Must-Read for all bloggers

Our Chief Operating Officer, care of my supervisor, passed a long a few guides from ProBlogger that all of our bloggers MUST read…

10 Techniques to Get More Comments on Your Blog
7 Ways to Turn a Blog Post Upside Down and Get More Comments

Please post blogs in draft as soon as they have been edited. (Check at least once at the end of each business day.) All blog posts that have been edited in the past, MUST be posted in draft form (if they have not already been published).

If you have any questions, please email Christine – she is the one who is editing and publishing your blog posts.

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To get your email answered faster

Because my email has been pretty crazy lately, my  supervisor has offered to help respond to questions.  You can email Christine on any article/blog/payment questions, and one of us will respond as soon as we can.

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Heads Up!

I have been informed that we are going to get very busy very soon, as early as tomorrow. This is a brand new type of project. It will be ongoing. I cannot share the details. But it’s very exciting for all of us!

I will soon be able to start giving out test assignments to new writers again, so if you’ve submitted your application, I hope to be able to get back to you within the next week. No promises, because things often happen that are out of my control, but I would really like to clear out my application file!

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Read the new page about deadlines.

You should all read my new page about meeting deadlines.

Any new writers who have applied and are waiting to receive test assignments should read it as well, because if you miss your deadline for a test assignment, you do not make the team.

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Reminder about Plagiarism and Duplicate Content

Plagiarism will not be tolerated. If more than 50 words match when your article is run through  Copyscape, and they aren’t judged to be a “false positive” for including an address, team name, etc. that constitutes plagiarism. When full sentences match word for word, that is plagiarism. If a sentence is quoted verbatim, it must be inside of quotation marks followed by source attribution, or it is considered plagiarism. There are very few instances, though, where this will be acceptable in any of our work. Our job is to provide unique, quality content for our clients. Not duplicate content.

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