Unusual project for excellent writer with fluent E ... By chase on Mar 18 Max Bid: Open to fair suggestions

We are looking for someone who is absolutely fluent in English with an excellent command of the written language to work with us on what we hope is the first of several projects.We are just in the process of completing a new application.The application is customised for every client.The main part of the customisation involves the linking of a number of keywords/phrases (between 50 and 150) with a number of resources. The Resources include;Modified text summaries (from 20 to 150 words depending on requirement)Hyperlinks to web pagesHyperlinks to amazon booksHyperlinks to objects (Powerpoint, Excel, Word and PDF files) in our databaseWe already have a huge library of Resources that will most probably be adequate (although some research might be required).The main role will be to find around 10 - 15 suitable Resources for each keyword from our library and then summarise each link appropriately.I have just completed the first run through and it took be about 30 mins for the first keyword. So I am guessing once you know your way around the process we are looking between 2 and 3 keywords completed per hour.The first project requires about 50 keywords/phrases to be completed. I estimate that since this is the first project for both of us and there will be some steep learning and we should budget for 1 keyword/phrase per hour. In the long term I need to get each keyword/phrase down to about $5 each or less.I need you to demonstrate the following;Fluency in spoken EnglishExcellent command of the written languageExcellent attention to detailRigorous time managementRegular communication at reasonable time (UK hours)Comfortable with basic HTML hyperlink issuesComfortable with Internet ResearchIt would be an added bonus if you could demonstrate;HTML coding capabilitiesBasic MySQL understandingJust to demonstrate that you really are the kind of person that I need please initiate any response with the first three and last three letters of the alphabet in reverse order.Thanks for reading this.
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