Creative WebMedia, which runs the automotive portals Autoportal.com and Bikeportal.in, has launched a content marketplace for businesses looking for content writing services called ContentMart.in. This platform allows businesses looking for content for their websites, social media channels or any other medium connect with verified content contributors. How it works: After registering on ContentMart, clients can post their requirements, including a description of the project/assignment, maximum and minimum price range, and word limit. They can select the writer they want from among the bids received for that particular project. Once the assignment is submitted, clients can review it and only once they approve it the payment is released to the content writer. In case of writers, after registering with the platform they can view all live projects available and place bids for the ones they're interested in. Once a client assigns a project to a writer, they need to complete it within the stipulated time period and submit. The payment is made once the client approves the project, as mentioned above. A minimum of Rs 3000 needs to accumulate in the writer's ContentMart wallet for them to be able to withdraw the money. Currently, ContentMart is offering writers Rs 1000 for joining the marketplace, hence they need to earn Rs 2000 to withdraw the money. Once they place a withdrawal request, they're are asked to submit their bank account details and the money is transferred to their account. Charges: ContentMart charges clients 14% service charge, as per revised service charge rates…
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