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Writer Access-Jobs Available Right Now!

December 14th 2011 19:21


Writer Access is a site I wanted to review a while back (and may have but forgotten) that pays fairly well and has a lot of opportunities.

It's a basic "claim and write" type of site similar to textbroker and they pay via Paypal. I'm not sure if there are restrictions on region but they do require a W-9 so that makes me think it's US only.


Anyway, they have jobs NOW and they are about $4.50 for 175 words.

GO GET IT.

http://www.writeraccess.com
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RAWR


So this will be my last post about Dragon Naturally Speaking. I went in-depth about it a couple posts back. It's kind of expensive but a great investment if you actually do work online and want to save wrist pain, arm numbness and general "I'm Sick To Death Of Typing" malaise.


Anyway here's some tricks I've learned to be more productive with it.

1. Turn off the TV. Even if it's across the room it will change your thought processes and create unwanted background noise. You don't want to insert random lines of a show in your work accidentally.

2. Use substitute words. I do a lot of "review" type articles with specific product names. Dragon doesn't like product names. Substitute products with some weird word that wouldn't come up for any reason. I use "hippopotamus" in place of say....a business name. When the document is done, find and replace that word with the real name. Simple and saves a lot of frustration.

3. Enunciate. If you talk like you have a mouthful of gravel, you're gonna have some issues. Speak clearly. This actually benefits you at fast food drive thru windows and those asshole telephone voice rec menus that everyone on Earth hates.

4. Get a good mic and figure out optimal placement. I use a spliced Xbox 360 headset. It's perfect but I know if I shelled out $20 on a better one, I'd have better results. Use what you have laying around first. This program isn't so good with laptop's built in mics unless you have a very loud voice.

That's all for now. I've worked online since 2005 and I wish I wasn't such a cheap ass all these years. Dragon works. I don't recommend much, especially stuff over 20 bucks (I'm cheap remember?) but this DOES work.


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This could happen. If you bust your ass working.


Well, by now either you readers are simply robots who have nothing to say to me, think I'm full of shit OR think maybe I could possibly know what I'm talking about.

I'd prefer to think the last option there but all are probably perfectly legit.

You've read my title and are saying "What the hell is this idiot talking about now?"

It's simple and everyone should do it. I've mentioned it before multiple times but nobody is even trying it as far as my psychic powers are telling me. (someone comment once in a while please)

THIS IS A GOOD EXAMPLE OF WHAT I MEAN

If you follow this sporadically updated blog at all, you'll recall that just recently I did a project. A HUGE project. I banked about $3600 between this one and another. A friend of mine helped on one of these projects and made $1000 of that. I ended up having to redo most of this whole project due to a communication error with the initial client.

Most people would be pissed and either vanish or simply say "HELL NO" to rewriting hundreds of articles. I say "BRING IT ON."

Why?

It's simple. All those "unusable" articles have now become assets. I can choose to do many different things with them.

1. Delete them out of spite. This

This is the dumbest idea ever but yes I considered it. DO NOT DO THIS EVER.

2. Use them to make a similar yet better website as the initial project and keep it.

Let's say this project was a massive article set on Legos. They'll make their lego site with my new stuff. I take the old stuff and make my own to compete with them. Shady? A little bit. Profitable? HELL YES.

3. Same as #2 BUT I sell the whole damn site.

This could potentially fly upwards of 5K USD. Even without promoting it. Not too shabby.

4. Sell blocks of articles on some site like Digital Point or Wickedfire.

This is a good option but only if the above fail if you ask me. Seems like a pain in the ass but money is money.

So, there you have just a few options you can use. You don't necessarily need to have borked a project to do any of this. You can simply rewrite some of your old stuff you have sitting around and do it that way.

What do you guys think? Will anyone respond to any of this at all? Let's hear some feedback.
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This could happen. If you bust your ass working.


Well, by now either you readers are simply robots who have nothing to say to me, think I'm full of shit OR think maybe I could possibly know what I'm talking about.

I'd prefer to think the last option there but all are probably perfectly legit.

You've read my title and are saying "What the hell is this idiot talking about now?"

It's simple and everyone should do it. I've mentioned it before multiple times but nobody is even trying it as far as my psychic powers are telling me. (someone comment once in a while please)

THIS IS A GOOD EXAMPLE OF WHAT I MEAN

If you follow this sporadically updated blog at all, you'll recall that just recently I did a project. A HUGE project. I banked about $3600 between this one and another. A friend of mine helped on one of these projects and made $1000 of that. I ended up having to redo most of this whole project due to a communication error with the initial client.

Most people would be pissed and either vanish or simply say "HELL NO" to rewriting hundreds of articles. I say "BRING IT ON."

Why?

It's simple. All those "unusable" articles have now become assets. I can choose to do many different things with them.

1. Delete them out of spite. This

This is the dumbest idea ever but yes I considered it. DO NOT DO THIS EVER.

2. Use them to make a similar yet better website as the initial project and keep it.

Let's say this project was a massive article set on Legos. They'll make their lego site with my new stuff. I take the old stuff and make my own to compete with them. Shady? A little bit. Profitable? HELL YES.

3. Same as #2 BUT I sell the whole damn site.

This could potentially fly upwards of 5K USD. Even without promoting it. Not too shabby.

4. Sell blocks of articles on some site like Digital Point or Wickedfire.

This is a good option but only if the above fail if you ask me. Seems like a pain in the ass but money is money.

So, there you have just a few options you can use. You don't necessarily need to have borked a project to do any of this. You can simply rewrite some of your old stuff you have sitting around and do it that way.

What do you guys think? Will anyone respond to any of this at all? Let's hear some feedback.
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This could happen. If you bust your ass working.


Well, by now either you readers are simply robots who have nothing to say to me, think I'm full of shit OR think maybe I could possibly know what I'm talking about.

I'd prefer to think the last option there but all are probably perfectly legit.

You've read my title and are saying "What the hell is this idiot talking about now?"

It's simple and everyone should do it. I've mentioned it before multiple times but nobody is even trying it as far as my psychic powers are telling me. (someone comment once in a while please)

THIS IS A GOOD EXAMPLE OF WHAT I MEAN

If you follow this sporadically updated blog at all, you'll recall that just recently I did a project. A HUGE project. I banked about $3600 between this one and another. A friend of mine helped on one of these projects and made $1000 of that. I ended up having to redo most of this whole project due to a communication error with the initial client.

Most people would be pissed and either vanish or simply say "HELL NO" to rewriting hundreds of articles. I say "BRING IT ON."

Why?

It's simple. All those "unusable" articles have now become assets. I can choose to do many different things with them.

1. Delete them out of spite. This

This is the dumbest idea ever but yes I considered it. DO NOT DO THIS EVER.

2. Use them to make a similar yet better website as the initial project and keep it.

Let's say this project was a massive article set on Legos. They'll make their lego site with my new stuff. I take the old stuff and make my own to compete with them. Shady? A little bit. Profitable? HELL YES.

3. Same as #2 BUT I sell the whole damn site.

This could potentially fly upwards of 5K USD. Even without promoting it. Not too shabby.

4. Sell blocks of articles on some site like Digital Point or Wickedfire.

This is a good option but only if the above fail if you ask me. Seems like a pain in the ass but money is money.

So, there you have just a few options you can use. You don't necessarily need to have borked a project to do any of this. You can simply rewrite some of your old stuff you have sitting around and do it that way.

What do you guys think? Will anyone respond to any of this at all? Let's hear some feedback.
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All Writers NEED This Program!!! NOW!!!

October 23rd 2011 03:30
Dragon Natural Speaking Voice Recognition
Dragon WILL save you from carpal tunnal


I recently decided to tackle a project far beyond anything I'd normally do. This was a huge one that paid a nice sum of $3600 plus a $400 bonus upon completion


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Late Break Studios News.

July 25th 2011 17:52
Well, I can't say I'm too thrilled with Break Studios. I've only logged in a few times and haven't come across a lot of work. I hear it comes in spurts so I'll check RIGHT NOW!

Yeah.. This is what I typically see


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Break Studios Update

July 6th 2011 03:09
Well,

I've been accepted at a few more sites such as Break Studios. Unfortunately, I had to reformat my PC and lost all of my bookmarks so will be going through my e-mails tomorrow to find the exact information for everyone including what countries can apply, what the work is like and the pay


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Information Is Coming!

May 29th 2011 19:51
I've heard good things about Break Studios and have applied with them. Unfortunately for some of my readers, this is a US ONLY opportunity this time. I do try to include other countries but honestly, a lot of them pay like crap. US/UK/CAN based companies just pay better. They always have.

What I suggest is finding a "pen pal" or Facebook buddy who might be generous enough to let you use their address when you apply. As long as you don't make over a certain amount, you won't have to fill out a 1099 and send Uncle Sam tax money. Worth a shot? I don't know what I'm talking about. I warned you


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Have You Tried "Groups"?

April 29th 2011 03:51
Groups are good.


Today, let's talk about the dreaded "groups


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About.com

April 26th 2011 18:10
Sadly to say, I've been rejected for the 1000000th time at About.com. What was the page? I don't even remember. It sounds like a good gig and I'd love to hear from anyone who actually works for them.

The application process takes so incredibly long (2 months this time) that I tend to lean on the "sheer luck" method to land a job there


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Constant Content REVISITED 2011

March 17th 2011 02:00
writing jobs online
Content Content: SIGN UP NOW


It's been a while since I spoke about Constant Content but according to my CC authors page 76 of you have taken the time to register for them


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My Newest Work At Home Blog!

February 28th 2011 06:45


Due to popular demand, I'm going to be breaking away from anything Affiliate Marketing related in this blog and put it all over on my new blog


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For some reason I couldn't upload an image at this time. Anyway, it's a very green forum.

DIGITAL POINT
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