Textbroker, an online site that hires freelance writers, has announced that it is expanding. As of December 1, 2011, they have launched their new website textbroker.co.uk. This new site will be focused on UK English and will cater to clients in Europe. They will hire English speaking writers based in Australia, Canada, Britain and other English-speaking countries outside of the US. Writers based in the US will not be allowed to apply due to tax laws, but can continue to write at the original textbroker.com site.
Work at Home for ClearStone Windows
This lead came from ClearStone Windows and was posted on The Work From Home Mother's Facebook Fan Page.
From ClearStone Window's website:
ClearStone Windows is currently looking for work from home Bid Associates.
Job Description:
Position is part or full time.
Bid Associate work from home on their own computer any time during the day (9am-9pm depending on the area you are calling). For this position you
plug into our dialer via the Internet, wait for a customer to pick up, and ask them if they would like their windows washed. You tell them how much it would cost (using our online system) and schedule an appointment. Average appointment is $100 you are paid 30% off all your appointments (average appointment is set up every 1.85 hours). This is a real W2 employment opportunity or 1099 opportunity. You just need to have a computer, head set and Internet connection. All training is provided and paid for by ClearStone.
Education: High School or GED. Industry Experience: Preferred: Telecom, a successful track record in outside sales, and telecommunications experience. High speed Internet, computer and headset, and good computer knowledge. You must live in AZ, UT, TX, CA or NV. 1 to 2 year outside sales experience preferred.
You can download and fill out an application at http://www.clearstonewindows.com/Bidassociate.html
eHow Drops Writer's Compensation Program
eHow announced today that it will no longer be accepting articles through its writer's compensation program (WCP). With the sweeping and removal of articles to the recent U.K. redirects, photo problems and the inability to publish anything for the past few weeks, this probably should not come as a big surprise to the eHow community.
Some writers are being offered pre-approval to Demand Studios, which will now exclusively publish all how to articles on eHow. Those who are not approved and want to write for eHow will have to submit an application with a resume and writing sample. Anyone writing for Demand Studios will have their articles reviewed by copy-editors.
The new pay structure will be either revenue sharing or on a flat fee. Articles written before the change will still earn revenue, but writers can not submit articles after the close date which is April 13th.
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