I am currently hiring a few more general business transcriptionists who can work remotely. I do not need MTs. I do not offshore. We work primarily with internet based businesses. You will be provided with customized templates for each client.

I do require 3-to-1 speed and native English speakers. We use BaseCamp as our assignment and organization system. If you are not willing to use BaseCamp, please do not apply. If you are not familiar with BaseCamp, don’t worry. It is super easy to use and makes everyone’s life a lot easier.

At this time, I will be giving preference to those that  can start immediately. Please be prepared to complete a paid test file. Everyone who works for us is considered a contractor and sets their own schedule. You will be advised of the turnaround time needed. Just remember the faster you complete work the more work I can assign to you. Please submit any questions to the email below.

If you would like to apply with us, please send your resume, availability (including times of day), typing speed, experience (2-3 years experience preferred but I will train the right fit) and rate per audio hour to jobs@thesmallbusinesstranscriptionist.com.

 

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Ten Apples Up On Top

“Ten Apples Up On Top…
Out of Our Way!
We cannot stop.
We cannot let our apples drop.”
Ten Apples Up On Top By Dr. Seuss.

Faster, Faster

The simple premise of the children’s book, Ten Apples Up On Top, starts with a lion balancing an apple on his head, just to see if he can do it. His friends join in and soon they are stacking more and more apples on their heads and doing stunts while chanting “We can’t let them drop.” While they are playing, an angry bear tries to knock their apples off their heads with a mop. The indication is that the mob that begins chasing them does not want them playing their game because they can’t do it and it annoys them.
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Fighting Blogger Block: Part 3

November 22, 2010

For the past two days, I’ve discussed several methods of blogging. If you missed the first two posts, check out Part 1 to learn from Joey Strawn and Part 2 to Learn from Andrea Olson and Lynn Terry. Today we are going to discuss 2 styles more similar to mine. John Morgan- Moleskine Master Did [...]

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Fighting Blogger Block: Part 2

November 20, 2010

Yesterday, we talked about having a blogger’s writing block and how I figured out I wasn’t using the best writing method for me. Part 1: Included insight from Joey Strawn. Today’s post delves into Andrea Olson’s thoughtful method and Lynn Terry’s structured method. Andrea Olson- Most Eloquent Blogger “I usually build them around a fully-formed [...]

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Fighting Blogger’s Block: Part 1

November 18, 2010

For the past few weeks I’ve had a blogging writer’s block. No matter what I do, I can’t seem to sit down at the computer and type out all the thoughts in my head. Finally I broke out one of my old engineering pads from when I was at Auburn majoring in Agronomy and Soils. [...]

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Paying Thanks

November 17, 2010

Over the past 6 weeks or so, it’s been pretty quiet around our blog. Honestly we’ve been so busy, none of us have had time to post. Because we are so thankful, we want to share our blessings. So What’s Going On? We of course always love our transcription clients that keep us busy and [...]

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Zen To Done- Organization that Works

September 24, 2010

Collect, Process and Plan. So I’m 4 steps into 10 in Zen to Done by Leo Babauta. Zen to Done is a minimalist, productivity ebook. The ebook walks you through nearly a year of steps to change your habits to become more organized and less stressed. It’s one of those teach a man to fish [...]

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Mindmaps

September 20, 2010

Tools Series- Mindmaps Over the next several days, I’d like to introduce you to several tools  I use including the Zen To Done system, Problogger’s 31DBB and Copywriting Handbook for Bloggers. Today I want to focus on an organization tool. In addition to owning and running The Small Business Transcriptionist and offering coaching services at [...]

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5 Ways to Avoid Sounding like An Idiot on Your Recordings

September 10, 2010

If you caught our post 5 Best Headsets and Microphones for Recording in Your Home Office, hopefully you have your equipment are ready to start recording. As you get ready to record your interview, teleseminar or audio instruction, here are a few things you can do to get better audio (which means better transcripts) and [...]

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Sharing Kindred Blogs and Commitments

September 4, 2010

Last week I took a last minute opportunity to take a mini vacation. While I was on “vacation,” I found myself with big plans to get caught up and get ahead before our busy fall season started. I take some classes online, my 3 year old has Mother’s Day Out and Dance Classes, and business [...]

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