We bloggers blog not just for our own satisfaction but for our target audience. Having these audience read our blog help us achieve our goals. Each blogger surely has goals why he or she is blogging and these goals are achieved when target audience come to the blogger's blog.
Just a few weeks ago, amidst busy days at work, I've spared some time learning what topics to write about so search engines could pick up my posts and bring more visitors. Some bloggers say, 'you should write about popular topics or make sure your topics contain most searched keywords on the internet.'. This pointed me to Google Trends.
By using Google Trends, I am able to see which keywords are often searched and searched by many; 'many' to the extend that the searches are made by people from different regions/countries.
I tried "freelance", "part time job" and "full time job" with Google Trends and here are the results:
"freelance" (blue line) is the most searched followed by "part time job" (red line) then "full time job" (yellow line). On the Google Trends page, you also can see the regions where searched of these keywords are coming from, look at the following snapshopt.
You can see a nice distribution where the keyword "freelance" is searched. If you are targeting audience from specific region then you may only consider the figure from that country otherwise, it is good to write about a topic which has the best reach. This shall improve the chances for your blog to be picked up by search engines.
Google Trends should help you decide which next topic to talk about. Enjoy blogging!
When I was a junior software developer, I envy those guys in the call center industry as I am aware they are making 4 to 5 grands (some maybe a lot more) higher than what I make as a software developer.
I was thinking then that just sitting and answering phone calls; talking to customers is such an easy task. That notion changed when a friend forwarded me the following email.
Technical support and customer phone conversations:
Tech Support : "I need you to right-click on the Open Desktop."
Customer : "Ok."
Tech Support : "Did you get a pop-up menu?"
Customer : "No."
Tech Support : "Ok. Right click again. Do you see a pop-up menu?"
Customer : "No."
Tech Support : "Ok, sir. Can you tell me what you have done up until this point?"
Customer : "Sure, you told me to write ‘click’ and I wrote ‘click’."
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Customer : "I received the software update you sent, but I am still getting the same error message."
Tech Support : "Did you install the update?"
Customer: "No. Oh, am I supposed to install it to get it to work?"
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Customer : "I’m having trouble installing Microsoft Word."
Tech Support : "Tell me what you’ve done."
Customer : "I typed ‘A: SETUP’."
Tech Support : "Ma’am, remove the disk and tell me what it says."
Customer : "It says ‘[PC manufacturer] Restore and Recovery disk’."
Tech Support : "Insert the MS Word setup disk."
Customer : "What?"
Tech Support: "Did you buy MS word?"
Customer: "No…"
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Customer : "Do I need a computer to use your software?"
Tech Support : ?!%#$ (welll pretend to smile)
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Customer : "Wow. How can you see my screen from there?"
Tech support : ##### ***
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Tech Support : "What type of computer do you have?"
Customer : "A white one."
Tech support : ******_____# ###
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Tech Support : "What operating system are you running?"
Customer : "Pentium."
Tech support : ////—–+++
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Customer : "My computer’s telling me I performed an illegal abortion."
Tech support : ??????
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Customer : "I have Microsoft Exploder."
Tech Support : ?!%#$
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Customer : "How do I print my voicemail?"
Tech support : ??????
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Customer : "You’ve got to fix my computer. I urgently need to print document, but the computer won’t boot properly."
Tech Support : "What does it say?"
Customer : "Something about an error and non-system disk."
Tech Support : "Look at your machine. Is there a floppy inside?"
Customer : "No, but there’s a sticker saying there’s an Intel inside."
Tech support : @@@@@
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Tech Support: "Just call us back if there’s a problem. We’re open 24 hours."
Customer: "Is that Eastern time?"
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Tech Support : "What does the screen say now?"
Customer : "It says, ‘Hit ENTER when ready’."
Tech Support : "Well?"
Customer : "How do I know when it’s ready?"
Tech support : *** —- ++++
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The best of the lot
A plain computer illiterate guy rings tech support to report that his computer is faulty.
Tech: What’s the problem?
User: There is smoke coming out of the power supply.
Tech: (keep quite)
Tech: You’ll need a new power supply.
User: No, I don’t! I just need to change the startup files.
Tech: Sir, the power supply is faulty. You’ll need to replace it.
User: No way! Someone told me that I just needed to change the startup and it will fix the problem! All I need is for you to tell me the command.
Tech support::
10 minutes later, the User is still adamant that he is right. The tech is frustrated and fed up.
Tech supports hush hush)
Tech: Sorry, Sir. We don’t normally tell our customers this, but there is an undocumented DOS command that will fix the problem.
User: I knew it!
Tech : Just add the line LOAD NOSMOKE.COM <> at the end of the CONFIG.SYS . Let me know how it goes.
10 minutes later.
User : It didn’t work. The power supply is still smoking.
Tech : Well, what version of DOS are you using?
User : MS-DOS 6.22 ..
Tech : That’s your problem there. That version of DOS didn’t come with NOSMOKE. Contact Microsoft and ask them for a patch that will give you the file. Let me know how it goes.
1 hour later.
User : I need a new power supply.
Tech support : How did you come to that conclusion?
Tech support : (hush hush)
User : Well, I rang Microsoft and told him about what you said, and he started asking questions about the make of power supply.
Tech: Then what did he say?
User: He told me that my power supply isn’t compatible with NOSMOKE.
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Height Of all (Too Good)
customer care officer: I need a product identification number right now and may I help u in finding it out?
Cust: sure
CCO: could u left click on start and do u find 'My Computer'?
Cust: I did left click but how the hell do I find your computer!?
Have you played online games where you can drag and drop stuff? Maybe, some are at far complicated and needs not just javascript to make them work but for simple games on web page, javascript does the trick.
On facebook, you can drag and drop boxes from within the boxes tab or from within your wall page. That is javascript.
I've seen some sites where users can build or design their dream house by dragging/dropping pre-built pieces of designs -- that's javascript!
Drag and drop script can be written in may different ways. Let's take a closer look at one approach which I think is relatively easy. Developers can simply copy this script and apply a CSS class name to html elements they want draggable and they're set.
View demo on this page. Script is also available. Enjoy!
Here's another quick round of CSS tutorial.
Developers whether if by choice or as instructed, are moving away from traditional layouts which use html table.
Why are table-less layouts preferred? My simple answer is -- table-less web page loads faster. A page with bunch of html table and tables with bunch of cells will cause slow loading of webpage. But, even moving away from html tables, having a table on a web page will always be a need hence, we have to have this table using CSS and DIVs.
The image on the top-left is the skeleton of what will the following CSS render.
<style type="text/css">
body {margin:0;padding:10px;width:100%;height:100%;font-family:'Trebuchet MS';font-size:14px;}
div.outer_wrap {width:500px;overflow:visible; background-color:#FFFFFF;}
div.item_row_header {clear:both; width:500px; margin:0; padding:0; background-color:#669933; color:#FFFFFF; font-weight:bold; border-top:SOLID 3px #336600; text-align:center;height:25px;margin-bottom:1px;}
div.item_row {clear:both; width:500px; margin:0;padding:0;background-color:#CCFF99; color:#000000;text-align:center;height:25px;margin-bottom:1px;}
div.item_row:hover {background-color:#99CC66;}
div.item {float:left;width:120px;margin:0;padding:5;color:#000000;text-align:center;}
div.clear_row{clear:both;}
</style>
We have a div with style defined in outer_wrap. This wraps the entire table, we set a fixed with of 500 pixels and we want it to grow it's height (stretch down) if the content overflows) through overflow:visible definition. Then no margins and no paddings.
Next is item_row_header defines how should the header row looks like. Unique with this one are background-color, border on top and the font-weight being 'bold'.
The next one is item_row. This will wrap each row that we make. Notice that we also defined it to have a style when hovered - mouse cursor is moved over this row.
Then lastly, the div that will hold each item defined as item.
View the live demo here
A few days ago, I was browsing through Yahoo answers and came across a question on how to have a web page body divided into halves - 50% top and 50% bottom.
CSS is the answer and here it is:
<style type="text/css">A closer look at our CSS definitions.
body {margin:0;padding:0;height:100%;}
div.topdiv {clear:both;height:50%;width:100%;background-color:#990000;color:#FFFFFF;font-size:16px;text-align:center;}
div.bottomdiv {clear:both;height:50%;width:100%;background-color:#009900;color:#FFFFFF;font-size:16px;text-align:center;}
</style>
body {} - we wanted to have the body without margins and paddings so we set both to "0". This does not really matters in dividing the page body into halves; I just like to have the entire page occupied by our 2 divs
div.topdiv {} - this is the style we apply to the top div. clear:both; will make the div occupy from left side of web page body to the rigt-most end. height:50%; makes it occupy the top-half portion of the web page body. width:100%; might not be unnecessary but its' good to define things explicitely so it is obvious that we intend it to occupy the entire page width. All other definitions are to make things look better.
div.bottomdiv {} - is just the same definitions as that of the div.topdiv{} except for the background-color.
The CSS will only need a few definitions changed to divide the page vertically - 50% wide left half and 50% wide right half.
The results:
1. 50% top and 50% bottom - view demo here
2. 50% left and 50% right - view demo here
You like this entry? Please comment. Will you use this entry and make money? Go ahead and pay me my cut. LOL!
My very first freelancing client who has been paying for my services (web design, flash, banners) for more than 3 years to date, emailed me requested for a logo. He will be putting up a new service - video streaming website.
I started my online freelancing career through his simple job request which was a 125x125 flash banner posted over GetAFreelancer website so even I am really very busy with my full time work, I have to spare some time to design the logo.
To the left is the initial design. I am not sure if my client will like it but for him, as long as it is clean, simple and looks professional - he will buy it. I will wait to hear his comments.
How about you, can you live with this logo for a video streaming site? YouTube's logo (see below) is very simple as well and I like it's simplicity.
To work online from your home, you obviously need to have an access to a computer with internet connection. If you don't have it, acquire it first.
In the Philippines, internet has become very accessible through internet shops. Cheapest that I know of is Php 10.00 per hour (around $0.208 US at Php 48.00 = $1.00 USD). Internet shops should be just around your community. So if you have no computer with internet at home, go to the nearest internet shop. TIP: don't spend more than what you will earn. :)
The next set of tools you need depends on the nature of work you are to accomplish online.
If you are to do data entry work, research work, writing work, blog posting, forum posting, product reviews and all other jobs of same nature, for these you need to have access to the website where your output should be published on or, your employer might just have asked you to send the deliverables through email which is must more easier on your end.
If you are given much bigger responsiblity such as doing minor to major maintenance of a website wherein you need to download/upload files (graphics, html files, css files, php files and other source files) then you need to have FTP client program to access the hosting account of that website. Your employer should have provided you the HOST URL, USERNAME and PASSWORD of the FTP account.
Next, you need to have necessary editors to edit these source files and through the FTP client program, upload them back to the hosting account. For text editors (css, html, javascript, php) I am using a light-weight and free tool - HAPedit. You can download it here. Need FTP client program? I do like Filezilla, get it here.
Have you been paid online? How do you want your money get to you? What methods have you tried and which one do you like most?
I been paid for web design and development services rendered to clients from different countries. Most of them I met through GetAFreelancer. I've also been paid by Google for adsense, my first was last year (2008) and been paid twice this year (2009).
For payments from Google, I opted to receive it through Western Union Quick Cash. It's quick and very easy to claim the money. Also, Google pays for the remittance fee so I get the amount in full.
For payments through GetAFreelancer, I prefer using Payoneer debit card. GetAFreelancer sends out payments on a weekly basis and it's done within Mondays - Wednesdays. Like Western Union, money transfer through Payoneer is quick but the fee is a bit expensive but you can't almost feel it if you are to get $200 or more per transaction. You get the money in any ATM machine where Master Card is accepted.
For any other payments, my last option is Paypal. The thing about this method though is that, payments you received are applied with transactions fees. If you are to collect say $200, you will get it a few dollars less. Then, when you have it transferred to your bank account, if you go beyond the lower limit, you also have to pay for another fee.
Any other method? Perhaps, for those who are into writing reviews and any other tasks online, there are other payment methods either preferred by the payor or the payee.
No matter what the method you use, you should make sure that you will get what you have worked for. Moreover, no matter what the payment method is, IT IS ALWAYS GREAT TO BE PAID ONLINE :)
First, here's a question: Is the word 'Freelance' means 'Part-Time'? I think, most often, these two are used as if they are synonymous. Well, to some extent, I would agree but I'd say they're not the same. Let's make life easy by comparing a freelancer vs. an employee.
Freelancer - no particular boss, no specific core hours for work, no hourly/daily/monthly rate, no specific job role, etc.
Employee - with a boss/manager/supervisor/whatever, with specific core hours for work each day, has to report to his work each day, with specific hourly/daily/monthly pay rate, with specific job role
Now we may be aligned with our understanding of how a freelancer works not if you don't agree with me.
Going back to earth: Freelance Full-Time or Freelance Part-Time? To freelance full time means not to be tied up to an employer. To freelance full time means having no particular work to report to 365 days per year. To freelance full time is to depend on no fix income but hope that you will always have projects on your plate so you make money this month, and next month, and next month - no months with zero income
To freelance part-time is having yourself still tied up to an employer. You have your day or night job following a core working hours then on your free time, seek other jobs outside your employer's premises and earn additional income from it.
Which one would you be? Well, the choice is yours. My personal take on this is that, if you feel there is long term security in freelancing full time, and you are happy with it, and you feel you are in a better world than when tied up to an employer then you go for it. The bottom line here is 'security' - financial stability. You don't want to risk yourself and your dependents so weigh things before quitting that full time work and engaging in freelancing full time.
Check related topic: GetAFreelancer Member Profile
In this entry, I will talk about how bidding on projects at GetAFreelancer goes.
Keep an eye on projects that fall under your areas of expertise.
I took a screen shot of the page where you can see the project categories and most recent posted projects. This is actually on the home page of the website.
Through this page, you can browse through the projects that are open for bidding. If you remember, during the sign up process, you can specify to receive notices when a project, falling under your areas of expertise, is posted. With this, you can simply monitor your inbox.
Click on a project to open up the Project Detail page as shown in the following screen shot.
BID ON THIS PROJECT button appears on projects that are under you areas of expertise.
Shown on this page are budget range, project owner, job type(s), and most important one: project details -- what is needed to be delivered for this project.
To place your bid, click on BID ON THIS PROJECT button.
Here's the bid page
This page takes 3 inputs from you.
Your bid for the total project:
Write here how much does it costs you to do this project. I recommend that before getting here, you should have a solid understanding of what it takes to have it delivered. If something is not clear yet, ask the project provider.
In how many days can you deliver a completed project?
Again, make sure you know what it takes to have this project delivered so you can put here realistic time frame.
Provide the details of your bid (max 5000 characters): *
Here, write something that will catch the attention of the project provider. A project can get 50 or a hundred or more bids so make yours stand out. I also would recommend a sentence or two. Long texts are often ignored. Also, don't pre-compose this part. It gives an impression that you did not get through the project details and just pasted your pre-composed bid message.
All these are required information.
After placing your bid, send that project provider a private message. Here you can write some sort of persuation -- some sort of message telling the provider that you are the freelancer for the project. To improve your chances of getting the project, send some related work samples. This is my technique in winning projects.
Lastly, monitor your email as you will get notified when (1) the project provider sent you a private message (2) you WON or lost that project.
For your questions and comments, please use the comment form.
Happy bidding!
New User Signup Process - Parts I and II here
PART III - User Profile
Full Name
Name/Company – if you have a company or just your first name or nickname here
Password
Logo (optional)
Address – enter a real address (home address)
City
State
Country
Postal code
Phone
Fax (optional)
Notifications (I recommend checking both)
* Notify me by e-mail when a project gets posted that is relevant to me or when bid on my project posted.
* I want to receive announcements and news from GetAFreelancer by email.
Area of Expertise: (If you are a freelancer, then you need to specify which areas can you do work. You can specify up to 10, e.g. Photography, Web Promotion, Copywriting, Data Processing, Link Building, Telemarketing, Website Design, etc.
Skills
This is optional but I recommend filling up these. Aside from the specified areas of expertise, here you can write more about your skills. Online employers need not interrogate what a freelancer can do. They are busy people, your profile should help them decide to hire you or look for another freelancer.
The following are all optional but again, if you have something good to put into these boxes, fill these out:
Vision
Keywords
Your average hourly rate ($ US)
Your Profile – some sort of resume here
Note:
Be careful not to violate GetAFreelancer rule – don’t give any contact information and this applies to: Your profile, bid messages including private messages sent during bidding.Now, your profile is complete and you are ready to place bid on projects that fall under you areas of expertise. You cannot bid on projects that are not within your expertise.
Check out my next entry >> GetAFreelancer – The Bidding Process
PART I – Username and E-mail address
Username - make it something relevant to the type of job(s) you are good at
E-mail Address
I am (Looking for work, Looking to hire, Looking to both work and hire) - In my case, I am both looking to work and looking to hire. I have hired 5 people to do work for me online. 4 from GetAFreelancer (2 Filipinos, 1 Indian and 1 American) . Have hired someone out of GetAFreelancer. In your case, if you are only looking for work, then you can just select Looking for work. You can change this later if needed.
E-mail Format (HTML or plain text)
Terms and Conditions (Agree)
Optionally – become a gold member
PART II – E-mail Address Confirmation
Enter Confirmation Code
This code is sent to the E-mail address you specified in PART I.
Check your email address. You should get a message with a link to complete your registration or, alternatively, copy the code and paste it into the form pointed to by the second link.
Next >> GetAFreelancer - New User Signup Process - Part 2
I rushed to have a separate site where I can clearly show scripts and I can only do that if I have full control of the tags and scripts source so now I have http://pinoywebdev.t35.com/ and you can see the first php and ajax tutorial I have in place here http://pinoywebdev.t35.com/view_my_ip.php
It is on a free host looking forward to start on a paid host and my own domain in months ahead. I also grab a free template and modified it a bit. So there it is.
More simple demos and tutorials on css, javascript, ajax, php and mysql here soon.
Simple skills pay good and that is based on experience. Last week, a guy from Vegas asked me to do simple work on his hobby site. He wanted to update a few texts on a web page, some reformatting and add an affiliate banner. For that work, he asked me how much he owes me. I asked in reply, 'Is $15 ok?'. He laughed and said, 'was about to pay you $30'... LOL! haha, oh, okay, that's a lot better, if you are generous enough then you can pay me double!
That was an easy $30!
Simple web design and development skills pay serious cash!
Let's have some AJAX and PHP tutorials this time. If you are a beginner with AJAX then this is just right for you. Expert? Please spend your time reading my other blog entries :)
Knowledge of AJAX is a PLUS in web application development. To me, the beauty it gives to a web application is the ability of the user to interact with the application (retrieving/sending information from/to the server-end of things) without the page refresh.
Traditionally, user actions on a page such as submitting a form will refresh the page and the user is presented with the result of such action. With AJAX, the result can be presented to the user without the page refresh.
In my 3+ years of freelancing, I've come across a few tasks where I used AJAX functionality to make improvements to a web page. Whatever the application is, I am convinced that every web developer should have a knowledge of AJAX.
It is not hard to learn because the framework is already built. It just needs to be tweaked a little to fit to a specific requirement.
For a simple demo, please click here
Someone asked me a long time ago why I kept on blogging. I said I need money and blogging is the easiest to do to serve two masters at the same time. I have a day job to support my family. It pays well but because am already married my pay slip and my husband’s take home pay goes to our little family direct to our daughter’s needs. BUT I have my aged parents to look up to until now so my blog money goes to them. No regrets. I send them to their quarterly checkups and help maintain their monthly medications.
Sometime ago, I get a part of that earnings and finally fulfilled my long time wish of having my own digital camera! Could I get that digital camera through my own money? I can but I won’t. Digital camera is a want not a need BUT because I have extra money (read: blogging money) to spare – I bought it!
Now it’s fulfilling time for my husband’s wish of having his LCD TV, I admit I’m getting stressed just the thought of it. Saving for it through blog money would take some time but I know we would get there! Wish us luck!
I’ve observed in the recent months that GetAFreelancer project providers (I’d like to refer to them as “Online Employers”) seek Filipino freelancers for their projects. These projects are related to SEO, content writing, web promotions through link building/forum posting, research work, among others. To me, this means that Filipino freelancers provide quality work at a competitive cost. Moreover, the English language competence of Filipinos adds up to the factors that make these online employers get Filipino workers for their projects.
The nationalism in me is awakened seeing this trend. Foreign online employers hire Filipino freelancers; I, a Filipino by blood, promise do the same – I will hire Filipino workers whenever applicable.
I don’t have the numbers but the Philippines has been a top provider of skilled and talented workers. The Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) has been constantly increasing – though this means that there is less jobs in our country, the positive side is that, overseas employers recognize the good attitude of Filipinos towards work.
To me, the trend online is the same. I hope and pray that opportunities online for Filipino workers continue to grow. This will help lower the number of jobless Filipinos. Moreover, those who are getting minimum wage will have a source of additional income. Also, this will help online Filipino workers discover hidden potentials – no one knows, maybe the next Internet Millionaire is from the Philippines!
Below are only some of online projects seeking Filipino freelancers:
looking for a assistant from the philippines
virtual assitant - manila philippines
filipino php coder for long term project
Can't think of a topic that I can talk about so let me share some good news instead.
Freelancing online has its rewards and I just got mine.
I am now riding one of Yamaha's latest motorcycle models. Freelancing bought me my new baby -- the Yamaha Vega
I am not an expert rider/driver so at this time, with a student driver permit, I'm only good at using this motorcycle within the subdivision. I am not yet confident I can race with the expert highway motorists -- soon, I will be.
Next goal? House improvement in 2 years time and a car after another 2-3 years. Freelancing online will be a big help to attain these targets. In fact for 3 years, money earned from freelancing has covered a lot of financial obligations since the money I make from my full time job is almost good only to pay my bank loans.
Freelancing shall be my way to be debt-free and financially stable in 3-5 years.
Remember this: No blog is an island. I have read that from guerilla blogging and I’d like to add that it is vital to interact with other bloggers. Blogging does not only mean you write your post and then stop. You have to visit other blogs, leave comments or messages at their shoutbox, follow their blog and subscribe. By doing so they will come back to your blog, read it, link it, follow it or subscribe in it. Therefore you build traffic.
Funny how I hate Philippine traffic but is asking for traffic at my blogs. Wonder why traffic is important? Traffic or links going to your blog makes your blog’s google page rank, izea page rank and alexa page rank HIGHER. Higher traffic means higher rankings. Higher ranking means a lot of opportunities for reviews. Lots of reviews mean a lot of dollar earnings in your paypal. The equation is simple right?
Start blog hopping or following blogs, include your blog’s URL to your every emails, add it as a status message on your chat box, print the URL to your desk or make a sticker of it and paste it on your car, flaunt it and let everybody know your BLOG. If they visit your blog, that is traffic!
There is no such thing as easy money. But if you ask me how I am earning through my blogs (200$ average a month) I am most willing to share it here.
I started with google adsense, but three years running and what I got is cents from them, virtual money, therefore I can’t withdraw them. Though some friends are earning through adsense because their blogs has niche or specific market like for example: Gateway to Canada, authored by Apol my mentor in blogging. Anyways, if your problem is same as mine, personal blog and no direct traffic, no niche and just an online diary here’s the cool way to earn dollar through your blog.
If your blog is running three months and has minimum original posts of 20 you can apply at socialspark, payperpost and blogvertise. There are a lot of sites who pay for reviews but I already got real money from this three so im giving you a hint to sign up and start earning. Make sure you already have paypal account, if you don’t have yet it is easy to sign up here. Payperpost and blogvertise automatically send money direct to your paypal account after 30 days of approved reviews. While you have to transfer your hard earned money from socialspark at your paypal.
But you have to be patient. Opportunities or reviews are sometimes scarce. I have blogging friends who are often complaining why they don’t have opps (opportunities / reviews) yet considering they have page rank already. All you have to do is wait. Build your traffic and reviews will come on its proper time.
There is hope. Yes, there is hope in everything because life sets forth rewards for those who seek well.
Beyond the threats of recession, the internet has provided a good substitute for unemployment. The thriving of websites has opened online jobs for the Filipinos to grab. Web development, programming, data entry, content writing, copywriting and search engine optimization strategies are just a few of the million freelancing job in which the Filipino prosper.
Having the internet to stand with you in these trying times is something to be grateful about. Multi-national companies have resorted to online services in their quest for cost-cutting. Outsourcing industries are searching for freelancers online to manage their works and help in business success.
Everything is set perfect in the haywire. The Filipino is left with nothing else more difficult than to grab every chance of lucrative enterprise. Transform the jobless Filipino into an online professional by utilizing your skills and talent. Earn hundreds of dollars and more by clicking on to rewarding opportunities which the internet offers bountifully.
Seek and you shall be given. Find a lucrative enterprise through online jobs in Philippines. The Filipino can because he was endowed with the blessing of perseverance and wit. There is no use succumbing to recession. Free your self from financial dilemmas. Get an online job…. NOW!
