Web Content Specialist

[greenangel]

Can anyone give me an idea of what to pay someone using Contribute to manage
the content on my web site? The person will be a part time employee, working
from home between 20 and 30 hours weekly. They will be adding content I provide
to them but may have to also use a graphics program to resize the graphics I
provide for them. This is an e-commerce site and they will be adding new
products to the site.

TIA,
TM

[Nancy Gill]

This is all subjective .. I don't know where you live (large city, small
town) or what part of the world .. economy makes a huge difference. I would
say this is little more than a clerical job since you are supplying the
content and Contribute is a Office type interface. It would depend on their
experience .. whether they are program savvy or you have to train them ..
what is their level of experience with the graphics program? etc ..


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> Can anyone give me an idea of what to pay someone using Contribute to

manage

> the content on my web site? The person will be a part time employee,

working

> from home between 20 and 30 hours weekly. They will be adding content I

provide

> to them but may have to also use a graphics program to resize the graphics

I

> provide for them. This is an e-commerce site and they will be adding new
> products to the site.
>
> TIA,
> TM
>