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Title: Bitcoin 'How To' Tutorials Post by: Paleus on October 30, 2019, 12:40:45 AM NOW HIRING: BITCOIN TUTORIAL INSTRUCTORS (https://diginomics.com/2019/10/29/now-hiring-bitcoin-tutorial-instructors/)
Here at www.diginomics.com, we sell KNOWLEDGE. We empower you to do things with technology and mathematics that you did not even imagine were possible! tl;dr:
People in the bitcoin industry are excited to learn about how to use this new technology to sever their dependence on a parasitic financial system and start building wealth in cyberspace with cryptocurrency. Therefore, we make available online tutorials and courses for those interested in learning more about topics such as:
The platform itself serve to host course/tutorial content. We pay per piece of content such as per article or per course. All content submitted to Diginomics Corporation is the exclusive property of the author and our organization. It must not be published elsewhere. Currently we are looking at paid submissions for the following tutorials/courses:
These are only the submissions that our organization is currently looking for. If you yourself have a proposal for a tutorial or course, we would love to hear it. For an example of a successful submission that paid very well for the author, see our Ethereum Programming Course (https://www.diginomics.com/?p=6838). Please get in touch with us immediately (https://diginomics.com/contact/) if you are interested. We are actively hiring content producers. Title: Re: Bitcoin 'How To' Tutorials Post by: bitmover on October 30, 2019, 02:06:42 AM interesting project.
One doubt about the Ethereum course you linked. You say you are paying in BTC, but the course price is in USD? Can users pay with bitcoin? Does the author receive a percentage of the students payment, or a fixed rate? Title: Re: Bitcoin 'How To' Tutorials Post by: Paleus on October 30, 2019, 02:29:29 AM interesting project. On checkout, the option to pay with bitcoin presents itself. For the sake of keeping a consistent price, we denominate our offerings in USD.One doubt about the Ethereum course you linked. You say you are paying in BTC, but the course price is in USD? Can users pay with bitcoin? Does the author receive a percentage of the students payment, or a fixed rate? The author/instructor has the option to receive a royalty on their submissions (intellectual property) or a one-time, fixed payout. This is negotiable. Do you have an idea for a proposal? |