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Mon 9 Mar 2009

Telecommuting Jobs An Alternative To Onsite Employment

Posted by admin under Making Money , Work From Home , Self Employment , telecommuting , Online Jobs
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Employers are reducing their employment rolls to cut cost and boost profits, but there is still a need for someone to do the work a company requires. If you know where to look and have the necessary skills employers will hire you as a Telecommuting Employee (Virtual Employee, Contract Worker, Freelancer).

With ever increasing pressure on companies to reduce cost and increase profits, employers more and more are focusing on reducing their labor cost and increasing the efficiency of each employee. But one person or a group of individuals can only do so much, which requires employers to find other means of getting a companies work done.

With the drastic downturn in the economy these pressures are greater than ever and companies have responded by laying off thousands of employees, offering other employees early retirement packages, cutting back on new hires, increased their out sourcing and have relocated their businesses overseas.

Though the employment picture is quite bleak, there are still many employment opportunities available in the very fields which are experiencing layoffs and cutbacks. An employer need to meet the demands of his or her business regardless of the economic environment, as a result many companies turn to technology to help them meet the challenges they face.

A companies challenge thus becomes your opportunity as you transition from an on-site employee to an off-site employee in the form of a Telecommuting or Virtual Employee. All this means is that you are now a contract worker, working off-site for the company using your computer and an Internet connection.

What differentiates you from an on-site employee is the cost related to your employment. As an on-site employee, your employer is responsible for salary, social security contributions, unemployment compensation contributions, medical coverage (if provided), 401k contributions (if provided), vacation pay (if provided), sick leave…

But when an employer hires a Telecommuting Employee the only obligation is the cost of the contracted work assignment that was entered upon; as you can see this saves the employer a great deal of money.

A Telecommuting Job in a down economy can work to your advantage, this type of employment also works to your advantage if your trying to get into the labor market or are looking to renter the labor market after a long absence.

As a Telecommuting Employee, This Type Of Employments Lets You,

1) Set your own work hours
2) Work on different projects or multiple projects
3) Acquire new and different skills as you work with different companies
4) Develop relationships that lead to new contacts
5) Work from anywhere as long as you have a computer and an Internet connection

When the economy rebounds and you’re ready to get back into the on-site labor force, parts 2, 3, and 4 of the list above give you distinct advantages over other competitors as you are better positioned and more employable.

Normally companies that offer Telecommuting Employment Positions don’t publicly advertise this information, but instead source it out to companies that compile Telecommuting Job Databases. To gain access to these Telecommuting Database these Telecommuting companies generally charge a small one time membership fee which gives access to their Telecommuting Databases and job resource center.

These Telecommuting Companies maintain a list of Telecommuting jobs in several categories including:

Business
Customer Service
Data Entry
Engineering
Finance
Graphic Art
Marketing
Medical
Merchandising
Paralegal
Programming
Real Estate
Research
Sales
Social Services
Translators
Web Design
Web Jobs
Work-From-Home Lawyer
Work-From-Home Nurse
Writing…

This list is just a small sampling of the Telecommuting Position that are available through Telecommuting Companies. If the work can be done virtually then it will be made available for someone to do!

If you’ve been laid off, are looking for additional income or are looking to increase your skills; Telecommuting Employment may be what you’re looking for. Telecommuting Employment is a means of replacing lost income, boosting earnings and increasing your job skills as well as your work experience.

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Mon 2 Mar 2009

How To Set Up A Zazzle Gallery

Posted by admin under keyword research , marketing , Marketing & Promotion , Selling Online
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Setting up your Zazzle Gallery should be like setting up any web you want visitors to come to on the World Wide Web.

Since you will be competing with many other Zazzle Contributors it’s important to set up your Zazzle Gallery correctly from the beginning.

As with any web page that is placed on the Internet keyword or keyphrase targeting is a must! This lead you to create not only keyword targeted titles and descriptions but also categories.

1) Formulate in your mind the theme behind your Zazzle Gallery - Zazzle allows you to have as many different galleries as you like, so it’s quite easy to create themed galleries based on the type of artwork your looking to promote.

If you don’t want to create multiple Zazzle Galleries around different themes but instead decide to create a general gallery that features a variety of different themes, it is very important that you create as many categories around each possible theme.

For greater exposure do not create sub-categories, keep your categories on your first level. This is better for visitors to see all the areas your artwork covers and is better in getting major search engines to scan an index the categories and there content in one pass.

Having a category then a sub-category and then another sub-category is something you should avoid.

2) When creating the categories for you Zazzle Gallery focus on keyword strategies for the name of your gallery. Doing some keyword research this will benefit you with Zazzles internal search engine and increase organic search results from the major big three search engines Google, MSN and Yahoo.

For instance lets say you like photographing and drawing all types of cats, you could create categories for:

Black Cat Photos, White Cat Photos, Siamese Cat Photos, Grey Cat Photos, Spotted Cat Photos, Cats at play, Cute Baby Kittens At Play, Curious Cats, Sleeping Cats, Kittens On T-Shirts, White Cat On Mugs, Cats In The Garden… and apply similar thinking to your drawings. In each of these categories you would then place your photo work or artwork that best corresponds to each category.

3) For each category that you create, develop about a 100 word description for that category which contains the same keyword or keyphrase of that category. Also try to include a few other related keyword or keyphrases that relate to the theme of the category.

Taking these steps early in the development of your Zazzle Gallery will generate a much greater and consistent number of visitor to your Zazzle Gallery on a daily basis and help increase sales as individuals looking for very specific products will find it in your targeted Zazzle Gallery.

To Your Success,

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