Showing posts with label finance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label finance. Show all posts

Monday, August 22, 2011

Freelance writing, DWorrell.com, pays $50 per guest post

I welcome guest bloggers, and will pay you $50 if I publish your original post. I do not accept promotional posts that sell or link to a single company for PR purposes.



Why will I pay you? Because great content drives more traffic. I do things the old fashion way — I work hard to bring my readers value, wherever it comes from. Blogging takes time. Great blogging takes a great deal of time. If you can help me drive quality traffic and add value to my site, then you should benefit. It’s just the right thing to do. (And I’m not the only one who thinks so — check out my friend Carol Tice.)



To qualify, the post must meet my editorial guidelines for both content and style. I will not post sloppy or poorly written content. Blog posts must address the following minimum requirements:

  • Be about small business issues — corporate finance, fundraising, and growth strategies are best. Send me just the idea if you are unsure.
  • Teach people specific ways to “Make, Measure and Monitor” the money in their business
  • Have 3 to 7 links to other relevant sources inside or outside of my blog. This is for SEO purposes — not to promote your other sites.
  • Have a brief “Out-ro” about you or your work. You may include 2 links in this outro paragraph, which will follow the post.
  • Be unique, original work with full rights to publish online (non-exclusive is fine)
  • Minimum 400 words. Maximum 1200. Somewhere in the middle is best.
  • Suggest or provide at least one photo or graphic
  • Be easy to read, concise, grammatically correct, and simply presented. Long paragraphs are out. Use a reading level score if you are unsure. (Reading score at 7th grade level is best.)


Please submit as a Word or Text file by email, or copy into the Contact Me form. I’ll reply within 48 hours, letting you know if changes are needed. I reserve the right to reject any post for any reason. If I do not publish it, I will let you know.



Contact Information:



For submissions: submit via online form here



Website: http://dworrell.com

Freelance job, write about dividend stock investment, payment: $20 per article

I am interested in hiring someone to write 1000 word articles on dividend investing. I will come up with articles ideas containing 5 large cap companies that I'd like you to analyze. Please have strong English writing skills.



I am also interested in hiring someone to report on dividend stocks going ex-dividend every week.



I'll hire you to write a sample article first, then we can create a multiple article contract. I'll pay you $20 per article including the odesk fee. I'll pay you for the sample as well. Article should take you 1.5 - 2 hours each.



Please apply for the position and I will send you the sample article idea.



Contact Information:



For submissions: apply here

Monday, August 15, 2011

Freelance job, guest writer for Lifed.com, payment: $20 per approved guest post

We're looking for people to submit guest posts to other sites around the web (on our behalf).



Lifed.com features a number of topics such as life hacks, health, finance and productivity tips. Therefore there are probably thousands of potential sites that we can guest post on.



You must be confident in your writing ability, as ONLY APPROVED guest posts will be paid for.



We're looking for QUALITY PR3+ websites that have a decent amount of traffic. We're not looking to post on spammy or "made for Adsense" websites.



AllTop.com, Technorati.com and Blogged.com are good places to look for niche blogs.

How to apply



There is no need to submit an application. Simply email contact@i7omedia.com and suggest the sites that you would like to submit a guest post for on our behalf. Once the sites are approved, you can begin writing.



Via: problogger.net



Contact Information:



For inquiries: contact@i7omedia.com



For submissions: contact@i7omedia.com



Website: http://www.lifed.com/

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Freelance writing, Investor Quality Reports, pays $50 per report/ 750 words

Investor Quarterly Reports. Candidate can produce professional investor quarterly reports consisting of one page written status updates of no more than 750 words plus one page financial report with graphics. Report must have professional appeal and include design proofs. 3 hours per quarter for 3 reports separate reports for 3 separate entities per quarter at $50.00 per report plus compensation for initial set up. Please send email with qualifications. Confidentiality Agreement required. Thank you.



Location: Fernandina



Compensation: $50.00 per report



Contact Information:



For inquiries: job-fyvnz-2539541669@craigslist.org



For submissions: job-fyvnz-2539541669@craigslist.org

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Freelance writing, TerranMarketing.com (finance and investment), pays $25-$50 per article

Please do not apply without finance and investment background!



www.TerranMarketing.com is seeking a regular content contributor to submit current news articles about topics that impact personal investment portfolios (market news, political/legal developments, etc.).



Articles should average 500 to 1000 words and the payment will range from $25 to $50 depending on:



1. Writer credentials



2. Quality of the article content. Articles should be interesting reads and not SEO fluff content.



Payment made weekly via PayPal.



Compensation: $25 to $50 per article



Telecommuting is ok.



Contact Information:



For inquiries: job-rh4cv-2537420034@craigslist.org



For submissions: job-rh4cv-2537420034@craigslist.org



Website: http://www.terranmarketing.com/

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Freelance writing, Hive Empire (financial comparison network), pays $0.04 - $0.10 per word (Australia)

We are growing financial comparison network in Australia looking a talented writer to join the team. If you write an article like the people in mashable.com or huffingtonpost.com, then you're the one we are looking for.

Rates start from $0.04 per word up to $0.10 per word, depending on how well you write, paid in arrears. If hired, your workload will approximately be 2000 to 3000 words a week, sometimes more.

Contact Information:

For submissions: apply here

Website: http://www.hiveempire.com/

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Freelance writing, Cyber2Media (financial website), pays $10 per article

Cyber2Media is looking for qualified, self-motivated freelance writers to create original content for its suite of financial websites. Work will be completed remotely and submitted to Cyber2's in-house editors for approval. Articles will consist of subject matter related to financial resources and planning. As this is a remote position, writers must maintain frequent email communications with Cyber2Media editors and be able to manage their workloads without direct supervision.

The ideal candidate will have a background in writing professionally. Experience producing marketing copy is preferred but not required. Candidates must possess the ability to research each topic thoroughly and write in an accurate and coherent manner. Articles must be proofread and abide by Cyber2Media style and format requirements. Familiarity with AP Style guidelines is highly desirable. While there is no quota assigned to writers, they will be expected to commit to writing a substantial amount of content in project intervals.

Experience: Professional writing experience preferred
Education Level: Bachelor's Degree or current university student

To Apply:

Send your cover letter, email and at least 2 writing samples to the email address listed below.
Include two writing samples in body of email, as attachments, or include links to where they are posted online.

Location: Beverly Hills

Compensation: $10 per approved article

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-qbnfx-2515147452@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-qbnfx-2515147452@craigslist.org

Website: http://www.cyber2.com/

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Freelance translation, English to French (financial documents), payment: $0.07 per word (Canada)

I am looking for a English into French Canadian Freelance Translator that can help us with Financial and Corporate documents on a regular basis.

RATE: USD$0.07 per word

Terms: NET 90 VIA Paypal

If you are interested please email me your resume, copies of your certificates/degrees, and some references I can contact. Email to kristal@worldlingo.com

This position is immediate. If you pass the test translation I give you, I will send you the first project right away.

Required software: TRADOS.

Linguists must live in: CA Canada

Via: translatorscafe.com

Contact Information:

For inquiries: kristal@worldlingo.com

For submissions: kristal@worldlingo.com

Website: http://www.worldlingo.com/

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Freelance writing, everyday finance blog, pays $18 per article (Australia)

We are after a reliable person who can write for our finance blog. You don’t have to be a finance superstar, instead we are looking for people who are money savvy, looking to save money and consider themselves a savvy consumer. Think of yourself as a reporter: giving everyday readers insights into how to save money, get out of debt, pay off mortgages, avoid spending traps and more.

About you:

We would expect you to be well spoken, capable of writing concise and helpful articles and above all things – have a great conversational style that shows you are the Carrie Bradshaw of finance blogging. We want your opinions, your thoughts, your helpful hints. We want you to be like the reporter on the ground, covering everyday finance topics ranging from what is in the media to how we can take advantage of the recent price wars between supermarkets. If you want to build a profile as a writer, you are welcome to leverage our huge readership and become a known contributor to the website.

This job would suit:

A stay at home mum looking to make extra income from home. Someone who can commit to 15 articles per week at minimum. This means 3 articles every day – they don’t have to be nobel prize winning articles but should be helpful, relevant and timely – providing regular content to our readers who have a thirst for saving money tips. We are trying to build a strong team of writers – as our blog is starting to get traction, we are getting lots of media attention. This means we could foresee someone eventually joining the website full time if they wanted to in order to help maintain a vast amount of work. See this as potential for entry level into a website that may one day become huge or get taken over. Hours are flexible, allowing you to work from home – the only thing we ask is that you agree to delivering at least 15 articles per week. Please think long and hard about whether you can deliver 15 articles per week and also whether you are confident in your writing ability. We are looking for relaxed and confident writers. Grammar and spelling are vital.

About our website:

We run the largest saving money website in Australia and have a huge audience. We regularly are featured in the media and our readers love us for providing such unique and helpful content. More details on application.

The articles:

We would expect you to write between 300-500 words per article on a topic of your choice. The topics generally should be about saving money, though you are welcome to talk about anything in finance you want as long as it provides some general or useful help to readers.

Payment:

$18 per article to start with – which means if you do 15 per week, that is a total payment of: $270 a week. We pay directly into your account on a weekly basis. Our goal is to increase the cost per article once we can afford to do so. We prefer people with their own ABN for invoicing.

Next steps:

In honesty? We are really hunting for a writer that can become a reliable and constant contributor to the website with the ability to grow with us and eventually become part of the bigger company. We want to find that person that glues with us and can one day realise the dream of running a very successful finance blog. Send us an email and tell us about yourself. Write a few paragraphs and tell us why you would be suited to becoming a finance blogger for our website.

Contact Information
:

For submissions: email the job poster here (right sidebar)

Monday, June 27, 2011

Freelance writing, financial content writing company, pays $0.10-$0.20 per word (anywhere)

We are a full service consultancy group specializing in producing writing for financial companies of all sizes. Our clients include several Fortune 100 firms and a number of trade publications. Our writers usually produce in-house copy, and typically have experience in banking, real estate, financial law, consulting, accounting, macroeconomics, business administration, marketing, trade law, logistics, and business optimization. Our writers typically earn around $0.10-0.20 per word.

We are looking for experienced financial writers and professionals in the financial industry to join our team. If you are interested, please send a cover letter, short resume, and at least one writing sample in the body of an email.

Location: Anywhere

Compensation: $.10 per word; around $50 per article, on average

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-a3nxq-2463163136@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-a3nxq-2463163136@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, financial content writing company, pays $0.10-$0.20 per word (anywhere)

We are a full service consultancy group specializing in producing writing for financial companies of all sizes. Our clients include several Fortune 100 firms and a number of trade publications. Our writers usually produce in-house copy, and typically have experience in banking, real estate, financial law, consulting, accounting, macroeconomics, business administration, marketing, trade law, logistics, and business optimization. Our writers typically earn around $0.10-0.20 per word.

We are looking for experienced financial writers and professionals in the financial industry to join our team. If you are interested, please send a cover letter, short resume, and at least one writing sample in the body of an email.

Location: Anywhere

Compensation: $.10 per word; around $50 per article, on average

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-a3nxq-2463163136@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-a3nxq-2463163136@craigslist.org

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Freelance writing, ETFLive.com (topic: finance), pays $15 per short post

Do your friends come to you for stock tips? Is CNBC the first thing you watch in the morning, while reading the FT and WSJ? Do you know the difference between stocks and bonds? … And, most importantly, can you explain what an ETF is in terms your grandmother would care about?

If so, you may have what it takes to join our team. We are a start-up website focused on providing tools, analysis and content on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and our content can span from news, expert analysis and in-depth product reviews.

We're looking to build our news bureau with staff writers who can work remotely. We need someone who can transform unfolding new events into actionable investment themes and ideas (trading strategies, product reviews, insights, markets to watch, etc.) for ETF investors. Writers will typically work from market news, fund cards, prospectuses, web research and press releases to drill down to the facts, injecting commentary, references to other relevant news, and occasionally contacting experts and other sources for commentary and clarification. You'll be writing multiple short, to-the-point news briefs every morning, typically about 300 words in length. Compensation will be $15 per short post (negotiable for longer, feature content).

QUALIFICATIONS:

Writers will need familiarity with financial markets and will require specific knowledge about the world of exchange traded funds. Besides allowing you to write informed articles, a familiarity with ETFs will help you transform market news to the vital content that our readers crave.

(1) Keeping a conversational, informed and engaging tone is essential.
(2) Your stories will hit the Web prior to making it through an editor. You'll need a proficiency in AP Style and an eye for detail.
(3) A sense of autonomy and responsibility are essential.

Please send a resume, cover letter and three (finance/markets related) published clips of your choosing to jobs@etflive.com

Contact Information:

For inquiries: jobs@etflive.com

For submissions: jobs@etflive.com

Website: http://etflive.com/

Freelance writing, ETFLive.com (topic: finance), pays $15 per short post

Do your friends come to you for stock tips? Is CNBC the first thing you watch in the morning, while reading the FT and WSJ? Do you know the difference between stocks and bonds? … And, most importantly, can you explain what an ETF is in terms your grandmother would care about?

If so, you may have what it takes to join our team. We are a start-up website focused on providing tools, analysis and content on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and our content can span from news, expert analysis and in-depth product reviews.

We're looking to build our news bureau with staff writers who can work remotely. We need someone who can transform unfolding new events into actionable investment themes and ideas (trading strategies, product reviews, insights, markets to watch, etc.) for ETF investors. Writers will typically work from market news, fund cards, prospectuses, web research and press releases to drill down to the facts, injecting commentary, references to other relevant news, and occasionally contacting experts and other sources for commentary and clarification. You'll be writing multiple short, to-the-point news briefs every morning, typically about 300 words in length. Compensation will be $15 per short post (negotiable for longer, feature content).

QUALIFICATIONS:

Writers will need familiarity with financial markets and will require specific knowledge about the world of exchange traded funds. Besides allowing you to write informed articles, a familiarity with ETFs will help you transform market news to the vital content that our readers crave.

(1) Keeping a conversational, informed and engaging tone is essential.
(2) Your stories will hit the Web prior to making it through an editor. You'll need a proficiency in AP Style and an eye for detail.
(3) A sense of autonomy and responsibility are essential.

Please send a resume, cover letter and three (finance/markets related) published clips of your choosing to jobs@etflive.com

Contact Information:

For inquiries: jobs@etflive.com

For submissions: jobs@etflive.com

Website: http://etflive.com/

Friday, June 24, 2011

Freelance writing, Money Talk News, pays $50 per article (USA)

We're developing a team of freelance writers with a passion for personal finance!

Money Talks News is a 20-year-old nationally syndicated television news feature currently airing on more than 80 network affiliates nationwide, as well as on major websites.

MoneyTalksNew.com is the online home for our videos and print articles. In addition to appearing on our site, our stories are routinely syndicated to the world's largest websites, including Yahoo, MSN, Readers Digest and others.

Ready to put your byline in front of millions of readers? Email your resume and at least three published writing samples: preferably articles with specific tips to help readers save more, spend less or avoid rip-offs.

Contributors are paid upon publication for articles that fulfill the assignment and meet our high standards. Our payment plan starts at $50 per 300-700 word article with bonuses for length and difficulty. Knowledge of WordPress a plus.

Contact Information:

For submissions: apply here

Website: http://www.moneytalksnews.com/

Freelance writing, Money Talk News, pays $50 per article (USA)

We're developing a team of freelance writers with a passion for personal finance!

Money Talks News is a 20-year-old nationally syndicated television news feature currently airing on more than 80 network affiliates nationwide, as well as on major websites.

MoneyTalksNew.com is the online home for our videos and print articles. In addition to appearing on our site, our stories are routinely syndicated to the world's largest websites, including Yahoo, MSN, Readers Digest and others.

Ready to put your byline in front of millions of readers? Email your resume and at least three published writing samples: preferably articles with specific tips to help readers save more, spend less or avoid rip-offs.

Contributors are paid upon publication for articles that fulfill the assignment and meet our high standards. Our payment plan starts at $50 per 300-700 word article with bonuses for length and difficulty. Knowledge of WordPress a plus.

Contact Information:

For submissions: apply here

Website: http://www.moneytalksnews.com/

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Freelance writing, BrassMagazine.com, pays $50 per article (USA)

Our contributor team is made up of young adult writers from around the country. We're looking for people with varied experiences to join this team: from financial gurus, entrepreneurs and avid investors to those sharing experiences about managing debt, budgets, and their first foray in the real world.

Are you contributor material?

* You're between 16 and 29 years old.
* You're passionate about writing, savvy with research, and up-to-date on current trends.
* You're able to meet deadlines.

If that's you, we encourage you to get involved and get published. Register here.

Who are our readers?

brass|MAGAZINE's audience is made up of 16- to 25-year-olds around the country. They're smart, they're techno-savvy, they like to listen to their peers, they are tuned-in, and they don't like being talked down to. They have a wide variety of experience and money know-how.

Our readers are looking for:

* Straight talk from sources they can trust.
* Clear and balanced information that will help them make smart decisions about what companies seem to want to separate them from--their money.

Editorial content

* Much of our content is developed in conjunction with prior consultation and approval from the editor.
* A copy of the brass Contributor Guidelines will be given to you upon receiving an assignment or upon approval of your pitch.
* Authors get complete credit for contributions and receive a cash award upon publication for articles that are complete, submitted on time, fulfill the assignment and meet the expected standards. Read the Contributor Rewards Policy here.
* brass|MEDIA does not publish sponsored content or articles that are primarily advertisements.

The following acknowledgements and permission is required for each submission to brass|MEDIA:

* The author(s) assures the material submitted is original, his/her own work, and is not under any legal restriction for publication (e.g., previous copyright ownership).
* The author acknowledges that he/she is legally entitled to distribute the work and to allow it to be redistributed.
* The author gives brass|MEDIA permission to publish the work and make it accessible in brass|MEDIA’s archives indefinitely after publication. The publisher brass|MEDIA, Inc., owns the rights to the article, design, photo, or other submission content.
* The author accepts that brass|MEDIA may edit the work for clarity and presentation, and may lengthen or shorten the work as necessary, merging content with the work of other authors whenever appropriate (with proper credit).
* The material submitted is an exclusive to brass|MEDIA and not under consideration for publication with any other source (brass|MEDIA does not accept multiple submission copy).

Contributors are paid upon publication for articles that fulfill the assignment and meet the expected standards. Our payment plan starts at $50 per article plus bonuses for length and difficulty. Base pay increases the more you write.

We consistently work with young writers, so if you're just starting out and want to get your feet wet, this is the place to start.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: editor@brassmedia.com

For submissions: apply here

Website: http://www.brassmagazine.com

Freelance writing, BrassMagazine.com, pays $50 per article (USA)

Our contributor team is made up of young adult writers from around the country. We're looking for people with varied experiences to join this team: from financial gurus, entrepreneurs and avid investors to those sharing experiences about managing debt, budgets, and their first foray in the real world.

Are you contributor material?

* You're between 16 and 29 years old.
* You're passionate about writing, savvy with research, and up-to-date on current trends.
* You're able to meet deadlines.

If that's you, we encourage you to get involved and get published. Register here.

Who are our readers?

brass|MAGAZINE's audience is made up of 16- to 25-year-olds around the country. They're smart, they're techno-savvy, they like to listen to their peers, they are tuned-in, and they don't like being talked down to. They have a wide variety of experience and money know-how.

Our readers are looking for:

* Straight talk from sources they can trust.
* Clear and balanced information that will help them make smart decisions about what companies seem to want to separate them from--their money.

Editorial content

* Much of our content is developed in conjunction with prior consultation and approval from the editor.
* A copy of the brass Contributor Guidelines will be given to you upon receiving an assignment or upon approval of your pitch.
* Authors get complete credit for contributions and receive a cash award upon publication for articles that are complete, submitted on time, fulfill the assignment and meet the expected standards. Read the Contributor Rewards Policy here.
* brass|MEDIA does not publish sponsored content or articles that are primarily advertisements.

The following acknowledgements and permission is required for each submission to brass|MEDIA:

* The author(s) assures the material submitted is original, his/her own work, and is not under any legal restriction for publication (e.g., previous copyright ownership).
* The author acknowledges that he/she is legally entitled to distribute the work and to allow it to be redistributed.
* The author gives brass|MEDIA permission to publish the work and make it accessible in brass|MEDIA’s archives indefinitely after publication. The publisher brass|MEDIA, Inc., owns the rights to the article, design, photo, or other submission content.
* The author accepts that brass|MEDIA may edit the work for clarity and presentation, and may lengthen or shorten the work as necessary, merging content with the work of other authors whenever appropriate (with proper credit).
* The material submitted is an exclusive to brass|MEDIA and not under consideration for publication with any other source (brass|MEDIA does not accept multiple submission copy).

Contributors are paid upon publication for articles that fulfill the assignment and meet the expected standards. Our payment plan starts at $50 per article plus bonuses for length and difficulty. Base pay increases the more you write.

We consistently work with young writers, so if you're just starting out and want to get your feet wet, this is the place to start.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: editor@brassmedia.com

For submissions: apply here

Website: http://www.brassmagazine.com

Freelance job, writer to write articles on complex tax problem topics, payment: $40-$60 per article

Description:

-Part time contract work for someone looking to make extra money each month
-Contract writer to write 4-6 articles a month on complex tax problem topics (wage garnishments, bank levies, tax settlements, IRS payment plans, IRS penalties, Payroll Taxes, and more)
-Research complicated tax topics from IRS website and put into easy to understand terms. General article is between 600-1200 words
-No set hours, can complete articles at your own pace. All work to be done from your home or place of work and sent as email.
-Must be willing to sign an NDA

Desired Background:

-Enrolled Agent, CPA, Tax Professional or Tax Attorney
-Excellent writing skills
-Excellent with fact checking and is familiar with browsing the IRS website to find information
-Great understanding of the IRS collection process
-Would prefer someone who has worked with clients in resolving complex tax problems and can write how to guides on resolving various types of issues depending upon financial situation and type of tax problem
-Prefer someone with basic HTML knowledge so articles can be sent in html format instead of word format for easier publishing

Pay

-Pay on a per article basis depending upon amount of words and amount of research required (typically $40-$60 for an article from 600-1200 words)

Who are We?

We are an online marketing company that focuses on tax resolution and tax problems. We own and operate a couple tax websites & blogs and take pride in producing the best content that is published on our websites.

Please email your resume and any writing samples you have on tax topics (or url of where articles are published)

Location: Work from home

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-twqua-2456474858@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-twqua-2456474858@craigslist.org

Freelance job, writer to write articles on complex tax problem topics, payment: $40-$60 per article

Description:

-Part time contract work for someone looking to make extra money each month
-Contract writer to write 4-6 articles a month on complex tax problem topics (wage garnishments, bank levies, tax settlements, IRS payment plans, IRS penalties, Payroll Taxes, and more)
-Research complicated tax topics from IRS website and put into easy to understand terms. General article is between 600-1200 words
-No set hours, can complete articles at your own pace. All work to be done from your home or place of work and sent as email.
-Must be willing to sign an NDA

Desired Background:

-Enrolled Agent, CPA, Tax Professional or Tax Attorney
-Excellent writing skills
-Excellent with fact checking and is familiar with browsing the IRS website to find information
-Great understanding of the IRS collection process
-Would prefer someone who has worked with clients in resolving complex tax problems and can write how to guides on resolving various types of issues depending upon financial situation and type of tax problem
-Prefer someone with basic HTML knowledge so articles can be sent in html format instead of word format for easier publishing

Pay

-Pay on a per article basis depending upon amount of words and amount of research required (typically $40-$60 for an article from 600-1200 words)

Who are We?

We are an online marketing company that focuses on tax resolution and tax problems. We own and operate a couple tax websites & blogs and take pride in producing the best content that is published on our websites.

Please email your resume and any writing samples you have on tax topics (or url of where articles are published)

Location: Work from home

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-twqua-2456474858@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-twqua-2456474858@craigslist.org

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Freelance writing, real estate/ banking blog, pays $10 per blog

If you are knowledgeable in Real Estate and Banking, specifically the lending environment, and are interested in a part-time job writing a 200-500 word blog 1-2 times per week to be published on our company's website, please email me to set up a phone call.

Compensation: Negotiable - $1,000 for 100 Blogs

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-pkqhe-2451844112@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-pkqhe-2451844112@craigslist.org