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Php Web App

August 17th, 2009 Comments off

I need a fairly simple web app build and tested by October 1st.

User will come to the page and fill out a form: (all fields are required)

Contact Info:
- First Name
- Last Name
- Business Name
- Email Address
- Phone Number

Location:
- Street Address 1
- Street Address 2
- City
- State
- Zip Code

Using the zip code, the PHP will then access a database and determine which of the “terms of use” to display.

users will need to select “I agree to the terms of use” check box before being allowed to click submit. If a user has not filled out the form correctly and hits submit, the form will highlight the incorrect field so that the user can correctly fill it out.

Successful Submit:

there will be 4 databases total;
1 – a database of zip codes, counties/corps, and terms of use(will provide a CSV file upon acceptance of bid)
2 – Database used for storing “pending” donor sites.
3 – Database used for storing “accepted” donor sites.
4 – Database used for storing “denied” donor sites.

When a user successfully submits a form a notification will be sent to the appropriate county/corps contact (recipient) as well as the submitter’s email, confirming that their application is “pending”. The recipient’s email will include a link to a page that will let them approve or deny the application. This page will require a login. This page will then move the database item from the “pending” database to either the “approved” or “denied” database respectively. All the items from the original form must remain in the final database, either approved or denied.

A final email will be sent to both the submitter and the recipient confirming that their application was either approved or denied.

* Unfortunately, only fluent English speaking developers will qualify for the project due to the nature of the project. Please submit a resume and a minimum of 3 urls of samples projects.

* The lowest bid may or may not win the auction.

* Project must be completed by October 1st.

Recreate Book Cover From A Pdf

July 1st, 2009 Comments off

REQUIREMENTS:
This project is to take a book cover for a hardback book, which we have in PDF format (see attached) and to recreate that book cover in a smaller format that can be used for a paperback version of the same book. (See “Dimensions” below for the size requirements of the cover.) You must be a skilled graphic designer with experience in books/publishing. We need this book cover recreated in “press quality” PDF format. NOTE: We will provide you with the PDF of the hard cover (see attached file to this posting). I almost certain the attached PDF it is in “press quality” format, but as I am not a graphics expert, I am not 100% certain the attached PDF is “press quality.” Your work must be “press quality.” The new cover that you create must look as similar as possible to the attached PDF.

Although we have a PDF of the original cover, we do NOT have any of the underlying original graphics file that were used to create the PDF (with the exception of the main image of George Washington).

The attached PDF was used for the hardcover edition of the book. The new file that you create will be used for a paperback edition of the book. While the graphics on the front of the cover will need to look identical to those from the original PDF, the dimensions of the layout will change in accordance with the printer’s requirements (see “Dimensions” below). In addition, the inside flaps from the hardcover can be deleted and the text on the back of the book will change.

The hardback cover is attached to this project in what I believe is a “press quality” PDF.

DIMENSIONS:
The printer has requirements on the dimensions of the book cover you create. They are described in detail here:
http://www.bookmasters.com/print/eplayout.htm
http://www.bookmasters.com/print/pdf/PerfectBound.pdf

GRAPHICS AND TEXT:
To assist you with this project, we will provide you with:

1. The PDF of the hard cover.
2. The JPG of George Washington.
3. The ISBN number and price of the book for the back cover. (See “Bar Code” below.)
4. The new text for the back cover (Microsoft Word document)
5. The JPG of the logo (needed for the spine of the book)
6. The JPGs of the photographs of the authors for the back cover

BAR CODE:
There are free services on the Internet where you can generate a bar code graphic. I will provide you with the information you need to generate a bar code from one of these services. I do not know which of these free services is reliable. I understand some of these free services produce bar codes that sometimes have difficulty getting scanned or cannot be scanned at all. If you have experience with bar codes, please state that in your bid comments or in the PMB.

WORK-FOR-HIRE:
This work will need to be performed as a work-made-for-hire. We will have full rights to the copyrights of the work you produce in this project for us.

DELIVERABLES:
At the end of the job, we would like for you to deliver:

1. One PDF containing the entire cover, per the printer’s specs above.
2. All original graphics files used to create the PDF, in case we need them for future editions of the book.
3. One PDF for our own use. This simply needs to be a cropped version of the front cover that you create, showing only the cover of the book.

I am very sensitive to price, so please bid accordingly. If someone bids the right amount, has appropriate experience, and can finish this job quickly, I may end the bidding early and select you. When bidding, please write the word “Excel” in your bid comments so that I know you speak English and understand and have read these requirements.

Web 2.0 Properties

June 10th, 2009 Comments off

I need someone to create some web 2.0 properties for me.
for 3 main keywords in a given market.

I will provide the email address and password you will need to open a page for each property

I will provide the content and you (the person who wins the job) will need to create the sites and add the content as I feed it to you.
you will also need to ping each site…(through a service like pingomatic.com each time new content is added probably three times a week.

you will need to create hyper links among the sites as instructed.

This eventually will be an on going activity.

So for the first market, what I need is:

Clearblogs.com – 3 Blogs…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) set up. I will provide the keywords that will act as titles for the blogs.

WordPress.com – 3 Blogs…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) set up. same keywords you used for Clearblogs.

Squidoo sites – 3 separate sites…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) same keywords you used for Clearblogs to be used as the title of the site

Wet paint sites – 3 separate sites…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) same keywords you used for Clearblogs to be used as the title of the site

Hubpages – 3 separate sites…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) same keywords you used for Clearblogs to be used as the title of the site

Fauves.com – 3 separate sites…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) same keywords you used for Clearblogs to be used as the title of the site

Bumpzee.com – 3 separate sites…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) same keywords you used for Clearblogs to be used as the title of the site

Quizilla.com – 3 separate sites…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) same keywords you used for Clearblogs to be used as the title of the site

Wists.com – 3 separate sites…(Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) same keywords you used for Clearblogs to be used as the title of the site

Digg.com – open 3 separate digg accounts… (Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) vote for each account then ping it

Stumbleupon.com – open 3 separate accounts… (Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) vote for each account then ping it

delicious.com – open 3 separate accounts… (Keyword 1. keyword 2. keyword 3.) vote for each account then ping it

I can usually provide instructions in the form of a PDF if needed for any of the Web 2.0 properties you may not be familiar with. however if you have done one it is pretty straight forward. Though experience with the main ones like WordPress, Squidoo, Hubpages, and Wet Paint would be helpful.

Need 75 Articles – 300word Ea

April 2nd, 2009 Comments off

I need 75 articles – 300 word each. These 75 articles will be broken out in to 3 markets of 25 articles each

Each market will have 25 articles of 300 words ea.

Market 1 – Life Insurance

I need 25 300 word articles in the area of Life Insurance. The articles are to be used for article marketing.

Articles must be written using excellent English.

A list of 25 keywords will be provided to the winning bidder.

Each 300 word article should use the keyword 3 times in the article.
Once in the first paragraph, once in the last paragraph, and once in the middle somewhere.

Articles should be plain text (NOT MS Word). One article per text file. Use the keywords as the file title.

Would prefer someone who truly knows and understand life insurance.

Market 2 – Credit Repair – Debt

I need 25 300 word articles in the area of Credit Repair/Debt. The articles are to be used for article marketing.

Articles must be written using excellent English.

A list of 25 keywords will be provided to the winning bidder.

Each 300 word article should use the keyword 3 times in the article.
Once in the first paragraph, once in the last paragraph, and once in the middle somewhere.

Articles should be plain text (NOT MS Word). One article per text file. Use the keywords as the file title.

Market 3 – Home Networking / Wireless

I need 25 300 word articles in the area of home Networking / Wireless. The articles are to be used for article marketing.

Articles must be written using excellent English.

A list of 25 keywords will be provided to the winning bidder.

Each 300 word article should use the keyword 3 times in the article.
Once in the first paragraph, once in the last paragraph, and once in the middle somewhere.

Articles should be plain text (NOT MS Word). One article per text file. Use the keywords as the file title.

These articles can be technical and some can go into detail if possible.

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