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Showing posts with label Native. Show all posts

Friday, October 18, 2013

Need Native article writers needed to complete a big writing project - $1000

We are looking for Native article writers to complete a big writing project, 600 articles per project. Interested people should have all the following list requirements.

1.Each article must be with 400 words.
2. Every article must be 100% informative, readable with no grammar errors, spelling mistakes.
3. Every article must pass copyscape.
4. Every article must be 100% unique.
5. Must be capable of handling at least 10 - 15 articles (4000 - 8000 words) per day.
6. Must have knowledge and experience in SEO writing.

Only serious writers can contact me.No time wasting.If you have a team then you can complete more than 30 - 100 articles per day to written.


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Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Cheap, High Quality Articles by a Native English Speaker with Money Back Guarantee

Hello, there!

I know if you're reading this post, you're looking for a native English writer who is not only experienced at writing high quality, low cost articles, but providing them in a short amount of time. Well let me tell you, you found one. My name is Becky and I'm a full-time ghostwriter and article writer. Because I have just completed a series of projects that took up a large portion of my time, I'm now available for new projects. I have experience in writing in a multitude of fields, such as technology, gaming, childcare, diets and nutrition and my turn around time is generally 24-48 hours maximum (depending upon my workload).

When you work with me, not only can you expect the best and most well written articles you've ever seen, I'm so confident in my writing ability I refuse to accept payment until you are completely satisfied.

You read that right - I will not accept a penny from any of my clients until they have reviewed, accepted, and agree that these are the best articles they've ever seen.

The reason I do this is because I believe your time and money are valuable. If you invest the time to work with me, your time and your money will be well invested.

My current introductory rate is $1.00 USD per 100 words for new clients. Send me a message with your job details and I'll respond as soon as possible.


I look forward to hearing from you and creating some of the best original content available anywhere.


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Sunday, June 23, 2013

Samsung Galaxy S 4 (and other tech Articles) 4 Sale | $5/500 words | NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER

I have 10 more articles for sale. Once again these are 100% unique articles, written by myself. They are not rewrites and they will only be sold once. $5 PER ARTICLE, NO MORE, NO LESS!

Here are the titles:

5 Best Facebook Altrnatives
IdeaPad Yoga 13-inch vs. Dell XPS 12
Best Console Video Games (March 2013)
How to Upgrade Your Phone for Free every 2 Years

Samsung Galaxy S 4 First Look

Samsung Galaxy S 4 vs. iPhone 5
Samsung Galaxy S 4 vs. HTC One

Samsung Galaxy S 4 vs. Sony XPERIA Z
Samsung Galaxy S 4 vs. Samsung Galaxy Note 2
Samsung Galaxy S 4 vs. Samsung Galaxy S III
This is an ad that I inserted!


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Monday, February 11, 2013

Subscribe to Foreign Blogs in your Native Language with Google Scripts

Learn how to automatically translate foreign language RSS Feeds with a simple Google Script and subscribe to them in your favorite news reader.

Han Han is the world’s most popular blogger but am not subscribed to his site’s RSS feed as the content is written in Chinese. Some web apps did allow you to subscribe to foreign-language RSS feeds but ever since Google Translation API turned into a premium service, most of them have shut shop.

Google Translate for RSS Feeds This is the Digital Inspiration RSS feed, automatically translated to French language.

You can build your own feed translation service using Google Scripts in less than a minute. This offers a few advantages:

You can easily subscribe to foreign-language RSS feeds and they’ll display content translated in your native language. For instance, here’s Han Han’s blog feed translated to English.You can offer your blog’s RSS feed is multiple languages and thus reach a wider audience. For instance, the default RSS feed of Digital Inspiration is in English but, thanks to Google Scripts, you can also subscribe to the feed in Français, German, Hindi, Arabic, Español or any other language supported by Google Translate.Google Reader does include feed translation but the issue is that quite a few of us are using apps like Flipboard, Reeder, Feedly, etc. to keep up with feeds and none of them really offer language translation.

Now that you have a good idea of what we are trying to achieve, let’s see the script in action.

Open the Google Script and choose File -> Make a copy to create a personal copy of that feed translation script into your Google Drive.Replace the source language (line #4), the target language (line #7) and the RSS feed URL (line #10) with your own values.Go to File -> Manage Versions and choose Save a new version. You may leave the description field blank.Go to Publish -> Deploy as Web App, choose “Anyone, even Anonymous” under “Who can access the app” and click the Deploy button.

Google Script will now offer you a link to the web app. That’s actually the new URL of the translated RSS feed which you can directly subscribe in Google Reader or any other news reader app like Reeder, Flipboard, etc.

If you wish to translate another RSS feed, or offer the same feed but in another language, just go back to step #1.

Google Translate API is now a paid service but if you access the same through Google Scripts, which we have done in this case, there isn’t any fee involved.

Also see: RSS Feeds Directory for Social Web


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