Paying for good PHP tutorials

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ben51959
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Paying for good PHP tutorials

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I'm looking for original and professional tutorials. If you want more information please check out this link:

http://www.rosem.com/tutorial/

If you have any other questions feel free to email me at ben@idexity.com or post here.

Thanks! :)
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m3mn0n
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that site wrote:The amount of pay ranges from $5 - $50 for a single tutorial. Keep in mind that once purchased they will become our property and are not to be used, sold, or uploaded to any other site again.
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Post by kettle_drum »

Thats not alot considering that it would take you a few hours to write a good tutorial, days for anything longer than a 1000 words or so.
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well if you can transfer money to turkey sure i can :)
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Post by ben51959 »

Obviously this isn't going to appeal to everyone, like those with well paying full time jobs. But if people are looking for a little extra cash and have some time on their hands this might be nice. When I first started designing logos I was doing them for $10 a piece... it was actually kinda nice to do something I liked and get some extra money.

Also, most tutorials we recieve are only one to two pages, with good sized screen shots. I'm not that big into PHP, but it usually takes me around 2 hours to write a good photoshop or illustrator tutorial. We start our scale at $5 because some tutorials recieved were very very short, a few paragraphs maybe... but still useful. I would say the average payout is around $20-25. If working on a tutorial for 2 hours that's still $10 - $12.50 an hour.

Mudkicker, I have sent money to places much further than turkey ;) haha.

Thanks
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