The cat is noisy. Pam talks to the cat.
Pam: "Gusto mo ng pansin?"
Cat: "Meow."
Pam: "Ano tingin mo sa 'kin, kuhanan ng pagkain?"
Cat: "Meow."
Pam: "Maganda 'ko di ba?"
Silence.
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Can you sustain reader's interest, from the title to the first paragraph to the last word?
If your idea of essay writing is stiff and ponderous academic prose, or the opinionated angry newspaper column, you'll be wanting to change your ways. We can't even begin to think about starting to care about you and your navel. We do care about your writing skill, though. Enough to pay for it.
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Can you do this?
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If you think you can't, that's ok. You're bound to have a friend who's both articulate in English, and who can sustain her thoughts on paper. Please pass this on to her.
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If you have time to surf, write testimonials, and blog about your day, then you have time to earn on the side.
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Yours truly,
Work@Home Team
work.at.home.writing@gmail.com
We're a team of writers taking on SEO writing jobs. SEO is search engine optimization; it's a process that lets Google and Yahoo find websites easier, through the use of keywords. SEO writing, which is what we do, involves generating short, readable, researched, no-fluff essays--stuffed with keywords--for an online audience.
There is no byline. Can you handle that?
We write on just about anything--from solar power and sleep, to hormones and home decor, to web design and whale watching, to depression and dog potty training, to infidelity and investment marketing. As for research, the World Wide Web is our oyster.
Can you avoid fluff and juvenile blog phrases and buzz words?
We write only content relevant to the assigned topic and keywords. We can't be doing that if we're busy writing about ourselves and our angst and that there's so much life ahead of us. Oh please.
Can you steer clear of self-indulgent blogwriting?
Online reading is slower than reading on print. Also, our eyes tend to scan and jump from tempting phrase to annoying banner ad to intriguing picture. So we keep our readers interested using only what's available to us: words. We pace the content, we don't waste words, we don't mislead.
Can you sustain reader's interest, from the title to the first paragraph to the last word?
If your idea of essay writing is stiff and ponderous academic prose, or the opinionated angry newspaper column, you'll be wanting to change your ways. We can't even begin to think about starting to care about you and your navel. We do care about your writing skill, though. Enough to pay for it.
Can you rise above the juvenile need to copy online content?
Plagiarized content will not be paid for. If your articles snag a plagiarism hit on online plagiarism checkers, then you need to rewrite them. The longer this plagiarism reduction takes, the longer it takes for you get paid. Speaking of getting paid....
P80 per 400-550 word articles. P100 for 700-word articles. Writing tips will be provided when you pass the SEO test. Payment is via BPI, BDO and Pay Pal only.
Can you do this?
If you think you can, please email work.at.home.writing@gmail.com with the subject line: "Please send me the SEO test."
If you think you can't, that's ok. You're bound to have a friend who's both articulate in English, and who can sustain her thoughts on paper. Please pass this on to her.
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If you have time to surf, write testimonials, and blog about your day, then you have time to earn on the side.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Yours truly,
Work@Home Team
work.at.home.writing@gmail.com
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