Work @ Home Blog Designer Wanted

Someone tipped me about this job opening at JobsDB Philippines:

Blog Artists

Requirements:

College graduate
Male or Female w/ ages 21-30 yrs old
Knowledge and experience of at least 6 mos. in various Blog systems
Part-time and willing to work in 10 hrs a week home-based job
Must have strong typing skills and some internet surfing experience
Must be innovative, strong business sense, have top-notch English writing skill
Flexible and hardworking
Updated w/ the technological advaces in design and usability
Creative w/ a unique flare and passion for designing
Coordinate w/ website designers to come up w/ nlog materials

No specific blog platforms were indicated but be prepared for theming WordPress, MovableType, Expression Engine and Drupal (maybe even TextPattern). The company is GMDB of International Employment Agency Group.

For 10 hours a week, working from home, you’ll get at least Php20,000USD 341INR 28,892EUR 325CNY 2,482 per month — not bad, eh?

Interested applicants may email [email protected].

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

6 Comments

Manuel Viloria says:

19 years ago

I wonder if this is going to be a trend: moving away from automated content tools, and focusing on manual methods.

Saw an ad in the papers the other day (P15,000 for 100 articles). You get paid… 30 days after your articles pass their standards.
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Abe Olandres says:

19 years ago

Much like this article on WSJ – the rise and fall of “original” content.
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Fleeb says:

19 years ago

That should be good, because I wanted to do a work@home job… kaya lang I’m more of a developer than a designer :(

Now searching for others… 10 hours a week…
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venus says:

19 years ago

“I wonder if this is going to be a trend: moving away from automated content tools, and focusing on manual methods.”

Actualy it is a trend since 2003.
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Manuel Viloria says:

19 years ago

I dunno, Venus. The year 2005 saw the rise of automated content generators which people bought left and right.

Now that a number of these automatic blogs have been removed, I find newspaper ads for people willing to manually generate content.

@ Yuga

That WSJ article perfectly describes these recent advertisers (in Philippine broadsheets) who are looking for writers, este, “re-writers” (i.e., change he/she to you, remove all mentioned links, rewrite sentences completely, combine 3-4 articles into a 300-word article, keywords should appear 3 times, etc.)
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kutitots says:

19 years ago

I am so TEMPTED :D

Ughh… Kung konti lang sana ginagawa ko..!!!
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