Project Description:
Project Description:
I need 60 x articles (250 words) and the specifications are very important to follow closely please.
Specifications & Topics:
- UNIQUE and original articles with good English grammar.
- We will use www.copyscape.com to check all content and in case of copyright violations or plagiarism we will terminate our working relationship with immediate effect and NO payment.
- Context: All articles must be related to the workplace without using the word “workplace”.
- 1 article = a minimum of 250 words
- Write the article as one long paragraph with no line breaks in between
- Please be careful not to use any type of word too many times in an article ... a Thesaurus helps greatly in this regard.
- Write 60 articles ($2 USD per 250 word article x 60 = $ 120)
- Write objectively in the “3rd person” – please do not use terms like “I”, “me”, “us” and “we”.
- Keyword can be used only twice in the 250-word article
- Always write positive about the topic as if you are promoting it, unless the topic is about negative thinking or such things that cannot be positive.
- Topics of 60 x articles: (the text in brackets is just to explain the keyword)
1 Research and Development
2 Production
3 Account management
4 Administration
5 Business intelligence
6 Benchmarking
7 Logistics
8 Distribution
9 A/V at a conference (Audio/visual support)
10 Speaker agent
11 Exhibit hall
12 Attendees at an event
13 Lighting at a conference
14 Blueprint (A scale drawing of booth space layout at events)
15 Booth (An area made up of one or more standard units of exhibit space)
16 Build and Burn (Booth designed and built for one-time use)
17 C.T.S.M. (Certified Trade Show Marketer)
18 Decorator (An individual (skilled craftsperson) or company (a contractor) providing services for a trade show and/or its exhibitors.)
19 The use of flipcharts during training
20 Event marketing
21 Confidence Monitor (for the convenience of the speaker on stage)
22 Green room
23 Teleprompter
24 Auditorium seating (Chairs set up in rows facing the speaker or stage, also called Theater Style Seating)
25 Classroom seating (room set up whereas tables are set in rows with chairs all facing the stage or podium; also called Schoolroom Seating)
26 CMP (Certified Meeting Professional)
27 Emcee (Master of Ceremonies)
28 Facilitator (person who guides discussion for panels or in small groups)
29 Housing bureau (Third-party agency capable of managing the housing process for a meeting, often offered by a convention bureau)
30 Jet Lag (A condition caused when a person travelling across several time zones)
31 Lapel microphone (Wireless microphone that can be affixed to a lapel of a speaker, also known as a Lavalier Microphone or Pendant Microphone)
32 Multimedia (Combined use of several audiovisual media in a presentation)
33 Podium (A platform on which a speaker may stand)
34 Post Conference (Any event or meeting that follows a conference)
35 Projection screen (Surfaces upon which images are projected)
36 Public Relations (PR)
37 Registration desk (A table where guests check-in prior to attending a meeting or event)
38 Request for proposal (RFP) (A formal request by a company, containing detailed specifications, to a potential vendor asking for a bid on satisfying those specifications)
39 Technical rider for a conference
40 Use of a roving microphone at a conference
41 A themed corporate event
42 Active learning
43 Anecdote (A short story used to help illustrate a point.)
44 Brainstorming
45 Case Study
46 Competency-based training
47 Core competencies
48 Core curriculum
49 Discovery learning
50 Training icebreaker
51 Networking
52 Role-playing
53 Self-directed learning
54 Simulation (An exercise designed to create a real-life atmosphere.)
55 Training needs analysis
56 360 survey
57 Learning organization
58 Buzz marketing
59 Competitive advantage
60 Employee relations
