In need of TRANSCRIPTION services.
 

I am looking for someone to transcribe several audio programs. Can anyone make a suggestion or recommend someone?

Thanks,

Gordon Alexander

Thanks James, but I'd rather pay someone else to do it.
 

My old fat little fingers just can't pound the keys like they once could, so I'll farm this stuff out. Thanks.

Gordon

PS. The price is going up UP and UP. Better hurry if you want to get the Beginner's Guide to Chatteling:

http://cgi.ebay.com/The-Beginners-Gu...QQcmdZViewItem

Re: In need of TRANSCRIPTION services.
 

You could try http://www.idictate.com

They offer a 100 word free trial:

http://www.idictate.com/tryfree.shtml

You can submit your recordings over the phone, or convert them to .wav files and then submit them through their website:

http://www.idictate.com/faq.shtml

Here are some other possibilities:

http://www.automatedtyping.com/index.htm

http://www.fantastictranscripts.com/index.htm

Bill

Re: In need of TRANSCRIPTION services.
 

Gordon,

Here's a Few to contact and Chattel yourself a real Deal. :)

http://dmoz.org/Business/Business_Se...rd_Processing/

And of course...

Just in case you forgot that Freelance resource directory or want others to Do other stuff for you so you can just go Golfing and Enjoy Life. ;)
http://www.allfreelance.com/

Phil

Re: In need of TRANSCRIPTION services.
 

Hi Gordon!

I have a friend in Minneapolis who does transcribing. Her contact info is at: http://www.lauriekristensen.com/

I hope this benefits you.

Gordon, I have really been enjoying some of the books I had the good fortune of buying from you a year or so ago. I had read them when they first arrived but sometimes we need a refresher and it has been on time in my life.

Thank you my friend!


Randy Sutton

Thanks to everyone, turns out a neighbor can do it. Next question...
 

I've noted that GOLF products seem to sell on ClickBank...and I've got the BEST golf product out there...so I'd like to make this an affiliate program, but I've never done that before.

The product will have my COPYRIGHTED and Proprietary GOLF information that will include THINK AND REACH PAR, How to Play an Unknown Golf Course Like a Big Bux Pro, and a newly revised:

Geezer Gamesmanship; How to Outfox, Outflank and Outfinesse Today's Whippersnappers.

I'd like to include them all in one SUPER package and offer a substantial affiliate program...but I'm at a loss, having ignored this for too long...so, if you have any experience with ClickBank and affiliate programs...I may have a pretty good deal for you, let me know.

Gordon (Mr. Golf GEEZER to You) Alexander

PS. The ebay test of The Beginner's Guide to Chatteling ends Sept. 30. I'll be posting results of the test at the forum for Chatteling, to be announced soon.

http://cgi.ebay.com/The-Beginners-Gu...QQcmdZViewItem

This version is testing a sub title and FORUM support.

And another question...
 

Gordon,

I've not used ClickBank for any of my stuff because it's priced so low, but I have spent some time reading over the info.

It really doesn't seem to be that hard.. All you need to do is set up a "Thank You" page to direct your customers to once they make their purchase.

Pete

What about the download page?
 

And the PROMOTION?

Doesn't that have to be hosted somewhere? And what about setting up the site itself? And the affiliate program?

I'm looking for someone who USES ClickBank, has an affiliate program in operation and can answer a few questions. But, Pete,

I DO appreciate your input. Thanks, what I need is an A to Z DUMMIES guide to clickbank...that even a 7 year old would understand.

Gordon

PS. Here's the best 5 bux on HOTSHEETS you'll ever spend:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...2200319 69234

Re: What about the download page?
 

A to Z DUMMIES guide to clickbank...that even a 7 year old would understand. :)
Harvey Segal's FREE. ;)
http://www.clickbankguide.com/

Phil

Gordon... On the mention of GOLF products seem to sell on ClickBank...
 

Checkout this news article...

Today, RockBottomGolf is one of the largest sporting goods retailers on eBay and has established its own Web site, www.RockBottomGolf.com. It is on track to record $24 million in sales this year, Smith said.

Their Niche Golf Market just might have an interest in (Mr. Golf GEEZER to You) Alexander's Stuff. :)

Could be a Nice little Joint Venture to Think about...

Golf-ball diving leads to riches

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/...609250372/1001

Phil