within ODesk or outside and do more higher-paying projects. Independent contractors or providers at ODesk are from different parts of the world, and all are paid by the hour. The jobs posted at the site, by customers include writing (SEO copywriting, web content writing, blogging, and more), Web development, software development, graphic design, etc. Each independent contractor is verified and tested of their competency in their respective fields, before they are allowed to undertake any project. On signing up as a provider, you have to complete your profile with your experience...

How to Plan and Write Your News Reports Well?

There have been quite a few requests here by some readers about writing a good news report. News stories are very different from normal articles. There are no gimmicks of rhetoric, assumptions, or beliefs. There are only facts and testimonies: hard, tangible facts and testimonies from people involved and experts. Let's see how a few-paragraph news story evolves from a newsworthy event. BBC tells the news script involves 3 c's of journalism: Clear, Concise, and Correct. A news report should be clear, without any difficult words or constructions as maybe found in articles like those written by G B Shaw. The second C tells us the news story should not be expanded with unneeded assumptions or beliefs. There should only be facts expressed as concisely as possible. And the third C tells the report should be composed only of verifiable facts. Here are the steps to writing a news report correctly. Step 1: Get All Facts Right First thing you need to do is obviously collecting the fact...

Tiered Outsourcing in the Online Freelancing Scenario: Research Your Employers Before Starting Your Work

The scenario is like this: an amateur advertises online for various freelancing jobs, such as content writing, web design, SEO, link building, programming, and more. A company that offers such services to its clients may approach this amateur and engage him to do the work on their behalf. They charge the client a professional sum, such as 30 or 40 dollars per hour of work and route some 5 or 10 dollars per hour to the amateur (sometimes this is even worse, like 1 or 2 dollars). The middleman benefits and both the client and amateur are cheated. This sort of business is in operation for some years now in full swing. Read this post to know how you can avoid these people. This scenario is more than severe in the Indian Web marketplace, which offers many quality freelancers who lack only that extra experience. Some US Web services companies know this fact. They simply engage them do the work and verify it, then present the report to their client and charge them. This process is known as d...