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How to get a project? WHERE DO YOU START? So you’ve gotten all excited and want to jump right to work on a new project. But how do you go about it? GO TO “PROJECTS MARKETPLACE” IT’S ALL ABOUT THE DETAILS Here you’ll find quite a list of available jobs from different clients. Go through the list and look for a few that catches your attention. Simply click on the project name to open the page and see the details. Carefully read through the project details so you can make an informed and confident decision if you’re up for the challenge. Take good note of the word count requirement, topic, budget, and other details or project requirements that you’ll need to do. Don’t forget to check if it has any file attachments-some projects have extensive guidelines or templates that you’ll need to use. PLACE A DEAL You are the chosen one… lol. Seriously though, once you get a notification that you’ve been selected for the project, you’ll receive a message on your huddle box (don’t worry, you’ll get a notification so you won’t miss it) and a pledge for the project. Simply accept the pledge, reply if necessary, and get started. Clock’s ticking, so get moving! DEAL ACCEPTED! THE WAITING GAME You’ll receive a notification anytime within a week if we have chosen your deal (But usually, it’s around 24-48 hours). If it’s been longer than that, it’s safe to assume that the client has already made their selection. Feel free to place deals on other projects that you can confidently complete. 1 3 4 5 2 Once you’ve made a decision, simply place a deal on your project of choice. Your deal amount should match our project’s budget. Fill in the necessary fields to make your deal stand out.
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Page 1: How to get a project?

How to get aproject?WHERE DO YOU START?

So you’ve gotten all excited and want to

jump right to work on a new project. But

how do you go about it?

GO TO “PROJECTS MARKETPLACE” IT’S ALL ABOUT THE DETAILSHere you’ll find quite a list of available jobs from

di�erent clients. Go through the list and look

for a few that catches

your attention. Simply

click on the project

name to open the page

and see the details.

Carefully read through the project details so you can

make an informed and confident decision if you’re up for

the challenge. Take good note of the word count

requirement, topic, budget, and other details

or project requirements that you’ll need

to do. Don’t forget to check if it has any file

attachments-some projects have extensive

guidelines or templates that you’ll need to use.

PLACE A DEALYou are the chosen

one… lol. Seriously

though, once you

get a notification that

you’ve been selected

for the project, you’ll receive a message on

your huddle box (don’t worry, you’ll get a

notification so you won’t miss it) and a

pledge for the project. Simply accept the

pledge, reply if necessary, and get started.

Clock’s ticking, so get moving!

DEAL ACCEPTED!THE WAITING GAMEYou’ll receive a notification anytime

within a week if we have chosen your

deal (But usually, it’s around 24-48

hours). If it’s been longer than

that, it’s safe to assume

that the client has already

made their selection. Feel

free to place deals on

other projects that you

can confidently complete.

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Once you’ve made a decision,

simply place a deal on your project

of choice. Your deal amount should

match our project’s budget. Fill in

the necessary fields to make your

deal stand out.

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So now what?Winning a project deal seems to be very intimidating at first.

But no worries, when you finish your first few projects with us,

you will get better at understanding our project scopes while

learning the ropes of the web content industry.

The first thing to do is review the Master Scope of our project details. Make sure to check if there are any “Reference Files” attached in the project. Most of the time, our client’s details are vague and might require a little problem solving on your part.

If you have any concerns or issues, just message us through the project’s huddle box.

This article from Yonipp can also help you understand the framework of our project:

https://intercom.help/yonipp/en/articles/4041842-the-project-forwriters

Best of all, gather enough 4 or 5-grape ratings from us, and

soon, you’ll be winning bigger and better-paying projects from

other clients.

ALRIGHT, YOU GOTTHE PROJECT!

Here is a step-by-step guide to aid you in your journey with each project

UNDERSTAND THE PROJECT

Start researching about the topic in Google or Youtube. Jot down your key notes and keep a list of good sources.

RESEARCHTHE TOPIC

Using your sources, make an outline of what you can talk about so you can better organize your thoughts.

MAKE AN OUTLINE

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Page 3: How to get a project?

Most of the time, our clients

like the “Conversational” tone

style of writing. Whether it is

for a blog post, eBook or just

your usual web content.

However, please be reminded

that some project types need

to have formal or serious tone

like company profiles or

product reviews.

WRITE IN A CONVERSATIONAL TONE

You may have the best sources for your topic or you may have the most

creative writing style - but if you do not proofread your work, then you

might still get a revision from us.

Always proofread your work. To make it easier, you can use Grammarly to

help you spot possible content issues. Please be reminded however that

Grammarly is not accurate enough and might actually suggest the wrong

correction(s).

PROOFREAD

We always require our

writers to submit at

least 1,000 word drafts

daily so we can check

your progress. If we

haven’t received

anything in a period of

2 days, we have to

cancel the project deal.

Once you’re finally done, you can upload the

complete file through the huddle box and wait for

the project to be reviewed by our editors. After the

initial approval (Which takes around 3 days), we will

then release your pledge after 7 days to ensure that

there will be no issues in your completed project.

SUBMIT A PARTIAL DRAFT(AT LEAST 1,000 WORDS)

FINAL SUBMISSION

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Here is an example of conversational-style content:Finding writing tips online is easy nowadays, but not all guides are as useful. So why do many of these so-called helpful guides lose its hook for aspiring writers? It’s because of the flu�. Ironic, right? Anyone looking for information would like to see what they need right away. If it takes 5 paragraphs of runaround text before getting to the actual meat of the guide, it’s highly likely you’ll lose interest long before you even get to the first tip.

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Then a few reminders…

FORMATRecommended font size is 12. Use subheadings in your content to

make it organized and reader friendly. Avoid blocks of text, this is a

no-no. Always use short paragraphs with a few sentences. Use bold or

italics in some elements if applicable. Also feel free to use bullets,

tables, etc. Avoid indentations.

In some cases, whether the project is in-progress or completed,

we might ask for a revision for any of the following reasons:

You are required to respond A-S-A-P for these revisions,

regardless if your pledge has already been released.

COPYSCAPEWe use Copyscape to make sure your content does not have any

plagiarized parts from any online sources. You can also try using free

online plagiarism-checker tools such as http://plagiarisma.net/ to

check your completed project before uploading your submission.

QUESTIONSSometimes, you may encounter an issue with your project where you’ll be needing

clarifications before pressing forward. For this, just ask a question in the huddle box

and we’ll revert to you within approximately 24 hours.

REVISIONS

Poorly-written Content

Plagiarized Content

Non-compliance to Project Guidelines

Incomplete Wordcount

You’ll see the wordcount

requirement in the project

scope itself. Feel free to go

over the wordcount

requirement but keep it to

a minimum. The pledge

amount won’t change if

you provide more.

WORDCOUNT It’s quite normal to see projects in Yonipp that need multiple

writers. If your deal has been accepted in one of these

projects, you will be assigned a slot to work on. Don’t worry,

the details will always be inside our project scope.

MULTI-WRITER PROJECTSW15

Page 5: How to get a project?

You can get your cash-outs using Paypal, Local (PH) banks,

Paymaya, or Gcash. Yonipp process requests from Mondays

through Fridays, crediting can be expected within 1-2 banking days.

So how do you do this?

Go to your pocketbook and enter your Paypal ID. If you

don’t have one and intend on using a di�erent cash-out

option, that’s fine. Just input your registered email address

in the meantime.

Click Cash Out. Complete the fields for the necessary

information. Note the reminders at the bottom of the

box for your reference.

Click submit and wait for crediting.

Pledge Released!

Now what?You have 2 choices at this point:

Save it and combine with future earnings so you can get a bigger cash-out,

Request for cash-out processing.

or

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A bit of advice…Freelance writing is a rewarding journey for each brave soul

willing to take the first few steps. It takes a leap of faith to start.

Best of all, Enjoy the journey!


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