How?
Type "FREELANCE"(without the quotes) in your favourite browser and follow the results. Or try with these sites:
Join the sites and start applying for job. If you won a project and deliver as requested you'll be paid thru the site.
02 October 2010
Earn as a Freelancer
If you are an expert in your field, have artistic or some other skills its time to get additional work and monetize your skills and expertize.
How?
Type "FREELANCE"(without the quotes) in your favourite browser and follow the results. Or try with these sites:
Join the sites and start applying for job. If you won a project and deliver as requested you'll be paid thru the site.
How?
Type "FREELANCE"(without the quotes) in your favourite browser and follow the results. Or try with these sites:
Join the sites and start applying for job. If you won a project and deliver as requested you'll be paid thru the site.
24 September 2010
Worldwide Freelancers
Article: Twitter Users and Bloggers Open to More Than Earned Media
How to build relationships with social content creators
23 September 2010
Blog: What Advertisers Think About iAd
Apple’s iAd platform launched to great fanfare in April, with the promise of revolutionizing mobile advertising. In June, Steve Jobs further excited industry watchers by announcing that Apple had booked [...]
Blog: Marketers Rev Up Relationships with Blogging Moms
The marketer-mom blogger love affair is getting stronger and stronger. Pioneered by companies such as Walmart, with its Elevenmoms program (now called Walmart Moms), marketers have realized that moms who [...]
Blog: eMarketer Webinar: Tips for Reaching & Engaging the Elusive Millennial
Speaker: Geoff Ramsey; CEO, eMarketer, Inc.What: Tips for Marketers–Reaching & Engaging the Elusive MillenialWhen: Thursday, September 30, 2010, 1 PM ESTJoin eMarketer CEO Geoff Ramsey to find out about: The [...]
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7 Web Mistakes That Cost You Money
Mistakes that You May Be Making
By Sharon HousleyMany webmasters work very hard on their websites, but they often overlook glaringly-obvious mistakes that may be costing them sales or potential customers. Here are what we consider the Top 7 such mistakes... 1. JavaScript Navigation Many website visitors now have JavaScript turned off or disabled in their web browsers, due to ever-increasing security concerns. If you are using JavaScript in your navigation menus, some potential customers may be unable to navigate your website. More often than not, this means that potential customers will click away and turn to a competitor. In addition to avoiding JavaScript navigation, you should also avoid using JavaScript in the ordering process. Ordering systems that require JavaScript to function may also result in your customers being unable to purchase, and going somewhere else instead! 2. Poor Copy Avoid using web copy that visitors cannot understand. Use simple words and phrases, and avoid overly-technical terms that might confuse a potential customer. Keep the text concise and easy to comprehend. Use bullet lists to highlight specific product benefits.3. No Deep Linking If you are paying for advertising to drive targeted traffic to your site, be sure that you send that traffic to a specific page that has the information or product they are looking for. This means you should avoid taking the easier option of simply directing all traffic to the home page of your website, where they then have to spend more time searching for what they're looking for.4. Lack Of Browser SupportIf you design your website for a specific browser, you may be alienating many of your potential customers. Avoid designing for a specific browser or using technologies that not all visitors may have. Be sure to test your website using all the common and popular web browsers. If you are going to use something like flash, make sure you also provide a non-flash option. 5. Limited Payment OptionsMake it easy for a customer to pay you. If you sell digital goods, the world is your oyster. But bear in mind that not all residents in all countries have such easy access to credit cards that are so common in the US, such as Visa, MasterCard, or Discover. And they also may not be able to use PayPal.6. Requiring An AddressIf you offer digital downloads, do not put unnecessary roadblocks between the customer and their desire to purchase from you or to download a trial version. Do not require an email address, or any other handy-yet- unnecessary information, before allowing them to download.7. Lack Of Contact InformationNot including your contact information on a website can be a big mistake. Contact information is indicative that a company is professional and not a fly-by-night operation. Be sure to include contact information. After working hard on your websites, try to avoid the mistakes above so they don't end up costing you money and potential customers. About the Author:
Sharon Housley manages marketing for FeedForAll http://www.feedforall.com software for creating, editing, publishing RSS feeds and podcasts. In addition Sharon manages marketing for RecordForAll http://www.recordforall.com audio recording and editing software.**********************************************************This article may be used freely in opt-in publications and websites, provided that the resource box is included and the links are active. A courtesy copy of the issue or a link to any online posting would be greatly appreciated send an email to sharon@notepage.net .
By Sharon HousleyMany webmasters work very hard on their websites, but they often overlook glaringly-obvious mistakes that may be costing them sales or potential customers. Here are what we consider the Top 7 such mistakes... 1. JavaScript Navigation Many website visitors now have JavaScript turned off or disabled in their web browsers, due to ever-increasing security concerns. If you are using JavaScript in your navigation menus, some potential customers may be unable to navigate your website. More often than not, this means that potential customers will click away and turn to a competitor. In addition to avoiding JavaScript navigation, you should also avoid using JavaScript in the ordering process. Ordering systems that require JavaScript to function may also result in your customers being unable to purchase, and going somewhere else instead! 2. Poor Copy Avoid using web copy that visitors cannot understand. Use simple words and phrases, and avoid overly-technical terms that might confuse a potential customer. Keep the text concise and easy to comprehend. Use bullet lists to highlight specific product benefits.3. No Deep Linking If you are paying for advertising to drive targeted traffic to your site, be sure that you send that traffic to a specific page that has the information or product they are looking for. This means you should avoid taking the easier option of simply directing all traffic to the home page of your website, where they then have to spend more time searching for what they're looking for.4. Lack Of Browser SupportIf you design your website for a specific browser, you may be alienating many of your potential customers. Avoid designing for a specific browser or using technologies that not all visitors may have. Be sure to test your website using all the common and popular web browsers. If you are going to use something like flash, make sure you also provide a non-flash option. 5. Limited Payment OptionsMake it easy for a customer to pay you. If you sell digital goods, the world is your oyster. But bear in mind that not all residents in all countries have such easy access to credit cards that are so common in the US, such as Visa, MasterCard, or Discover. And they also may not be able to use PayPal.6. Requiring An AddressIf you offer digital downloads, do not put unnecessary roadblocks between the customer and their desire to purchase from you or to download a trial version. Do not require an email address, or any other handy-yet- unnecessary information, before allowing them to download.7. Lack Of Contact InformationNot including your contact information on a website can be a big mistake. Contact information is indicative that a company is professional and not a fly-by-night operation. Be sure to include contact information. After working hard on your websites, try to avoid the mistakes above so they don't end up costing you money and potential customers. About the Author:
Sharon Housley manages marketing for FeedForAll http://www.feedforall.com software for creating, editing, publishing RSS feeds and podcasts. In addition Sharon manages marketing for RecordForAll http://www.recordforall.com audio recording and editing software.**********************************************************This article may be used freely in opt-in publications and websites, provided that the resource box is included and the links are active. A courtesy copy of the issue or a link to any online posting would be greatly appreciated send an email to sharon@notepage.net .
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