Edit articles - Fulltime position

Project Id: 1315356

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For the right coder this could be a full-time position.

Basically I will provide pfd ebook and coder will convert content from pdf into several articles.

Minor editing involved. 

This project is for 100 articles at 0.25 cents each.  You can do as many as you want. I have thousands I need done. Work is limitless.


All I require is that you complete at least 30/day. To give you an idea, I can do 30/hour myself.

Description of full time position:

Basically I have several pdf files. I need someone to break them up & copy paste the content from these files and make 4-500 word articles from them.

This project requires almost ZERO writing of your own with very little editing.

The pay is 0.25 cents per article and I have an unlimited amount of work available. I would ask that you complete at least 30/day but you may do as many as you like.


It will require a little bit of editing but not very much. The English is already very good.


The challenge is making each article appear as an article. This can be a challenge when there is a 1,000 word article you come across int he pdf and you have two break them up into two articles.

Its not that hard. You simply think of a catchy title for each and maybe tweak the first paragraph a bit in order for each to come across as an individual article separate form the original work.

Also, in each pdf you will also find references to images that are inside the pdf..

However, in the article you are putting together, there will be no images. So, I would request that when you come in contact with references to images, simply remove those one line sentences from the articles.

This will require a little creativity but It really isnt that difficult. I myself have done 35 of of these article within 45 minutes time.


Also, in a rare situation you may find that the scanned page (in the pdf) didnt pick up all the words in the article.

I would expect you to try your best to salvage the content by adding your own. But I would not expect you to write more than a few lines of original content as this would not fit your job description.

If you feel it requires more than a few minutes of your time to salvage content that wasnt properly scanned, I would ask you simply to skip this content and move down the list to content that can be salvaged and made into articles.

Of course I would ask you to salvage all content possible and turn into article but skip only when you believe its salvageable without a lot of writing on your part (which this job doesn't require).

Each article shouldn't take more than two minutes to copy-paste and edit.

Also For each article you make, the article should have its own headline that will cosist of about 5-8 words.

For the headline idea simply read the first few paragraphs of content found in pdf and come up with a headline that will fit the article.


If you are a serious coder and interested in this job, please let me know and I will upload examples for you so you can see exactly how its done.


Thank you and happy bidding!

Phillip

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