/wfhg/ - Work From Home General

How long did it take you to work at rev for captioning after applying? I currently write on the side for fun money, but rev seems a lot more flexible since sometimes writing an article can take longer than its worth.

>>1987883
I passed the first round within a few hours. Then the second round one or two days. I was surprised at how quick it was!

Where do you write?

>>1987894
I write at textbroker. I've heard constant content and websites that you write school homework are supposedly better and higher paying, but I was really burned out of the application process and am just a lucky streak away from getting 5 stars on textbroker so I have stayed on it.

I do it exclusively for side money, so I just do the easiest jobs I can find and just do 1 article a day. I usually stick to the easy jobs summarizing other articles / rewriting them so I can get them out in 20-30 minutes. It's not consistent though, not like I imagine captioning would be, so i'd prefer something more consistent.

>>1987849
>I figure if I can do this every day for 6-8 hours I can make $1500-1800 /m and move out to some cheap country and never have to wageslave again.
>make $1500 /m... and never have to wageslave
mate, you should watch a few videos of people claiming to be digital nomads in chiang mai thailand and see that their lifestyle is shit. except for the weather and food and cheap beer, it is shit.
they are doing less than minimum wage jobs with no security and living paycheck to paycheck and maybe eating into their savings and having to do border runs.
you can work from home and make decent money, but you need some skills beyond pajeet tier grinding.

>>1987849
I have my adsense money running fully on autopilot since 2014. My only 'job' is keeping my servers in good health and occasionally analyzing logs and banning some IPs

Revenue is nothing good but If I move to Indonesia I would have more than three times average salary doing nothing

How did you get accepted by Rev? I did everything right and got rejected.

Since you guys talk about countries... can you register and work on that site from outside of the US? Asking from a smaller European country.

>>1987914
How much does Textbroker pay? Might give that a go too.

>>1987915
That's disheartening. Well I'm looking to start investing, working on a dropship store too. No idea if it will work out but trying different things out.

>>1987933
I have really good grammar and write well so the tests were super simple to me, though I did get rejected from the transcription jobs. I don't know man.

>>1987937
Yep, I'm in the UK. I think you can work from any country as long as your English is good.

>>1987915
aside from the obvious fact that thailand is mostly a shithole outside of tourist areas, you have to basically go on tourist mode for your entire stay there if you want to survive in a moderately first world way.

but what you really need is savings. my actual income is all over the place due to the nature of what i do, but i have enough assets that it wouldn't matter if it dropped to nothing for a long while.

just assume pajeet is going to take all your work from you for half a year or more. if that scares you then you shouldnt think about living elsewhere.

Do I need to not be a social retard to tutor on nicetalk? I'm also not a native english speaker btw
>>1987849
I just got rejected for transcripter and captioner. A 100$/week as a student in a shitty country would be amazing. Any tips?

>>1988009
I do like textbroker for side money, but it takes a while to get rolling. I am currently a 4 star author so I make a bit more than where you will potentially start (3 star author) and dramatically more than if you get unlucky with your writing application (1 and 2 stars).

I can write out a summary article, check for plagarism, proofread and edit, etc. in 30-40 minutes and usually make 5-8 dollars from it. The pay is pretty decent as far as side money websites go, but i've heard other websites pay out more and may just be worth considering over textbroker.

This is especially considering it could take a month before you become a 4 star author. If you become a 5 star author though this becomes really profitable, perhaps even moreso than most low tier day jobs.

Thing is that it's not very consistent because the super easy write-ups aren't always available, and sometimes you need to learn about subjects you don't know too much about. A good learning opportunity certainly, but it can take too long to write out something too for it to be profitable.

I'd do some research on other websites (namely constant content and also websites where you write school homework), because i've heard you can make a lot more from them. I only stick with TB because I make enough to be satisfied, have 4 stars, and only do it a short time every day for side money anyway.

>>1987923
What kind of sites do you run? how many of them?

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OP of the first thread here dropping some more options.

Metaverse Mod Squad -
https://modsquad.com/join-the-mods/

New Prospect Marketing -
http://www.npcontactcenter.com/career-opportunities/

Audio Transcription, Captioning and Translation -
https://www.rev.com/freelancers

Online tutoring -
https://www.tutor.com/apply

3Play audio transcription -
http://www.3playmedia.com/company/jobs/contract-work/

Leapforce independent contractor -
https://www.leapforceathome.com/qrp/public/jobs/list

>>1988943
Have you actually tried all of these? How do they compare to Rev?

>he thinks working for 6-8 hours a day in the third world is escaping wagecuckery

>>1987849
Working from home is stupid, might as well just benefit scrounge

>>1989016

dumb

>>1989016
the key is "working" from home should mean you dont actually have to work a full day, or even half. if you're working from home but still doing a 9 to 5 you should probably re-think it.

>>1989089
Ya I'm pretty sure you could live in a third world shithole while working 2-3 hours per day on any of the sites posted here.

>>1989092
who really wants to live in the third world though?

>>1989138
I think about it all the time, head down to Mexico and buy decent land to make my own. Become self sustaining and earn some cash on the side online.

>>1989138
It's much better than living in a first world country if you do it the right way. It gives a satisfying feeling. Good weather and easy poontang. I've been travelling the world for a year now. No way I'm going back no matter what shitty job I have to do. Freedom doesn't necessarily come with a million dollars. You have to create your own feeling of freedom doing what you like.

>>1989163
if you want to be completely off the grid it sounds ok. id rather just move country every few months and still spend a few months of the year back in the us.

>>1989172
travelling sounds fine, but settling down in a third world country sounds dire.

>>1989193
That's true. That's why I keep exploring new places all the time. And I don't live like a backpacker. Would still be comfortable with settling down in a second world country though. Best buy for your back and not such unreasonable circumstances like a 3rd world country. Surprisingly enough it's also really difficult to settle down in a 3rd world country

>>1989089
>if you're working from home but still doing a 9 to 5 you should probably re-think it

I actually do not mind being a wagie, except for the part where crippling social anxiety makes it hard for me to succeed at interviews.

I got rejected from Rev, and plan to apply second time, the only thing I struggle is punctuation and where to break captions, can someone recommend a program or site to check punctuation?

>>1990301
some tips on that:

>don't include things like um/oh/you know
>break captions before words like and/for/that
>break captions after a punctuation mark like a full stop, comma, etc
>break captions when there's a natural pause in speech

As a heads up, Google any lyrics that appear in a video. I just captioned a Mr Rogers' Neighborhood episode, and found entire songs online. Sometimes you can find full subs which is rare but awesome.

Also you can speed up the videos up to 2x, which is great when there isn't much speech or they're talking slowly.

Good luck anon!

>>1990301
Also just to add, apart from starting new speakers' captions, don't use "-" anywhere.

Put the person's name or identifier in [ ] brackets only if they start speaking when you can't see them, and then only once for each person.

If the video starts with someone speaking over a video, use [Voiceover].

That should over it, but he's a doc they put together for all the rules:
https://cf-public.rev.com/captions/styleguide/Rev+Captioning+Style+Guide+3.2.pdf

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>>1987915
>>1988056
Job security really is shit, also the income isnt very high but you can definitely have a comfy life there. Contrary to popular belief Thailand is not a shithole.

Starting from 1200 USD per month income you can live there pretty decently, 3000 USD and higher you live like king.

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I'm a web app penetration tester for 2 separate companies, 1 full time, the other part time. I also consult for a video game anti-cheat company every few weeks.

I pull between 8 and 9 grand a month after Uncle Sam dips into my pockets, and I work from home.

>>1990335
Thank you so much, sonehow I missed this guide on their site. Can you recommend me a method to check punctuation? I really struggle with commas and sometimes even dots, I'm not native speaker, but I speak and recognize English pretty well, but struggle with punctuation becouse I rarely write

>>1990489
Hmm. Well just add a full stop to whenever there's a pause in the sentence and the next sentence doesn't start with "and" or "but".

But I've noticed that full stops and commas don't really matter on Rev, as long as it looks about right. Human speech is different to how we write. You technically shouldn't start a sentence with "and" or "but", but when we talk we often do.

In Rev videos, sometimes people trail off, are interrupted, etc. Just try to be accurate overall, write what you hear and basically:
>add a comma when there's a pause
>add a full stop when there's a pause AND it seems like the end of a sentence topic.

This is quite a good explanation: https://www.skillsyouneed.com/write/punctuation1.html

Don't bother with semicolons, colons, or anything else.

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>>1990509
Thank you anon, I know it isn't much but have a pic of my cat, also good luck in future endeavours

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>>1990524
You're welcome anon, good luck in passing the test!

And here's a picture of my cat in return.

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>>1987849

Does ANYONE know ANTYHING about working as a translator for Rev?
I have applied before checking Rev's abysmal reputation both from the customer and employee side, and since the Translator application is the only one without a test connected to it, I kind of got curious.

But I can't find anything.
Every single site like Glassdoor (and there's a shitton) only has dozens of reviews for captioner and transcriber jobs.
But I can't find a single person who has worked for Rev as a translator. Why?
Has anyone here ever had any experience with translating for them? Or knows why absolutely no one in years has ever written a review about it?
I mean, the reviews about the shit pay are discouraging, but it's par of the course for jobs that require no qualifications or skills.
Conversely, their 0.7c per word rate for translation is amazing for this kind of site, so I'm left wondering why there's absolutely zero reviews, good or bad.

My languages are Japanese, Italian and English, in case it matters.

>>1990382
>rev graders holding a meeting.webm

>>1991036
There aren't many reviews for Rev as it is, and translation's the least applied-to category, so I can see why there's no reviews.

Much less people know other languages well enough than they know how to write words they hear.

>>1991250
Revo has existed for 9 years, has been incorporated for 6, and the absolutely youngest glassdoor-like site to register it has done do at least 3 years ago.

There is approximately 400 compounded reviews from employees.
Of these, around 350 are trom captioners/transcriptioners.
Not ONE is for translation.

I know it must be a less populated position since there's a higher skill barrier, but still, not even ONE review?
Not a single account of anyone working in that position in 9 years?
In 9 years?

>>1987849
>move out to some cheap country and never have to wageslave again

Please elaborate

>>1987923
>keeping my servers in good health

I have a website I made a few weeks ago. Wordpress, shared hosting account. I feel like I don't do anything tech-y myself and everything has a one-click solution. Is server stuff something I have to/should learn to do? Do I need equipment or just my laptop? My goal is to become a digital nomad, not the meme-y chiang mai type though. I'm wanting to have 3 different types of income, 2 "work" type things and then general investment passive income. Mine is based on content writing. I'm an excellent researcher and writer but new to tech stuff.

>adsense

I can't quite wrap my head around it that people click on ads and then buy the product. I get stuff like amazon associates because buyer intent, and hell just their normal purchases after clicking your link and storing that 24 hr cookie. But is adsense really a thing that works? More than just a few pennies now and then?

What type of website is it?

>>1991712
Don't bother with adsense if you aren't gonna be pulling thousands of users weekly. You will be literally making pennies.

Just find a way to monetize you content with affiliate products or your own products.

>>1987849
Just applied for the transcription thing. Grammar test was easy but the actual transcribing part was hard as fuck. There was even a part where I couldn't hear what was being said. We'll see if I get accepted.

>>1990382
no onsite shit at all? i assume its a smaller firm? most people i know pen testing full time end up doing a lot of on site work and hours of boring report writeups.

>>1991712
if youre just using wordpress you dont need a server use some static hosting shit and throw it on github or some other free static hosting page that lets you link your domain to it

>>1988132
"it could take a month"

I became a 4-star simply with my first writing sample, am I underrating my abilities here? Most of the articles up for grabs are still so specific/technical that they don't seem worth it.

>>1988997
i work for leapforce and it used to be a livable wage but our hours are getting cut to 26/week soon.

>>1992151
What kind of hourly wage do you make there? Im thinking of switching from rev.

>>1992187
in the us it's 13.50 an hour

>>1991688
I worked in an office and it killed my will to live. Having to pretend I care about the company, listen to my colleagues talk shit all day, pretend my boss is god. Have a set time for lunch and small breaks like a fucking child? I felt like a stupid sheep.

I know I still do a monotonous job typing now, but I can do it whenever and wherever I want. I can choose when to wake up, when to eat and when to go to the fucking gym. I don't have to listen to shit music in the office all day or kick my boss's ass.

Unfortunately this doesn't make me enough money to live in Londonstan. So I'm going to have to move somewhere where my $1k is worth more.

>>1991966
Did you get the Boeing one? I found both of them easy but still didn't get in, I don't know why. Good luck anon.

>>1992194
Oh that's nice. Shame about the hour cut though, why is that happening?

>>1992338
covering their asses because they really skirt the line of IC and employee and hours over 26 would mean benefits.

>>1992338
>kick my boss's ass.
whoops, meant "kiss", though I certainly want to kick that fucker. Gonna wait a few months and start leaving bad reviews of his company all over the place lol.

>>1992338
I got the Boeing piece and didn't make it in either. I'm positive I aced the grammar test and I spent 30 minutes on a 2.5 minute clip making absolutely sure everything was correct. I must have missed a rule or maybe they're not hiring.

>>1992380
They're probably not hiring or something. I'm sure mine was almost perfect. My captioning test definitely had more mistakes in it.

Try the captioning, it's easier.

>>1992427
>>1992380
I got in for the transcription and I'm still waiting on the captioning. Donno why you guys didn't. My grammar is pretty average for a college student. Maybe you did the formatting wrong?

>>1992658
Got into both boys

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How do you make 6 figures? EASY

break it down like this:

have 8 people pay you $1k per month
or better yet,
have 4 people pay you $2k per month

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>>1992762
Go on..

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>>1992780
just read books and click the link below ;^)

>>1988009
I thought Rev only had Transcription jobs? What jobs do you do then?

Also since you're from the UK too do you have to change your grammar and spelling to American English?

Cheers

>>1992793
Is there a more punchable human being?

I'm the OG Rev shill from the previous thread. To any of those still interested I posted a video on what to expect for an average captioning job, what good breaks look like, how to do everything more efficiently.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_E_P9ExnNUg&t=43s

There's some small mistakes here and there, but the grade I got were all perfect 5's. As long as your formatting's correct and you make your breaks look nice, that's all they seem to really want.

>>1992810
ya, u

>>1992811
Honestly, how hard is the captioning job, and how much can you realistically expect to make a day?

>>1992840
Depending on the videos and how focus I am, at least $60 a day. Captioning isn't hard if you pick videos that won't make you wanna kill yourself. Some videos I can put a TV or a youtube video on low and watch. Others I have to really focus on. Other than that it's easy. I've tried other transcription services and so far this is the easiest/most fun.

>>1992884
How long you been doing it man?

Just read some reviews online and it looks like they have a zero tolerance policy to any sub 4.4 grades, which sounds shit. Do you really get fired from one bad grade?

Also how the fuck is OP planning to pull $1400 a month from this...?

>>1992909
I've only been at it since the end of January, Honestly I don't know if the reviews are being totally accurate, because most of the time I can get away with murder for my captions and other times I don't. I think a few bad grades are fine as long as you don't make any really huge errors. Realistically I think 1400 is possible if you work 6 days a week at 6 to 8 hours. Any higher than that might be possible if you literally caption all day, but good luck doing that without wanting to kill yourself.

>>1990524
>good luck in future endeavours

That's what the Rev team mailed me after they rejected my application

>>1987849
The only remote jobs worth having involve being a full time employee or shit like what Emily Barry does. Shit like Rev and Textbroker won't get you anywhere. Even if you move to a cheap country the sacrifice isn't worth it. Shit healthcare disease paycheck to paycheck living and so on. If you really want to work from home look into something like food vending. It makes you good cash and it is very doable from home. Can set your own hours and travel if you want.

>>1993720
i know somebody who makes $1500/week off UHRS, not sure how many hours they work though.

I did the maths and if you time and grind all the crypto coin faucets you can literally make about $200 a month, which is enough to live in somewhere like SHK in Cambodia.

http://www.sihanoukvilleproperty.com/view-property-807

>>1993756
Is that free coins every week? Will new coins offer faucets as well?

>>1993762
Assume you can do it for 10 hours a day non stop you will be fully occupied by all the btc faucet ones really.

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>>1987849
does anyone here blog? I have two blogs that just had adsense approval wish me luck!

at least you got accepted by Rev
I got denied even though i did everything right
topkek

I spent hours upon hours on videos, checked everywhere online for those videos and transcriptions, and still failed caption test for Rev twice. Any tips? I also see the same videos every time I do it so I'm already so bored of it i could memorize them...

>>1993896
Good luck bud. I started a blog about cryptos to help noobs get into it. Finding it difficult to make time to write posts though, and not even close to hlthinkijg about monetising it yet.

>>1992800
They have captioning and translation too. For captioning, you get a video and you basically just add subtitles to it. It's easy once you get the hang of it. Sometimes you get a video with barely any speaking. The cartoons and pseudo-religious videos are best because they speak slowly and clearly, and I can speed it up to 200% and get done very fast.

Don't go for the news report ones, they talk over each other at lightning speed.

>Also since you're from the UK too do you have to change your grammar and spelling to American English?
Yep. It autocorrects it for you though.

There are also some British TV videos there which no one seems to take as most people on Rev are Murrican and can't clearly understand British English. They're super easy too if you're used to the accent.

>food vending
Can you explain further please?

>>1993732
holy feck

>>1993756
Too unstable of a job, and $200 a month is dogshit. Did you mean week?

>>1993916
>>1994026
Did you guys fail on the first or second test? It might not be the captioning, but that part where they ask you to write a bit about a topic (I had to write about my home town). I love writing and it's my strongest point so I passed that.

>>1993896
>>1994084
I want to get into blogging, but all the times I've tried I've abandoned it. It gets monotonous and feels worthless when all I get is a few views a week.

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>>1994084
how many other bloggers are you connected too, I'd be happy to plug one of your stories in my next post, whats the blog?

>>1994096
Its less about content and more about promotion, if you have 3-4 solid articles a month and connect with other sites and cross promote (and grab all the popular/niche labels) you'll corner a market and dominate, what do you blog about?

>>1994096
they kicked me after second test twice, even though I know I made some mistakes in first one, and checked the second ones thoroughly...

>>1994104
>connect with other sites and cross promote (and grab all the popular/niche labels)
That's my issue. I'm great at writing quality content and putting all I have into the posts, but I am utterly and completely shit at marketing, promoting and connecting. It's an issue that follows me into everything I try, whether it's dropshipping or blogging. No matter how hard I try I can't succeed :/

>what do you blog about?
I ran two blogs. One was about languages, the other about fitness.

>>1994116
Damn, man. Did you check YouTube for the captions? They're there for the video they give you. There's a part in the beginning that's really technical and it might have been that that got you kicked.

>>1994125
I have checked the transcription for (abound solar) from the yt comments, but it is not entirely correct. there are mistakes like drain > train, etc. There's a decent transcription for the interview one, so there should be no errors.

I couldn't find anything for the preliminary test video.

I don't think i'm suitable for any of these jobs except rev, however i was denied.
I read something about copywriting in the last thread, can anyone explain what it is and if its worthwhile?

>>1992338
>Did you get the Boeing one? I found both of them easy but still didn't get in, I don't know why. Good luck anon.
Yup. Got rejected though. I'll probably go for captioning then, should've done so from the beginning but I hadn't read this thread at the time.

>tfw the only thing I'd be interested in blogging in is Skincare and girly shit

Worth it or nah? Already seems pretty saturated, but there isn't a sarcastic beauty blog out there so I guess it could be worth a shot.

From my like 20 years from being on a computer, the only somewhat lucrative ways to make money from your computer are to own a smash hit website that owns a niche, become a ridiculous seller on ebay or craigslist, become a famous twitch streamer, develop a great app....and thats about it.

Websites like freelancer, fiverr, upwork, rev, amazonturk are a gigantic waste of time and you are much better off just getting a wagecuck job.

>>1994748
This. And probably the easiest right now, if you somehow are a symphatic person is Twitch

I'm making 4-5k per month working from home.

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5-6k a month working from home

>My setup

>>1995056
doing what?

>>1995061
sysadmin type shit

>>1988943
I've applied for Mod Squad, and Rev.
I'm a bit disheartened that it took me almost 30 minutes to transcribe 2m33s of audio, but I wanted it to be perfect (which I still doubt it was).

Any advice on the other ones?

>>1987849
What are some jobs of this kind that requires no skills at all?

I'm currently studying and I can't have a normal job because of reasons. I have like 4 or 6 hours everyday.

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>>1992762
>>1992780
>>1992793
>>1992810
Fucking cap'ed

>>1995132
The only skill I have is that I know spanish very well. I literally do nothing in those hours.

>>1994494
The big question is, do these people use an Oxford comma, or not?

>>1991269
Just apply and if you don't like it, quit.

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>>1990382
If you're still here anon, how did you get into that industry?
I ask because I'm interested in web security and trying to learn more about how I could freelance and be successful. Are you self-taught? How did you find yourself where you are now?
Thank you.

>>1990382
>CEH?
>CISSP?
>Sanscourses?

I could use a career switch from ASOC security engineer to pen tester or something more security related

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I'm having to caption an SJW video holy fuck

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>>1995540
Well I certainly know to stay away from MSU Denver now. This seems to be their promo video for something

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>>1995540
>>1995553
>>1995559
How can they seriously use this material lel
Is this a joke
Do these people really think they've faced any problems because of their made up snowflakeism?

>>1995540
kek saved

>>1995632
The whole video was basically LGBTQ!$%[]{} types and Mexicans talking about their struggles over a sad piano song.

>>1995076
what kind of education and experience?

how many hours a day do you actually work?

>>1992733
how? How long did you spend? Because I've spent like 16 hours on the captioning application and got rejected.

You don't necessarily have to be self-employed to work from home. I work in corporate real estate, and many employers are very keen to support employees working from home because it cuts down on their real estate costs, which is very important in cities where property prices are very high. It will obviously depend on the job role, but it might be worth going down the normal route of job interviews and asking whether they support a policy of homeworking/teleworking for part of the week. Then you might find yourself travelling to the office twice or even once a week, and spending the rest of the time working from home in a nice comfy environment.

>>1987849

Can anyone recommend jobs or just share stories about working from "home" while you're technically at another job

For example, I had a 30 hour a week summer job where I ran the ecommerce business side of things for a small bike shop. Really easy stuff, had sales emails and customer emails forwarded to my personal one so I could stay on top of work (maybe 2 hours a day on average) and the rest of the time I'd work on my own website with some small breaks in between. Maybe 5 employees working daily with two owners but they'd check in maybe twice a day and one of them was very lax about those sort of things in general as long as shit got done.

>>1992811
I have a quick question. If there's an "end of sentence" pause and the next phrase starts with "But", do I make it two sentences with a period and the word "But" capitalized, or do I put a comma before "but" and leave it lower case?

The pause before the "but" is like 0.8 seconds maybe, and the speaker breathes in.

Web dev here. I have a question for US residents. Are there any American companies that will hire people from other countries for remote work?

Almost every remote work job position I find is either meant for US-only workers or requires a trip to their office every week.

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Does anyone still make money these days from selling penis enlargement pills, cum thickening pill, and other lifestyle enhancing 'remedies'? This sort of thing was very popular a decade ago.

>>1996330
Never mind, I completely failed the 2nd video test despite trying hard.

It's interesting that their correct example video has mistakes. For example, the host says "Please welcome to the program Malala..." but the caption is "Welcome to the program, Malala...". One or two other such cases. If I ever reapply I wonder which way I should do it.

>>1994629
Sarcastic beauty care that works for both guys and girls.

>>1996528
>This sort of thing was very popular a decade ago.
Look in the right boards and it's still pretty popular, senpai.

>>1996911
Ahh, so people still do it then. Not that I am interested, just wondered. I myself DID do it back in the the early 2000's. Built my own website from scratch and SEO'd the hell out of it for 8 hours each evening.

Cant be arsed these days. Would rather keep my day job and and make the occasional trade on my local exchange

>>1994084
Link me

>>1987849

Where the blackhats at?

Currently Society6 and Redbubbling with shit loads of commercial use content

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i fucking love these threads. you guys are super incredible to share your experiences. in january i'll be following your footsteps and will contribute what i can

>>1996991
no but im interested

>>1997007

I know a few ways.

Upload ebooks to Amazon KDP, people on here have said it is impossible nowadays, they are full of shit,

Ive uploaded the entire 50 shades of grey book as a different one, Amazon has a plagarism checker but it isnt good at all.

You can upload 50 books and maybe 3 of those wont get published because of the checker

>>1997015
interesting. thanks

>>1996901
>for both guys and girls

This would fill an empty niche AND help cut down on 'waaah why can girls paint their faces and we can't' threads on /r9kfit/. Two birds, one stone.

>>1995132
Forklift

>>1997015
So get the original ebook, and then just reupload it to Amazon?

Why would people buy that ebook as opposed to the one that already has thousands of reviews?

>>1992811
Hey man, just a question. What are the videos like once you get to Revver+ level? I'm currently just a Revver and I get access to longer videos, but they talk a lot. I was wondering whether in Revver+ you get long videos but where they talk less lol.

>>1993719
lol

>>1998091
It gets so much better. There are still some shit videos, but the quality of all of them is just improved dramatically. The only downside is the early videos after have a lower paygrade attached to them, we're talking .54 per minute. This has been a recent pay cut lately. A lot of people are upset, but there's rumors about "reevaluating" the payment system I heard on the forums a while ago. Not sure if it's gonna be true or not. You stand to make the most profit where you're at, but the better (and least paying) videos are in Revver+.

All I can say it's good videos, but sometimes they're not worth it. Sometimes.

>>1999350
I got accepted onto rev transcription but the sound quality is fucked.how fucking hard is it to have a microphone set-up.how the fuck do you guys hear these fucking jewcucks?its freaking impossible.sounds like its recorded in a fishtank

>>1995755
Spent less than an hour per section. Wouldn't doubt that they do monitor have fast it takes you to send in the captions.
I'm also American, but I don't know if that makes a difference or not.

>>1992811
Almost 4 minutes to caption 1 minute.
>40c-75c per minute

60 / 4 = 15 minutes captioned per hour
>$6 - $11.25 p/h

I bet you it's not even as efficient for most videos with more than 1 speaker, strong accents, fast speech, complex words etc.

Do I have to know somebody to break into this line of work? I have many skills and a lot of knowledge, but haven't finished college. I don't want to be a "digital nomad," I own my own house outright and would like to work from it.

>>1987923
How do you get a constant stream of traffic without updating your website since 2014? I call LARPD

>>1991866
>Just find a way to monetize you content with affiliate products or your own products.
How are you supposed to get people clicking on your affiliate products WITHOUT HAVING THOUSANSD OF USERS WEEKLY TO BEGIN WITH?

geez