Text Broker
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(Text Broker)
Hello, if you stuck and you'r aren't getting money and see it harder??
-This is the best website to earn money (Text Broker)
you can earn much money from it
-make money with this Easy Way!
-all what you need to do is writting about what the people need you can grind much money from what you type
:Prices:
0.7 = 2 stars (rate) Per Word!
1.0 = 3 stars (rate) Per Word!
1.4 = 4 stars (rate) Per Word!
5.0 = 5 stars (rate) Per Word!
You Can Get $100-$800 Per day, you need only hourly work It's Eeasy!
-You can see the information or Tutorial in " TextBroker InterNational " Channel
-You must have Paypal card to Register
-You can register for "A Clinet to order content" Or "An author to earn money writing content"
Payment Methods :
Paypal , Visa , Master Card , Discover , Bank , And 1 MORE!
-Why i need to write for TextBroker?
At TextBroker you can choose thousands of orders everyday
- Free Registration
- Direct Access to projects
-Flexible time management
-Weekly payoff
-Helpful feedback
-free writing resources
-You Can Count How much you can grind per words from the own website 100-14000 word count
-There is (36) Languages in TextBroker website
There is more informations about TextBroker this is only some info about this website
-I wish if this was helpful
-Resources :FAQ:
www.textbroker.com/us/faq/a/index.php
Author Blog
www.textbroker.com/blog
(Info!) For more informations about TextBroker complete the pages (:
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-Star Levels Ratings at Textbroker
Introduction:
1_ Ratings determine which OpenOrders an author can accept.
2_ Star ratings are the average of your most recent five rated articles.
3_ Articles are rated as objectively as possible on spelling, grammar and style.
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- 5 Stars
* Flawless content
* Error-free, stylistically strong copy
* Requires proofreading test and editorial review
* Adheres to AP Style
- 4 Stars
* Strong and engaging conent
* Avoids filler content
* Correct punctuation with minor issues
* Free of typos or obvious mistakes
- 3 Stars
* On topic and relevant
* Some punctuation and comma issues
* Occasional colloquialisms
* Limited issues with spelling or typos
* Occasional usage errors
- 2 Stars
* Legible and comprehensible
* issues with typos and spelling
* Basic punctuation and structure may have some issue
* Some filler and repetition is OK
- 1 Star
*one or more sentences is nonsensical or illegible
*Reserved for unaccepttable articles
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- If there is a conflict between your orderand our guidelines, always defer to the requests of your clinet
-Resources :FAQ:
www.textbroker.com/us/faq/a/index.php
Author Blog
www.textbroker.com/blog
Author services
authors@textbroker.com
-FaceBook-facebook.com/textbroker.USA
-Twitter-@textbrokerUS
-this is all for (Page)(2)
(Info!) For more informations about TextBroker complete the pages (:
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-What's a Style Guide?
- Style guides give advice on how to form certain parts of an article
- They Make sure that many writers can write the same terms in the same way
-what about my "Style"
-You can do both!
- CLIENT: First person narrative
- WRITER: Writes the article to meet client needs
AP STYLE:Provides format for numbers and statistics
-Do i have to know this stuff? Will this affect my rating?
-Why AP Style?
- Acadmic styles are formal and prize detail and accuracy print styles prize brevity and claruty of writing.
-Resources :FAQ:
www.textbroker.com/us/faq/a/index.php
Author Blog
www.textbroker.com/bloges (:
(Info!) For more informations complete the pages
(Page)(4) Direct Orders: Setting your rates
-Attracting DirectOrders is great, but in order to keep them rolling in you have to make good on your promises. Pricing definitely
plays a huge part in that, and setting your DirectOrder rate is key. Below, I'll share a few tips and tricks about setting
DirectOrder rates.
In my last blog entry, I highlighted a handful of key tips for attracting DirectOrders on Textbroker. That advice was just the tip of
the proverbial iceberg, however. Attracting DirectOrders is great, but in order to keep them rolling in you have to make good on
your promises. Pricing definitely plays a huge part in that, and setting your DirectOrder rate is key. Below, I'll share a few tips and tricks about setting DirectOrder rates.
-Setting Your DirectOrder Rate
One of the beauties of receiving DirectOrders is that, unlike OpenOrders, you get to negotiate and set your own rate. This can be
done in two different ways: by changing your DirectOrder rate for all clients under Account/Public Profile, or by changing your
DirectOrder rate on a client-by-client basis.
Changing Your Advertised DirectOrder Rate
When you change your DirectOrder rate under Account/Profile, that is the rate that is shown to any client who is considering sending
you work directly. If you've been fulfilling level 4 orders for a client, then, and he decides that your work is solid and he'd like
you to complete an entire batch for him, the rate he'll see will be the one you've set under Account/Profile. By default, the rate
for DirectOrders is 0.015/word; it cannot be set lower than that. In other words, the base rate for DirectOrders is a tiny bit lower than the 4-star rate.
Look at this realistically, then: you probably don't want to set your DirectOrder rate too high, especially when you're “new to the
game.” Bumping it up a bit is fine, but expecting someone who's only seen a tiny bit of your work to pay you five cents per word is
foolhardy. Even if you've done a great job for a client, he's probably going to pass you over for someone offering a lower rate – especially if your rate is exorbitantly high.
I do believe that once you've “earned your stripes” and have become a level 5 writer, for instance, bumping your rate up a bit more
is appropriate, and clients will more readily agree to pay it. Four-star writers who have been at it for a long time and who have a
lot of satisfactorily completed orders can probably pull it off, too. Otherwise, keep your DirectOrder rate reasonable, or you'll scare clients away.
Changing Your DirectOrder Rate On A Client-By-Client Basis
As you complete more and more orders for a client, a relationship should start to develop. You can use that relationship to your
advantage. Assuming the client has been continually impressed and satisfied with your work – and that a steady stream of orders has
been coming in – you might want to consider bumping up his DirectOrder rate. He's comfortable with you, after all, and the idea of
having to find a new, reliable writer is bound to be daunting. Don't be afraid to broach the subject with your client; if he is
amenable to a slightly higher rate, you'll be able to rake in a bit more per order – a definite bonus!
Sometimes, an existing client may approach you with an exceptionally complex or involved order. This is another time when you should
definitely think about upping his DirectOrder rate. You can always put it back down after the more involved project is complete –
and always clear it with him, first, so as not to cause any unpleasant surprises – but if the order is going to involve a lot more
time than usual, you'll find that most clients are open to a slightly higher rate.
On the flip side, if your DirectOrder rate is set significantly above default and a client is going to be sending you a steady stream
of work, you should consider offering him a lower rate. After all, every order that goes into your DirectOrder queue is one that you don't have to compete with other writers to get. Think of it as a “volume discount,” and be willing to offer it up when you get the idea that a client has a lot of work. Tell him that in exchange for the large batch of orders, you'll charge less – and be sure to ask for a flexible deadline, too.
There's no set, foolproof strategy for setting your DirectOrder rate. It's going to involve a bit of trial and error, and you have to
being willing to make exceptions or special accommodations for certain clients if you want their business. What works for one writer
may not work for another, and if a client feels he can get similar quality work on the OpenOrder board, then he'll do that. Give him a reason not to go elsewhere by providing stellar work with flexible rates.
-I'm sorry if the page blind you >_<
-Resources :FAQ:
www.textbroker.com/us/faq/a/index.php
Author Blog
www.textbroker.com/bloges
This is some from TextBroker info / And i got it from the own page but i made small shortcut about it (:
(Note) page 2-4 I got thos info from the own Page of TextBroker and TextBroker InterNational Channel.
_____________________________________
(Page)(1)
(Text Broker)
Hello, if you stuck and you'r aren't getting money and see it harder??
-This is the best website to earn money (Text Broker)
you can earn much money from it
-make money with this Easy Way!
-all what you need to do is writting about what the people need you can grind much money from what you type
:Prices:
0.7 = 2 stars (rate) Per Word!
1.0 = 3 stars (rate) Per Word!
1.4 = 4 stars (rate) Per Word!
5.0 = 5 stars (rate) Per Word!
You Can Get $100-$800 Per day, you need only hourly work It's Eeasy!
-You can see the information or Tutorial in " TextBroker InterNational " Channel
-You must have Paypal card to Register
-You can register for "A Clinet to order content" Or "An author to earn money writing content"
Payment Methods :
Paypal , Visa , Master Card , Discover , Bank , And 1 MORE!
-Why i need to write for TextBroker?
At TextBroker you can choose thousands of orders everyday
- Free Registration
- Direct Access to projects
-Flexible time management
-Weekly payoff
-Helpful feedback
-free writing resources
-You Can Count How much you can grind per words from the own website 100-14000 word count
-There is (36) Languages in TextBroker website
There is more informations about TextBroker this is only some info about this website
-I wish if this was helpful
-Resources :FAQ:
www.textbroker.com/us/faq/a/index.php
Author Blog
www.textbroker.com/blog
(Info!) For more informations about TextBroker complete the pages (:
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-Star Levels Ratings at Textbroker
Introduction:
1_ Ratings determine which OpenOrders an author can accept.
2_ Star ratings are the average of your most recent five rated articles.
3_ Articles are rated as objectively as possible on spelling, grammar and style.
_________________________________________________________________________________
- 5 Stars
* Flawless content
* Error-free, stylistically strong copy
* Requires proofreading test and editorial review
* Adheres to AP Style
- 4 Stars
* Strong and engaging conent
* Avoids filler content
* Correct punctuation with minor issues
* Free of typos or obvious mistakes
- 3 Stars
* On topic and relevant
* Some punctuation and comma issues
* Occasional colloquialisms
* Limited issues with spelling or typos
* Occasional usage errors
- 2 Stars
* Legible and comprehensible
* issues with typos and spelling
* Basic punctuation and structure may have some issue
* Some filler and repetition is OK
- 1 Star
*one or more sentences is nonsensical or illegible
*Reserved for unaccepttable articles
____________________________________________________
- If there is a conflict between your orderand our guidelines, always defer to the requests of your clinet
-Resources :FAQ:
www.textbroker.com/us/faq/a/index.php
Author Blog
www.textbroker.com/blog
Author services
authors@textbroker.com
-FaceBook-facebook.com/textbroker.USA
-Twitter-@textbrokerUS
-this is all for (Page)(2)
(Info!) For more informations about TextBroker complete the pages (:
(Page)(3)
-What's a Style Guide?
- Style guides give advice on how to form certain parts of an article
- They Make sure that many writers can write the same terms in the same way
-what about my "Style"
-You can do both!
- CLIENT: First person narrative
- WRITER: Writes the article to meet client needs
AP STYLE:Provides format for numbers and statistics
-Do i have to know this stuff? Will this affect my rating?
-Why AP Style?
- Acadmic styles are formal and prize detail and accuracy print styles prize brevity and claruty of writing.
-Resources :FAQ:
www.textbroker.com/us/faq/a/index.php
Author Blog
www.textbroker.com/bloges (:
(Info!) For more informations complete the pages
(Page)(4) Direct Orders: Setting your rates
-Attracting DirectOrders is great, but in order to keep them rolling in you have to make good on your promises. Pricing definitely
plays a huge part in that, and setting your DirectOrder rate is key. Below, I'll share a few tips and tricks about setting
DirectOrder rates.
In my last blog entry, I highlighted a handful of key tips for attracting DirectOrders on Textbroker. That advice was just the tip of
the proverbial iceberg, however. Attracting DirectOrders is great, but in order to keep them rolling in you have to make good on
your promises. Pricing definitely plays a huge part in that, and setting your DirectOrder rate is key. Below, I'll share a few tips and tricks about setting DirectOrder rates.
-Setting Your DirectOrder Rate
One of the beauties of receiving DirectOrders is that, unlike OpenOrders, you get to negotiate and set your own rate. This can be
done in two different ways: by changing your DirectOrder rate for all clients under Account/Public Profile, or by changing your
DirectOrder rate on a client-by-client basis.
Changing Your Advertised DirectOrder Rate
When you change your DirectOrder rate under Account/Profile, that is the rate that is shown to any client who is considering sending
you work directly. If you've been fulfilling level 4 orders for a client, then, and he decides that your work is solid and he'd like
you to complete an entire batch for him, the rate he'll see will be the one you've set under Account/Profile. By default, the rate
for DirectOrders is 0.015/word; it cannot be set lower than that. In other words, the base rate for DirectOrders is a tiny bit lower than the 4-star rate.
Look at this realistically, then: you probably don't want to set your DirectOrder rate too high, especially when you're “new to the
game.” Bumping it up a bit is fine, but expecting someone who's only seen a tiny bit of your work to pay you five cents per word is
foolhardy. Even if you've done a great job for a client, he's probably going to pass you over for someone offering a lower rate – especially if your rate is exorbitantly high.
I do believe that once you've “earned your stripes” and have become a level 5 writer, for instance, bumping your rate up a bit more
is appropriate, and clients will more readily agree to pay it. Four-star writers who have been at it for a long time and who have a
lot of satisfactorily completed orders can probably pull it off, too. Otherwise, keep your DirectOrder rate reasonable, or you'll scare clients away.
Changing Your DirectOrder Rate On A Client-By-Client Basis
As you complete more and more orders for a client, a relationship should start to develop. You can use that relationship to your
advantage. Assuming the client has been continually impressed and satisfied with your work – and that a steady stream of orders has
been coming in – you might want to consider bumping up his DirectOrder rate. He's comfortable with you, after all, and the idea of
having to find a new, reliable writer is bound to be daunting. Don't be afraid to broach the subject with your client; if he is
amenable to a slightly higher rate, you'll be able to rake in a bit more per order – a definite bonus!
Sometimes, an existing client may approach you with an exceptionally complex or involved order. This is another time when you should
definitely think about upping his DirectOrder rate. You can always put it back down after the more involved project is complete –
and always clear it with him, first, so as not to cause any unpleasant surprises – but if the order is going to involve a lot more
time than usual, you'll find that most clients are open to a slightly higher rate.
On the flip side, if your DirectOrder rate is set significantly above default and a client is going to be sending you a steady stream
of work, you should consider offering him a lower rate. After all, every order that goes into your DirectOrder queue is one that you don't have to compete with other writers to get. Think of it as a “volume discount,” and be willing to offer it up when you get the idea that a client has a lot of work. Tell him that in exchange for the large batch of orders, you'll charge less – and be sure to ask for a flexible deadline, too.
There's no set, foolproof strategy for setting your DirectOrder rate. It's going to involve a bit of trial and error, and you have to
being willing to make exceptions or special accommodations for certain clients if you want their business. What works for one writer
may not work for another, and if a client feels he can get similar quality work on the OpenOrder board, then he'll do that. Give him a reason not to go elsewhere by providing stellar work with flexible rates.
-I'm sorry if the page blind you >_<
-Resources :FAQ:
www.textbroker.com/us/faq/a/index.php
Author Blog
www.textbroker.com/bloges
This is some from TextBroker info / And i got it from the own page but i made small shortcut about it (:
(Note) page 2-4 I got thos info from the own Page of TextBroker and TextBroker InterNational Channel.
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