How to get traffic from medium? share your idea?
If you're interested in teaching from home, I recommend trying out VIPKID. You teach Chinese students from Beijing, for 25 minutes at a time, and can earn anywhere from $9-13(maybe more, I'm not sure) per lesson (25 minutes). </p> <p>The requirements that you'd need are a bachelors degree in anything (not just teaching) and be a Native English speaker from North America and you do not need to know any Chinese. You can work from anywhere in the world. </p> <p>I've been teaching with VIPKID for just over a month, and already I have a good base of 3-4 students who consistently book me, sometimes weekly and sometimes daily. I am a full time teacher outside of VIPKID, so my schedule is pretty tight, although I still manage to fit about 7 classes in a week. This is nothing compared to what I know some other teachers are working!</p> <p>Due to the time difference in Beijing for me as I am in the Eastern Time Zone (+13 hours) the peak time for me to work is Mon-Sun 6am-730am, and Friday/Saturday evenings. I know some teachers who do this as a full time job teach through the night on weekends.</p> <p>If you have any questions please ask! I have really been enjoying it as a side job, and it definitely helps getting a bit of pocket money every month :) Good luck!!</p> <p>Here are the links: <a href="https://t.vipkid.com.cn/activity/popup?refereeId=9615829&refersourceid=a01">Referral - thanks!</a> and <a href="https://t.vipkid.com.cn/">Non-Referral</a>
Just wondering if anybody has recommendations for an online English Teaching position. I am a native English speaker from the UK and I have a university degree but no English teaching experience or teaching certifications.
I would ideally like something that can provide a stable and reliable income.
Thanks in advance.
so if you use a code you get 3 bucks?can you do this multiple times?
Anyone else having this problem? I am a new rater I’ve worked less than 8 hours TOTAL since getting hired a week ago. I only have the QR drop down menu. Haven’t had tasks since
Hi,</p> <p>I am pretty much ready to start up a small travel company. The target market is North America (mostly US) but most of the actual legwork (sales, operations etc.) would be done through employees at a remote office in South Asia.</p> <p>Looking for recommendations for a good telephony provider who would be able to provide a solution that would allow us to have, for now, a US number in Asia for inbound/outbound calls as well as basic features like automatic greeting, voicemail etc.</p> <p>Primary considerations are:</p> <p>1- Low cost (just starting up so want to keep costs minimal)</p> <p>2- Reliable service and decent up times (do not want to loose customers, sales/revenue would be heavily dependent on phone calls)</p> <p>3- Scalability (would be nice if it's easy to scale up i.e. get additional lines/extensions etc. if needed)</p> <p>Did run a reddit search to find some recs but they all seem 1-2 years old.</p> <p>So, wanted to double check if there were any recommended low cost providers that I should look into.</p> <p>Thanks in advance.
Can you guys detail some of your experiences positive and negative with forex? What has been your guy's takeaways from forex and what things have you learned now that you wished you knew before
I'm trying to establish best practices when I ask my designers for web page mockups for our clients. Was wondering if anyone had a good check lists for elements to include in those designs?
Right now I have: - Header: Name address and phone). - Slider with a call to action - Below that, some text content with relevant keywords - Below that, some more content - Then some nicely designed elements containing internal links that highlight what the company does, for example "Teeth Whitening" - Below that, Testimonials slider - Then below that, Google maps and a Google Office tour - Below that, Contact Form, with office hours next to it. - Then in the footer, Name address and phone, sitemap and privacy policy links.
These are just html elements of course, I the meta information and structured data is all there behind the scenes.
What other things should I be including on my homepages? Anyone have a good check list?
Thanks! :)