Annotation
Text Classification and Content Tagging
Label text with client-defined categories such as topic, attribute, content type, or sentiment.
Workers apply labels from a client category list. Instructions and examples are part of the task, and a quality check is included when the brief requires it. Workers do not invent extra labels unless an explicit other category is provided.
Who this is for
Workers apply labels from a category list you define, such as topic, attribute, content type, or sentiment. The list and a few judged examples are part of the brief. A label that is not on the list is not added unless you have an explicit “other” category.
What to include when you ask for a quote
Send the label list, the definition of each label, and examples that show close cases. Say what a worker should do when a text could take two labels. If a sample must be checked before the full batch, ask for that in the enquiry.
What this service does not do
Tags follow your guide. They are not a claim about the legal category of the text, and they are not a moderation decision beyond the labels you listed.
Examples of a brief
- Tag support messages by topic
- Apply product-attribute labels from a codebook
- Mark records that need a second look
What happens after you enquire
The enquiry form saves your business name, contact details, the selected service, and your description. An administrator reads that record and can add a quotation, the agreed scope, and a follow-up date. Nothing on this page is a price or a delivery promise.
Agreed work can later be published as a task. Workers do not see your enquiry. They see a task only when it is published and they are eligible to accept it. Unlawful, exploitative, or unsafe work is refused. For the steps in more detail, read how Earn.net works and how to prepare a task brief.
This page does not state a price or a delivery time. Use the enquiry form to request a quote.