Animoto Expert

I need someone who is proficient with the program Animoto

I need 14 short videos produced on Animoto containing 5 related photo’s per video along with text relating to the subject.

The videos needs to be minimum of 30sec long

If the videos are the quality I’m looking for I will need 14 videos per week

I will produce the title and keyword

US English ONLY- 30 articles a day needed-$3 an article V by cseba

Hello, This is an article writing project only for people from The US. I need a team of good, reliable writers to write 30 articles a day for me. The articles have to be delivered on time because I too have deadlines to meet… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Articles, Editing, Ghostwriting, Proofreading, Research)


Create A Simple Graphic Jpeg.

I need a graphic 550 pixels wide by 112 pixels high.

Background should be a sky scene with clouds. Similar to the sky background as is used on Flysaa.com header. See image attached “cloud image” for explanation.

The TravelCafe logo should sit on top to the right hand end. No bigger than 92 pixels high. TravelCafe logo attached. I need the logo ‘cut’ so that it doesn’t have the white square background around it. Please place the logo on the whitest area of the cloud image to stand out.

At the left hand end of the image i need the words “Skerp Tariewe”
These need to be in ITC Officina sans serif. White letters. The letters cannot be higher than 45 pixels.

thanks

Article Writer Wanted – 100

i am looking for an article writer and rewriter

i have 50 articles rewrites that i need done and 50 fresh articles

my rate is at $1.25 for rewrites and $1.5/$2 per fresh article

i would need this project done in about 5 days from now

all work should be copyscape free

i would accept bids from people who are willing to complete this project in max of 5 days or 7 days

work should be submitted to me in batches of 20 articles

if your work is good i will hire you for more work

the articles are related to online slots and each article should be 400 – 500wds each

Thanks

Add Paramter to articles that already exists for Sections by patrickkidda

Someone upgraded our Joomla site and a paramter was overwritten. The original parameter was added back as it should be, but only for the sections. Basicaly, when you are adding a menu item there is (was) a parameter that exists for sections, categories, or articles… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Joomla)


Workshop #99: Intellecture by Artotaku

At Audiotuts+ we irregularly put up a reader track for workshopping and critique (find out how to submit a track). This is how it works: you upload your song, and every week or so we’ll publish one here and step away from the podium. The floor is yours to talk about the track and how the artist can fix problems in and improve upon the mix and the song.

This track has been submitted for your friendly, constructive criticism. They have put their track (and their heart and soul) in your hands to learn and get useful feedback.

  • Do you enjoy the song or track itself? Does it have potential?
  • Can the arrangement be improved?
  • How did you find the mix? What would you do differently?
  • What do you enjoy about the rhythm track? What can be done to improve it?
  • Is the choice of instruments relevant and effective for the style/song?
  • Are the lyrics (if any) effective? Does the style, arrangement and genre of the song suit them?
  • Can you suggest any specific techniques that might improve the track?
  • Do you have any other constructive feedback?

Intellecture by Artotaku

Description of the track:

A calm, easy listening, Cafe del Mar like track.

Download audio file (artotaku__Intellecture.mp3)

Terms of Use: Users can stream the track for the purposes of giving feedback but cannot download or redistribute it.

Have a listen to the track and offer your constructive criticism for this Workshop in the comments section.

Submit Your Tracks for Workshopping

Need constructive criticism on your own tracks? Submit them using this form.


Behind the Scenes of Psdtuts with Collis!


Here at Envato we’re pretty famous for building a lot of successful blogs, like this one! We’ve done quite a few now, so last year I decided other people might find our techniques and systems useful. Today I’m really happy to announce my new book How to Build a Successful Blog Business which is a step by step guide to doing what we do, and it comes packed with case studies for our blogs including Psdtuts!

The book covers everything from picking a niche to hiring staff, monetizing to building traffic. Like all my books it’s very practical, but I think the best part is the case studies because they include things like our income and expense graphs, detailed backstories about how our sites came to be, and much more. To give you a taste of what the book is like, I thought you might like to read a little part of the case study about Tuts:

Extract The Tuts Case Study

…While the official launch of Psdtuts+ was in August, the real beginnings of the site date back to late February. At that time I was fascinated to learn that there were entrepreneurs out there who bought websites, gave them a makeover and resold them for a profit. This practice, known as ‘flipping’, was particularly common on a site called the Sitepoint Marketplace (which has since been rebranded as Flippa).

So I decided to try this out for myself, and began searching through the marketplace for a good site to purchase. Because I knew a lot about Photoshop and had written a few tutorials some years prior, I was very excited to find a listing for a basic Photoshop tutorial site called Psdtuts.com. It had some very average tutorials on it, was plastered with ads, and was selling for the grand sum of $1200. While this may not sound like a lot of money, it sure was for me back then. Money was very tight and we were meant to be focusing on our nascent startup Envato, not buying websites to do up. Still, in a moment of wild abandon, I bought the site anyway!


??Fig 10-1: The original Psdtuts.com site that I bought

When I told my wife Cyan about the purchase she was horrified. It must be said, the site really was not much to look at, and though the listing claimed it made a good amount of money from text ads, it turned out those numbers had been inflated. In fact during the following three months the site earned less than $100 and even those monthly returns were steadily declining!

It also turned out that I wasn’t very good at giving sites a once-over. I tried with a quick and dirty design overhaul, but the result was just another not-worth-visiting tutorial site, and the statistics showed. They didn’t go anywhere, in fact they continued to slide downhill.

This incident taught me a valuable lesson in web entrepreneurship. You have to really add value if you want to get anywhere. There’s no such thing as a quick buck – at least not for me …

Extracted from How to Build a Successful Blog Business, by Collis Ta’eed

Read More Extracts

You can read more extracts from the other case studies over on FreelanceSwitch, Nettuts+ and Mac.AppStorm (the other sites covered in the case studies). You can also read a sample chapter by heading to our sales page for the book.

Get the Book!

You can learn more about the book, as well as find out what top100 bloggers like Darren Rowse from Problogger and Daniel Scocco from DailyBlogTips are saying about it over on the epic sales page that we’ve constructed! Get Blog Business!

Also Envato Birthday Bundle 2010!

And while I’m here with news about my book, I thought I’d also mention that next month we’re running our annual Envato Birthday Bundle for 2010 and it’s going to be EVEN bigger than last year with over $400 of value selling for just $20! Find Out about Envato Birthday Bundle 2010.

So watch out, it’s going to be a big August!