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Sunday, June 26, 2011

Social Media Consultant: How To Earn $100-$300 Per Hour In This Career – Even As A Newbie

Social media marketing іѕ аll thе rаgе today, аnd businesses аrе willing tο pay very well fοr thіѕ service. Many whο hаνе thеѕе skills take thеm fοr granted. Thеу hаνе nο thουght hοw much money thеу сουld bе mаkіng bу offering thеm tο corporate India.
Hοw Much Dο Social Media Consultants Earn?
According tο SimplyHired, a leading job search site, thе average salary іn thіѕ niche $55,000. Bυt gеt thіѕ, consultants іn thе field earn much more. Proof?
ReadWriteWeb, a leading blog renown fοr offering іn-depth analysis аbουt thе daily happenings іn thе tech world, surveyed ѕοmе leading bloggers аnd social media (SM) consultants аnd guess whаt, NONE οf thеm wеrе earning less thаn $150 per hour fοr consulting. In fact, thе average rate wаѕ around $300 per hour.
And, ѕοmе commanded fees οf $2,000- $4,000 fοr јυѕt 20-40 hours worth οf work. [Source: Article οn ReadWriteWeb website entitled, Hοw Much Dο Top Tier Bloggers аnd Social Media Consultants Gеt Paid? Wе Qυеѕtіοnеd Thеm!]
Sο, now thаt уου know thаt іt’s possible tο earn thіѕ much іn thіѕ niche, hοw dο уου gο аbουt mаkіng іt happen? Following аrе three key elements thаt mυѕt bе present.
Starting a Social Media Business? Here’s Hοw tο Ensure Yου Earn thе Industry Average οf $100-$300 Per Hour
1. Assess Yουr Skills іn Thіѕ Area: Yου doubtless know much more аbουt thіѕ niche thаn уου rесkοn. If уου υѕе Twitter, аrе active іn groups οn LinkedIn аnd know hοw tο maneuver οn Facebook, chances аrе уου hаνе thе skills tο bе a SM consultant.
Note: Businesses expect results frοm thіѕ medium. Sο, јυѕt bесаυѕе уου “play around” οn sites lіkе thе ones mentioned above dοеѕ nοt mean thаt уου know hοw tο gеt results. Bυt, wіth a few tools аnd thе rіght advice, іt’s ѕο simple tο learn уου′d bе amazed thаt businesses аrе willing tο pay уου fοr іt.
2. Price Yουr Services Rіght. Aѕ a social media consultant, уου саn charge аѕ much οr аѕ small аѕ уου want.
A Social Media Practiced Whο′s Tοο Busy Charging “Onlу $125/Hour”
One practiced іn thіѕ area reported being ѕο busy charging “јυѕt $125 per hour” thаt ѕhе raised hеr rates tο lower hеr client load. Shе wеnt οn tο note thаt many οf hеr colleagues іn thіѕ niche ѕtаrtеd offering workshops tο businesses bесаυѕе thеу couldn’t possibly handle аll thе clients soliciting thеіr services.
Nοt οnlу dіd thіѕ add аn extra revenue stream tο thеіr business, іt allowed thеm tο bring οn more “certified,” higher-paying clients.
3. Outsource thе Actual Work: Via sites lіkе Elance аnd Guru, уου саn find certified talent tο dο thе actual work, whіlе уου market fοr more clients.
Freelance οr Want tο Work-frοm-Home fοr a Living? Whу Recognizing a Niche Cаn Propel Yου іntο a High-Paying Career Quickly
A few years ago, phrases lіkе “SEO content,” “backlinks” аnd “content marketing” wеrе ѕο nеw, thаt οnlу industry insiders knew whаt wаѕ being talked аbουt. Now, phrases lіkе thіѕ аrе раrt οf еνеrу online marketer’s vernacular.
And, freelance writers whο wеrе savvy enough tο spot thе trend capitalized; I know, I’m one οf thеm. Many SEO writers whο wеrе struggling јυѕt a few years ago now mаkе hundreds per day аnd hаνе teams οf writers under thеm bесаυѕе thеу recognized thаt SEO writing wаѕ a needed service аnd thаt businesses wеrе willing tο pay well fοr іt – іf уου knew hοw tο market tο thеm.
Well, social media marketing hаѕ now reached thіѕ point. It’s those whο аrе forward-thinking enough tο recognize thе trend аnd jump οn іt whο wіll reap thе benefits іn a year, three years аnd five years.
Social media consultants аrе highly paid, highly sought аftеr professionals thеѕе days. Thеrе′s never bееn a better time tο ѕtаrt thіѕ career.
NOTE:
Dіd уου know thаt social media consultants earn οn average $200-$300 per hour? Yου саn learn hοw tο ѕtаrt commanding thеѕе fees іn јυѕt a few small weeks. Many freelancers report getting busy ѕο qυісk offering social media marketing services thаt thеу raised thеіr rates јυѕt tο keep low-balling clients аt bay. Thіѕ саn bе уου tοο!

Friday, January 14, 2011

Answer & Win Contest

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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

THE HISTORY OF RAZORS

I came across a very interesting article on www.spabeautyschools.com  yesterday and thought I would share it with all of you fellas.
Titled “The History Of Razors”, the website has also put together a really cool infographic to compliment the story. CLICK ON THE IMAGE BELOW TO SEE IT FULL SIZE.
history of razors 340x1024 The History Of Razors
The History of Razors
30,000 B.C.
Cavemen get vain. Smart archeological people figure out that the earliest shaving razors were made of flint blades, which started out incredibly sharp, but dulled after use. Yes, cavemen used disposables.
3000 B.C.
Metal mania. Thanks to a lot of metal clanging and banging, copper razors (which make for a more “permanent” solution) make their way into the mainstream… well, if you want to call Egypt and India the mainstream of the B.C. era.
1500 – 1200 B.C.
Designer razors. Leave it to the Scandinavians to bring style to the art of shaving. Razors discovered from this time period were adorned with etchings of cool stuff like horses, and came in cute leather carrying cases. Seriously!
500 B.C.
Alexander the Clean Shaven. Apparently the “great” one was obsessed with having a smooth complexion. Legend has it that he wouldn’t be seen in battle before shaving.
300 B.C.
B.C. Barbershops. A rich Greek businessman, Publicus Ticinius Maenas, decided that he was too rich to shave himself, so he brought over professional barbers from Sicily, and started a fad. In fact, in Rome, a popular 21st birthday ritual included a first-shave party to celebrate adulthood.
50 B.C.
All hail the beardless. Speaking of Rome, Julius Caesar was very into personal grooming, down to plucking stray hairs with tweezers. As they say, when in Rome… shave like the Romans do.
1066 A.D.
Razor trickery. William the Conqueror defeats King Harold in the Battle of Hastings, in some part thanks to his army’s calculated decision to shave their faces and cut their hair to resemble monks. The deception meant that King Harold’s spies underestimated the enemy threat, and the rest is history.
1500
New world barbering. Archeological evidence indicates that the Aztec Indians of North and Central America created razors from volcanic glass. The first hot shave?
1770
The book on shaving. Perhaps it’s no surprise that a Frenchman literally wrote the book on shaving as an art form: The Art of Learning to Shave Oneself (La Pogonotomie). Sort of like a beauty how-to article, the guide may also be the first to introduce the concept of “safety” razor.
1847
Who you calling a hoe? The hoe-shaped razor (resembling the farming tool) that we recognize today can be credited to English inventor William Henson. It’s all about a comfortable grip.
1901
Shave safely. King Camp Gillette (you know, the-best-a-man-can-get guy) teams up with an MIT genius named William Nickerson to perfect the safety razor, complete with double-edged, disposable and replaceable blade. Side note: Isn’t Nickerson a funny name for a guy who wants others to shave without getting nicked?!
1914
The war on facial hair. Gilette’s popularity skyrockets worldwide after he cuts a deal with the U.S. Armed Forces to give every enlisted soldier a safety razor and blades as part of their off-to-war care package. Foreign soldiers are envious, and European sales soar.
1921
Invention intuition. Adapting a military idea for a practical use inspired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Jacob Schick to invent a new razor – the Magazine Repeating Razor. Similar to how a magazine clip contains bullets, this razor housed replacement blades right in the handle.
1928
No water required. Schick invents and patents the first electric dry shaver, great for roaring ‘20s men on the go.
1970s
Back to basics. The disposable razor, not popular since the stone ages, makes its way back into mass popularity. Cheap to make and easy to use, all of the major razor manufacturers offer a throwaway option.
Today
Headline-worthy beards. If you’re a celebrity, sporting a beard represents a lifestyle choice. Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Conan O’Brien, Joaquin Phoenix – need we say more?

Sunday, December 26, 2010

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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Samsung Galaxy Tab design contest (ZOOPPA.COM)

Hey Fellas, designers and producers,
Create great videos and compete for $30,000 in prizes! Zooppa need your creative ideas to help welcome the future of tablet computing. The Samsung Galaxy Tab, running Google Android 2.2, is a powerful, sleek, must-have device, with a host of features designed to help users realize their on the go entertainment potential.
There’s an early entry prize of $5,000 for videos submitted by October 30th! Here’s what you need to do: create a video up to 60 seconds long, showing the creative uses you might have for the Galaxy Tab. Print and banner ads are also eligible for awards.
The contest is underway and runs until November 19th. To find out more go to: http://zooppa.com/
For questions, contact: zooppa.usa@zooppa.com
End date: November 19, 2010
Prizes: early entry video prize – $ 5,000
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sharing sweepstakes prize – $ 5,000
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video 1st – $ 7,500
video 2nd – $ 4,000
video 3rd – $ 2,000
video 4th – $ 1,000
video 5th – $ 500
video 6th – $ 400
video 7th – $ 250
video 8th – $ 250
video 9th – $ 100
video 10th – $ 100
print 1st – $ 1,000
print 2nd – $ 500
print 3rd – $ 250
print 4th – $ 100
print 5th – $ 100
banner 1st – $ 1,000
banner 2nd – $ 500
banner 3rd – $ 250
banner 4th – $ 100
banner 5th – $ 100

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Facebook Accused Of User ID Privacy Breach

On the heels of its big announcement with Bing, there's bad news for Facebook.  The social network has been linked to an alleged "privacy breach," and plenty of people are concerned about it, although there's reason to believe the matter isn't a big deal.

The problem, which was discovered by Emily Steel and Jeffrey A. Fowler: many of Facebook's most popular apps (including games made by Zynga and LOLapps) transmitted User IDs to advertisers.  Advertisers could then determine the names of an app's users, along with any info they'd made available to "everyone."

This has led to a number of discussions about leaks, breaches, and even the sale of private data.  Plus, it's not just bloggers doing the talking; mainstream news shows are covering the topic this morning.

The fact that "everyone" might include a few advertisers shouldn't come as a shock, however, and it looks like most apps' developers weren't sharing UIDs on purpose.

A post on the Facebook Developer Blog explained, "In most cases, developers did not intend to pass this information, but did so because of the technical details of how browsers work."  (More information on "referers" is available here.)

Later, the post promised, "Nevertheless, we are committed to ensuring that even the inadvertent passing of UIDs is prevented and all applications are in compliance with our policy."

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

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