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One of the easiest and simplest methods to make money online is to work as a #freelancer. Why? Because anyone can do it! It simply does not require any investment. You just need to publish your services for people to buy them.

WHAT IS A BETA-READER?

A beta-reader is a professional reader who goes through an edited, unpublished version of your story before it goes off to publishing/pitching. It’s basically a critique on all things that your reader would or wouldn’t like in your work. For example, the protagonist changes drastically through the story–without the character development. Bam! Now you know what you need to work on.

WHY DO I NEED A BETA-READER?

Unless you’re the most perfect person on Earth (which I strongly doubt) you need a beta reader. While an editor can fix all your typos and sharpen your sentences, they won’t look at your manuscript through a reader’s eye. You wouldn’t know that the protagonist is the most underdeveloped character or worse, no one believes in your villain’s motive. The readers would tear this apart once it hits the shelves. Allow me to do that beforehand and polish your baby for the real world.

WHY DO I NEED YOU AS MY BETA-READER?

I’m an avid reader who has been reading for quite some time now. Considering myself an eclectic reader, I have come across varied genres and the numerous tropes/cliches accompanying them. This gives me an insight to what has been done a ton of times and what you can do a ton of times. Plus, character development, overall plot, pacing, and genre relativity among others are areas I strongly critique on. You can get a hint of those in my reviews. In fact, I’m a writer myself and have a gist of what a story needs more or less of.

WHAT CAN I EXPECT FROM YOU, AS A BETA READER?

When you hand over your manuscript to me, you can be assured it won’t be disclosed (not even the title or author name) unless you give me the permission to do so. I’m also up for signing an NDA if that’s more like you.

I do sound conversational and a bit humorous in my writing but I can assure you, I work as professionally as a person being paid is supposed to. I’m also easy to communicate so you can expect exactly what you want for your project. Work flexibility is my trait so things can always be worked out.

I will read your MS from a reader’s viewpoint and give a detailed, in-depth feedback on what was excellent, what was lagging, and what is strongly suggested to be done.

Pacing, plot holes, character development, world-building and overall plot will be analysed.

Specific solutions and creative input will be provided without changing the author’s vision or voice.

The feedback can either be as a chapter-by-chapter or a general, comprehensive take on the manuscript. I’m also open to answering specific questions.

While I won’t be diligently proofreading your work for grammar, spelling, and punctuation (that’s a job for the editor) I would certainly point out consistent errors or errors that might’ve missed the eye of an editor. For example, using an Oxford comma for the first half of the story and not the other half.

I will not provide a line-by-line critique. That’s something I offer in my critique services if that’s what you’re looking for.

I will not ghostwrite bits and pieces of your story. I do provide creative suggestions but they are not something you’re forced to accept.

All my feedback will be delivered in a constructive manner and would, in no way, be intended to belittle you or your writing.

For my freelance/online work, it’s a matter of going out there and finding the auditions (or in most cases, being a member of the sites where the auditions are posted) - I receive aggregate emails from Voice123 and The Voice Realm regarding open auditions, but also get notified by PeoplePerHour and related sites when a ‘relevant audition’ matching my skillset gets posted. From there, it’s up to me whether I want to submit or not.

For studio work, my current client base consists of studios I’ve done workshops with & have since requested to be on the audition roster for (after sending professional demos), or clients/partner studios I ended up working with as a result of a collaborative project who then OK’d my request for them to send me future audition opportunities. My agency (SBV Talent) also falls under this umbrella.

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Step 1: Accept the Project

Receive a Project Invitation: Check your email or PeoplePerHour (PPH) dashboard for project invitations.

Review and Accept: Click on the project to read the details. If you agree, accept the project by clicking the “Accept” button.

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Step 2: Communicate with the Client

Open WorkStream: Navigate to the WorkStream (project chat) to discuss any details with the client.

Clarify Requirements: Ask questions if needed to ensure you understand the project requirements.

Step 3: Start Working

Work on the Project: Begin your work according to the agreed requirements and deadlines.

Track Your Time: If it’s an hourly project, use PPH’s time tracker tool to log your hours.

Step 4: Submit Your Work

Complete the Task: Finish the work as per the project specifications.

Upload Deliverables: Go to the WorkStream with the client. Click on the “Upload” button to attach your work files. Optionally, you can also paste links to the work if it’s hosted online.

Step 5: Send an Invoice

Prepare the Invoice: Once you’ve completed the work, click on the “Raise Invoice” button in the WorkStream.

Fill in Details: Enter the amount agreed upon, add a description of the work done, and any other necessary details.

Submit the Invoice: Click “Send Invoice” to request payment from the client.

Step 6: Client Reviews and Approves

Wait for Approval: The client will review your work and approve the invoice if everything is satisfactory.

Revisions: If the client requests revisions, make the necessary changes and resubmit the work.

Step 7: Get Paid

Client Approval: Once the client approves your invoice, the payment will be processed.

Funds Transfer: The funds will be transferred to your PPH account. You can then withdraw them to your bank account or PayPal.

Step 8: Leave Feedback

Provide Feedback: After receiving payment, leave feedback for the client in the WorkStream.

Receive Feedback: Encourage the client to leave feedback for you as well, which will help enhance your PPH profile.

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We at Incisive Ranking setup LinkedIn insight Tag through Google Tag Manager for:

✔ Purchase/Sales (eCommerce tracking) ✔ Contact Form Submission ✔ CallToClick & Mail Clicks ✔ Outbound tracking ✔ Button/link tracking

A few major setup/issues I always deal with: ✔ eCommerce Transactions not tracking ✔ Purchase event not tracking Dynamic Order Value ✔ Custom events not firing as you've intended

Platforms where I have worked: Shopify, WordPress, Bigcommerce, Squarespace, Wix, Magento, and Custom platforms too.

Regards, Incisive Ranking