We are relaunching our company website and require ongoing digital media and digital industry news writing for our company blog and newsletter. The content required will be on a diverse range of digital media topics covering everything from emerging digital trends, social media, new technology, digital advertising articles and any topic we can great content on that will assist in positioning Rocklive as a leader in the digital space. If you can write similar to the guys at mashable.com or huffingtonpost.com, then we would love to hear from you.
Rates start from $0.06 per word up to $0.10 per word, depending on how well you write, paid in arrears. If hired, your workload will approximately be 3000 to 10,000 words a week, sometimes more depending on the week’s requirements.
• Pass copyscape and be 100% original
• Must be free of any grammar/spelling errors
• Must be able to implement keywords and optimize properly for SEO
Contact Information:
For submissions: apply here
Website: http://www.rocklive.com.au/
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Freelance writing, social media/ web design/ ecommerce newsletter, pays $10-$15 per article
We are looking for quality writers to write articles for our e-newsletters. We need 8 articles of around 800-1000 words in length; subjects will include web design, e-commerce, social media. We will pay $10 to $15 per article depending on quality. We are looking for writers we can use again, so if we are pleased with your results we will have ongoing work for you. Please quote job#1807 in your reply.
Contact Information:
For submissions: apply here
Contact Information:
For submissions: apply here
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Freelance writing, SG.com (SEO/ social media), pays $50 per post
We are looking for a talented writer on SEO, PPC, Social Media. Here's an example of the type of article... go to this website: viperchill dot com and read his article on keyword research (should be on top). We want thorough articles like that one with screen shots, graphs etc.
Compensation will be $50 per post + bonus. The bonus is calculated based on # of tweets and page views, so each post can be worth up to $100 per post
Just as an FYI, making $100 per post should be easy to attain... As long as you give us high quality and good content.... it's very easy for us to promote it. The blogs must be at least 1200 words, but preferably more depending on the type of article or guide you're writing that week.
We want 2 posts a week. Also email us with any questions!
To apply, please submit a 250-300 sample article on "The Most Common Mistake SEO's Make" or send us a sample of previous work (only SEO related)...
Send samples to: alexhughes24@gmail.com, subject line: SEO Blogger
Via: problogger.net
Contact Information:
For inquiries: alexhughes24@gmail.com
For submissions: alexhughes24@gmail.com
Website: http://sg.com/
Compensation will be $50 per post + bonus. The bonus is calculated based on # of tweets and page views, so each post can be worth up to $100 per post
Just as an FYI, making $100 per post should be easy to attain... As long as you give us high quality and good content.... it's very easy for us to promote it. The blogs must be at least 1200 words, but preferably more depending on the type of article or guide you're writing that week.
We want 2 posts a week. Also email us with any questions!
To apply, please submit a 250-300 sample article on "The Most Common Mistake SEO's Make" or send us a sample of previous work (only SEO related)...
Send samples to: alexhughes24@gmail.com, subject line: SEO Blogger
Via: problogger.net
Contact Information:
For inquiries: alexhughes24@gmail.com
For submissions: alexhughes24@gmail.com
Website: http://sg.com/
Friday, July 1, 2011
Freelance writing, FlowTown.com social media/ marketing blog, pays $80 per blog post
I'm looking for an amazing blogger (not a writer that's starting to blog) that can help write indepth post regarding social marketing, small business marketing, referral marketing and has extensive experience in/around social media. The frequency will be 2 post per week at 600 words.
The ideal candidate would know how to
- Write amazing headlines
- Find strong images to re-inforce the post
- Have a network online to help promote the post (bonus $)
- Be on-time and commit to an editorial schedule
To apply I will ask that you write a post on one of the following topics. If you're hired then I'll pay for the post and we can use it on the blog.
1) The Effects Of Mobile Search on Local Marketing
2) Opinion Former Marketing (Klout, PeerIndex, Traack)
3) The Good, The Bad And The Ugly of Daily Deals
Dan - http://twitter.com/danmartell
How to apply
Please email dan@flowtown.com with links to relevant posts you've written and the link to your favorite post on http://flowtown.com/blog
Contact Information:
For inquiries: dan@flowtown.com
For submissions: dan@flowtown.com
Website: http://flowtown.com/blog
The ideal candidate would know how to
- Write amazing headlines
- Find strong images to re-inforce the post
- Have a network online to help promote the post (bonus $)
- Be on-time and commit to an editorial schedule
To apply I will ask that you write a post on one of the following topics. If you're hired then I'll pay for the post and we can use it on the blog.
1) The Effects Of Mobile Search on Local Marketing
2) Opinion Former Marketing (Klout, PeerIndex, Traack)
3) The Good, The Bad And The Ugly of Daily Deals
Dan - http://twitter.com/danmartell
How to apply
Please email dan@flowtown.com with links to relevant posts you've written and the link to your favorite post on http://flowtown.com/blog
Contact Information:
For inquiries: dan@flowtown.com
For submissions: dan@flowtown.com
Website: http://flowtown.com/blog
Freelance writing, FlowTown.com social media/ marketing blog, pays $80 per blog post
I'm looking for an amazing blogger (not a writer that's starting to blog) that can help write indepth post regarding social marketing, small business marketing, referral marketing and has extensive experience in/around social media. The frequency will be 2 post per week at 600 words.
The ideal candidate would know how to
- Write amazing headlines
- Find strong images to re-inforce the post
- Have a network online to help promote the post (bonus $)
- Be on-time and commit to an editorial schedule
To apply I will ask that you write a post on one of the following topics. If you're hired then I'll pay for the post and we can use it on the blog.
1) The Effects Of Mobile Search on Local Marketing
2) Opinion Former Marketing (Klout, PeerIndex, Traack)
3) The Good, The Bad And The Ugly of Daily Deals
Dan - http://twitter.com/danmartell
How to apply
Please email dan@flowtown.com with links to relevant posts you've written and the link to your favorite post on http://flowtown.com/blog
Contact Information:
For inquiries: dan@flowtown.com
For submissions: dan@flowtown.com
Website: http://flowtown.com/blog
The ideal candidate would know how to
- Write amazing headlines
- Find strong images to re-inforce the post
- Have a network online to help promote the post (bonus $)
- Be on-time and commit to an editorial schedule
To apply I will ask that you write a post on one of the following topics. If you're hired then I'll pay for the post and we can use it on the blog.
1) The Effects Of Mobile Search on Local Marketing
2) Opinion Former Marketing (Klout, PeerIndex, Traack)
3) The Good, The Bad And The Ugly of Daily Deals
Dan - http://twitter.com/danmartell
How to apply
Please email dan@flowtown.com with links to relevant posts you've written and the link to your favorite post on http://flowtown.com/blog
Contact Information:
For inquiries: dan@flowtown.com
For submissions: dan@flowtown.com
Website: http://flowtown.com/blog
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Freelance writing, technology/ media/ pop culture blog, pays $15 per blog post
Looking for experienced writers intimately familiar with technology, media and pop culture. We'll pay for content that covers:
- Intersection of tablets and content
- Innovation on the tablet (and within media as influenced by technology)
- Intersection of knowledge, curiosity and personal media
- Creativity and innovation within a corporate-preneurial environment
To boil it down even further, we want pieces that address the following (as an example):
- Most innovative big media apps
- Most innovative media apps
- Most intriguing innovations in media
- Best video apps for iPad
- Apps that are re-inventing the documentary
- Is it a book, a coffee table book, a documentary, what is it?
- Rapid innovation at a big media company
- Knowledge apps we admire
- Role of voice in creating content for tablets
- Why is an iPad different than a website?
- Role of design in creating tablet "content"
- What would you like us to tackle - Open sourcing development
- Brand vs. no brand - When does it work in helping launch a product
- Best apps for kids - if you want a smart kid
- How parents use their iPad
Since the written content will be posted to a blog, the writing must be succinct in form but still meaty enough to satisfy the topic / question at hand.
If interested, please email a resume + at least 3 writing samples for review. We are looking to get this started ASAP so we won't take weeks to hire you if we like your stuff!
Location: West Los Angeles
Compensation: $15 per blog post
Contact Information:
For inquiries: gigs-4epas-2455490760@craigslist.org
For submissions: gigs-4epas-2455490760@craigslist.org
- Intersection of tablets and content
- Innovation on the tablet (and within media as influenced by technology)
- Intersection of knowledge, curiosity and personal media
- Creativity and innovation within a corporate-preneurial environment
To boil it down even further, we want pieces that address the following (as an example):
- Most innovative big media apps
- Most innovative media apps
- Most intriguing innovations in media
- Best video apps for iPad
- Apps that are re-inventing the documentary
- Is it a book, a coffee table book, a documentary, what is it?
- Rapid innovation at a big media company
- Knowledge apps we admire
- Role of voice in creating content for tablets
- Why is an iPad different than a website?
- Role of design in creating tablet "content"
- What would you like us to tackle - Open sourcing development
- Brand vs. no brand - When does it work in helping launch a product
- Best apps for kids - if you want a smart kid
- How parents use their iPad
Since the written content will be posted to a blog, the writing must be succinct in form but still meaty enough to satisfy the topic / question at hand.
If interested, please email a resume + at least 3 writing samples for review. We are looking to get this started ASAP so we won't take weeks to hire you if we like your stuff!
Location: West Los Angeles
Compensation: $15 per blog post
Contact Information:
For inquiries: gigs-4epas-2455490760@craigslist.org
For submissions: gigs-4epas-2455490760@craigslist.org
Labels:
blogging,
freelance writing,
pop culture,
social media,
technology,
USA
Freelance writing, technology/ media/ pop culture blog, pays $15 per blog post
Looking for experienced writers intimately familiar with technology, media and pop culture. We'll pay for content that covers:
- Intersection of tablets and content
- Innovation on the tablet (and within media as influenced by technology)
- Intersection of knowledge, curiosity and personal media
- Creativity and innovation within a corporate-preneurial environment
To boil it down even further, we want pieces that address the following (as an example):
- Most innovative big media apps
- Most innovative media apps
- Most intriguing innovations in media
- Best video apps for iPad
- Apps that are re-inventing the documentary
- Is it a book, a coffee table book, a documentary, what is it?
- Rapid innovation at a big media company
- Knowledge apps we admire
- Role of voice in creating content for tablets
- Why is an iPad different than a website?
- Role of design in creating tablet "content"
- What would you like us to tackle - Open sourcing development
- Brand vs. no brand - When does it work in helping launch a product
- Best apps for kids - if you want a smart kid
- How parents use their iPad
Since the written content will be posted to a blog, the writing must be succinct in form but still meaty enough to satisfy the topic / question at hand.
If interested, please email a resume + at least 3 writing samples for review. We are looking to get this started ASAP so we won't take weeks to hire you if we like your stuff!
Location: West Los Angeles
Compensation: $15 per blog post
Contact Information:
For inquiries: gigs-4epas-2455490760@craigslist.org
For submissions: gigs-4epas-2455490760@craigslist.org
- Intersection of tablets and content
- Innovation on the tablet (and within media as influenced by technology)
- Intersection of knowledge, curiosity and personal media
- Creativity and innovation within a corporate-preneurial environment
To boil it down even further, we want pieces that address the following (as an example):
- Most innovative big media apps
- Most innovative media apps
- Most intriguing innovations in media
- Best video apps for iPad
- Apps that are re-inventing the documentary
- Is it a book, a coffee table book, a documentary, what is it?
- Rapid innovation at a big media company
- Knowledge apps we admire
- Role of voice in creating content for tablets
- Why is an iPad different than a website?
- Role of design in creating tablet "content"
- What would you like us to tackle - Open sourcing development
- Brand vs. no brand - When does it work in helping launch a product
- Best apps for kids - if you want a smart kid
- How parents use their iPad
Since the written content will be posted to a blog, the writing must be succinct in form but still meaty enough to satisfy the topic / question at hand.
If interested, please email a resume + at least 3 writing samples for review. We are looking to get this started ASAP so we won't take weeks to hire you if we like your stuff!
Location: West Los Angeles
Compensation: $15 per blog post
Contact Information:
For inquiries: gigs-4epas-2455490760@craigslist.org
For submissions: gigs-4epas-2455490760@craigslist.org
Labels:
blogging,
freelance writing,
pop culture,
social media,
technology,
USA
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Freelance writing, .dpi 22 Electronic Review (theme: free culture), pays $100-$175 for text submissions
Deadline: 16 September 2011
In parallel with campaigns lead by top cultural industry players to fight against pirating, a vast artist movement has been forming on the web in recent years to defend the idea of free culture. These artists replace copyright with copyleft. Their praise for copyleft rests on the idea that copyright has constrained the circulation of cultural works strictly for economic reasons. Free culture advocates defend the belief that culture should instead be distributed by the community and to the community at large. Free culture represents the notion of a sharable culture. How does the idea of free culture get organised, what are its manifestations, its impacts?
We welcome submissions in textual (article, column, review, interview, case study, etc.) and artistic multimedia (podcast, video, audio, locative media, animation, design, etc.) form that expand upon the theme of political actions of freedom in relation to technology. We encourage contributions featuring media content; authors/artists are responsible for clearing all copyright attached to this content.
Proposals should include an abstract (300 words) and a biography (100 words).
Submissions are welcome in English or French.
Compensation: $100 - $175 (depending on number of accepted submissions) and a vast worldwide readership of your work.
Please send submissions to: revuedpi at gmail.com
Theme: Free Culture
Important dates:
For inquiries: revuedpi at gmail.com
For submissions: revuedpi at gmail.com
Website: http://dpi.studioxx.org/
In parallel with campaigns lead by top cultural industry players to fight against pirating, a vast artist movement has been forming on the web in recent years to defend the idea of free culture. These artists replace copyright with copyleft. Their praise for copyleft rests on the idea that copyright has constrained the circulation of cultural works strictly for economic reasons. Free culture advocates defend the belief that culture should instead be distributed by the community and to the community at large. Free culture represents the notion of a sharable culture. How does the idea of free culture get organised, what are its manifestations, its impacts?
We welcome submissions in textual (article, column, review, interview, case study, etc.) and artistic multimedia (podcast, video, audio, locative media, animation, design, etc.) form that expand upon the theme of political actions of freedom in relation to technology. We encourage contributions featuring media content; authors/artists are responsible for clearing all copyright attached to this content.
Proposals should include an abstract (300 words) and a biography (100 words).
Submissions are welcome in English or French.
Compensation: $100 - $175 (depending on number of accepted submissions) and a vast worldwide readership of your work.
Please send submissions to: revuedpi at gmail.com
Theme: Free Culture
Important dates:
- Deadline for proposals: September 16, 2011
- Deadline for final submissions: October 7, 2011
- Date of publication: November 2011
For inquiries: revuedpi at gmail.com
For submissions: revuedpi at gmail.com
Website: http://dpi.studioxx.org/
Freelance writing, .dpi 22 Electronic Review (theme: free culture), pays $100-$175 for text submissions
Deadline: 16 September 2011
In parallel with campaigns lead by top cultural industry players to fight against pirating, a vast artist movement has been forming on the web in recent years to defend the idea of free culture. These artists replace copyright with copyleft. Their praise for copyleft rests on the idea that copyright has constrained the circulation of cultural works strictly for economic reasons. Free culture advocates defend the belief that culture should instead be distributed by the community and to the community at large. Free culture represents the notion of a sharable culture. How does the idea of free culture get organised, what are its manifestations, its impacts?
We welcome submissions in textual (article, column, review, interview, case study, etc.) and artistic multimedia (podcast, video, audio, locative media, animation, design, etc.) form that expand upon the theme of political actions of freedom in relation to technology. We encourage contributions featuring media content; authors/artists are responsible for clearing all copyright attached to this content.
Proposals should include an abstract (300 words) and a biography (100 words).
Submissions are welcome in English or French.
Compensation: $100 - $175 (depending on number of accepted submissions) and a vast worldwide readership of your work.
Please send submissions to: revuedpi at gmail.com
Theme: Free Culture
Important dates:
For inquiries: revuedpi at gmail.com
For submissions: revuedpi at gmail.com
Website: http://dpi.studioxx.org/
In parallel with campaigns lead by top cultural industry players to fight against pirating, a vast artist movement has been forming on the web in recent years to defend the idea of free culture. These artists replace copyright with copyleft. Their praise for copyleft rests on the idea that copyright has constrained the circulation of cultural works strictly for economic reasons. Free culture advocates defend the belief that culture should instead be distributed by the community and to the community at large. Free culture represents the notion of a sharable culture. How does the idea of free culture get organised, what are its manifestations, its impacts?
We welcome submissions in textual (article, column, review, interview, case study, etc.) and artistic multimedia (podcast, video, audio, locative media, animation, design, etc.) form that expand upon the theme of political actions of freedom in relation to technology. We encourage contributions featuring media content; authors/artists are responsible for clearing all copyright attached to this content.
Proposals should include an abstract (300 words) and a biography (100 words).
Submissions are welcome in English or French.
Compensation: $100 - $175 (depending on number of accepted submissions) and a vast worldwide readership of your work.
Please send submissions to: revuedpi at gmail.com
Theme: Free Culture
Important dates:
- Deadline for proposals: September 16, 2011
- Deadline for final submissions: October 7, 2011
- Date of publication: November 2011
For inquiries: revuedpi at gmail.com
For submissions: revuedpi at gmail.com
Website: http://dpi.studioxx.org/
Monday, May 23, 2011
Freelance writing, Videomaker.com, pays $200 per article
As you may know, Videomaker used to post the issue to the Web about a month after the print issue hit the news stands. We have now changed that procedure, posting two or more articles every week, so we require all stories ready to go at a moment's notice. This means they all have to have photos and art designed by our Production Department; they all have to be copy edited, technical edited and proofed by our Editorial Department, and they all have to be completely ready to launch without exception on a weekly drop-dead time-line.
PAY:
Pay is now a flat fee of $200 per article. In the future, as the recession changes, we might be able to raise that fee.
NEW: Pay will be contingent on our accepting your final work, you returning the signed contact that we mail to you, and within the week that your story goes online, regardless of which paper issue it is slated to appear. In some circumstances, we will pay as soon as the article has been accepted and the contract is in, regardless of when it is slated to go online. This benefits the writers and is an encouragement to get it in early. NOTE: This does NOT include articles that are returned to the author for a re-write or those that are rejected or found to have plagiarized other author's work.
Keep in mind that we still require diagrams, and screengrabs on some articles, and this should be considered part of the assignment and does not raise the rate of pay. This also includes a sometimes requirement of photos, whether we use yours or recreate them. If you supply photos we use, you will get photo credit, and we need model releases of every person you photograph and/or videotape. Those releases need to be in our possession, not the writer's, photographer's or videographer's. You can find a generic Videomaker model release form online at: http://www.videomaker.com/article/12473/
PLAGIARISM & PRODUCT ACQUISITION:
I hate to mention that horrid "P" word, but we've been the victim of several articles that were plagiarized from some other source. With the proliferation of web resources, it's quite easy for a lazy writer to copy and paste someone else's work. Bare in mind that if this happens, Videomaker will drop said writer from our writer pool immediately, and they will not receive employment with us again, on any level. We are using sophisticated software that searches this out. Don't try to fool us.
There are two things that make for instant blacklisting from any further contact with Videomaker: trying to acquire product and plagiarizing.
Acquiring Product
Writers for Videomaker are not now, nor have they ever been allowed to receive product from any company for research, review, or thanks for a story well-received, without said product coming directly to us from the manufacturer first. This is also cause for instant dismissal. The companies we work with know this, and are required to report any requests to us directly.
Videomaker's rules regarding contacting manufacturers: You are never allowed to acquire product without permission from Videomaker first. In almost all instances, we do all the product acquiring and then we send it to you. When you do need contact with a product company, within the realms of your research for us, you MUST identify yourself as a freelance writer, not staff member of Videomaker, and you are not allowed to take any product that might be offered in exchange for writing a story or section of a story on it. You also must contact Videomaker's managing editor, or your Videomaker contact person you are working with, first, to obtain permission to contact any product representative on our behalf.
We have very strict rules about this. If we deem that a writer needs product to research an article that they are writing for us, then WE contact the company, and have the product sent to us, then WE send the product to the writer. We've had too many instances of writers trying to get free product for a promised "plug", and that is not allowed in the Videomaker policy. Most of our manufacturers know this, and have been alerted to contact us, if a writer does try to acquire product.
To reiterate: There are two things that make for instant blacklisting from any further contact with Videomaker: trying to acquire product and plagiarizing.
Editorial Attitude
The editorial tone of Videomaker is one of accessibility, enthusiasm and support for all levels of video producers. It is one of encouragement towards the beginner, and never ridicules. The tone is not elitist or condescending, and is always aimed at the grassroots videographer. Regardless of the style and approaches taken by our writers, artists and designers, their tone and attitude should remain consistent with the statement above.
Writer Qualifications
Videomaker is always in need of writers who have experience in video production. We ask that all potential writers show us evidence of videography knowledge, in one or more of the following forms:
1. A resume
2. Writing samples
3. Video demo tape
Writers with the necessary skills will be given an assignment within four weeks.
Queries
* Submit all queries in writing; please do not call. Keep queries as brief as possible. Send your resume and clips of previously published work with your query. Be sure to read at least one issue of the magazine before sending your query, so you have an understanding of our style and formatting.
* Snail-mail materials to: Query Editor at Videomaker, P.O. Box 4591, Chico, CA 95927.
* Forward overnight, UPS or other courier deliveries to Videomaker's street address: 1350 East 9th Street, Chico CA 95928.
* E-mail queries may be sent to the Videomaker managing editor: jorourke@videomaker.com.
Videomaker's FAX number is 530-891-8443.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: jorourke@videomaker.com
For submissions: jorourke@videomaker.com
Website: http://www.videomaker.com
PAY:
Pay is now a flat fee of $200 per article. In the future, as the recession changes, we might be able to raise that fee.
NEW: Pay will be contingent on our accepting your final work, you returning the signed contact that we mail to you, and within the week that your story goes online, regardless of which paper issue it is slated to appear. In some circumstances, we will pay as soon as the article has been accepted and the contract is in, regardless of when it is slated to go online. This benefits the writers and is an encouragement to get it in early. NOTE: This does NOT include articles that are returned to the author for a re-write or those that are rejected or found to have plagiarized other author's work.
Keep in mind that we still require diagrams, and screengrabs on some articles, and this should be considered part of the assignment and does not raise the rate of pay. This also includes a sometimes requirement of photos, whether we use yours or recreate them. If you supply photos we use, you will get photo credit, and we need model releases of every person you photograph and/or videotape. Those releases need to be in our possession, not the writer's, photographer's or videographer's. You can find a generic Videomaker model release form online at: http://www.videomaker.com/article/12473/
PLAGIARISM & PRODUCT ACQUISITION:
I hate to mention that horrid "P" word, but we've been the victim of several articles that were plagiarized from some other source. With the proliferation of web resources, it's quite easy for a lazy writer to copy and paste someone else's work. Bare in mind that if this happens, Videomaker will drop said writer from our writer pool immediately, and they will not receive employment with us again, on any level. We are using sophisticated software that searches this out. Don't try to fool us.
There are two things that make for instant blacklisting from any further contact with Videomaker: trying to acquire product and plagiarizing.
Acquiring Product
Writers for Videomaker are not now, nor have they ever been allowed to receive product from any company for research, review, or thanks for a story well-received, without said product coming directly to us from the manufacturer first. This is also cause for instant dismissal. The companies we work with know this, and are required to report any requests to us directly.
Videomaker's rules regarding contacting manufacturers: You are never allowed to acquire product without permission from Videomaker first. In almost all instances, we do all the product acquiring and then we send it to you. When you do need contact with a product company, within the realms of your research for us, you MUST identify yourself as a freelance writer, not staff member of Videomaker, and you are not allowed to take any product that might be offered in exchange for writing a story or section of a story on it. You also must contact Videomaker's managing editor, or your Videomaker contact person you are working with, first, to obtain permission to contact any product representative on our behalf.
We have very strict rules about this. If we deem that a writer needs product to research an article that they are writing for us, then WE contact the company, and have the product sent to us, then WE send the product to the writer. We've had too many instances of writers trying to get free product for a promised "plug", and that is not allowed in the Videomaker policy. Most of our manufacturers know this, and have been alerted to contact us, if a writer does try to acquire product.
To reiterate: There are two things that make for instant blacklisting from any further contact with Videomaker: trying to acquire product and plagiarizing.
Editorial Attitude
The editorial tone of Videomaker is one of accessibility, enthusiasm and support for all levels of video producers. It is one of encouragement towards the beginner, and never ridicules. The tone is not elitist or condescending, and is always aimed at the grassroots videographer. Regardless of the style and approaches taken by our writers, artists and designers, their tone and attitude should remain consistent with the statement above.
Writer Qualifications
Videomaker is always in need of writers who have experience in video production. We ask that all potential writers show us evidence of videography knowledge, in one or more of the following forms:
1. A resume
2. Writing samples
3. Video demo tape
Writers with the necessary skills will be given an assignment within four weeks.
Queries
* Submit all queries in writing; please do not call. Keep queries as brief as possible. Send your resume and clips of previously published work with your query. Be sure to read at least one issue of the magazine before sending your query, so you have an understanding of our style and formatting.
* Snail-mail materials to: Query Editor at Videomaker, P.O. Box 4591, Chico, CA 95927.
* Forward overnight, UPS or other courier deliveries to Videomaker's street address: 1350 East 9th Street, Chico CA 95928.
* E-mail queries may be sent to the Videomaker managing editor: jorourke@videomaker.com.
Videomaker's FAX number is 530-891-8443.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: jorourke@videomaker.com
For submissions: jorourke@videomaker.com
Website: http://www.videomaker.com
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Freelance writing, X-Equals.com (topics: photography/ photoshop/ social networking), pays $100 per article/ blog post
We’re now looking to get more involved with our community to help bring your ideas to life, and we’re reaching out for your continued involvement.
We’re currently looking for guest bloggers to develop content for the following topics:
* Photoshop (tips, shortcuts, tutorials, videos, workflows)
* Lightroom (tips, shortcuts, tutorials, videos, workflows)
* Digital Asset Management (file management, storage, archiving, exporting, etc.)
* Lightroom and Photoshop add-on product reviews
* Hardware reviews (data storage, scanners, cameras, lenses, best practices, etc.)
* Photography business related tips, advice, and products
* Marketing and Social Networking
We’re also looking for simple, easy to implement ideas to support our X=101 section as well as multi-part posts to support our X=Series section.
Working for free sucks
One thing is for certain, pouring your time and effort into a topic, generating the screenshots, proofing the content, and preparing to publish isn’t easy, so we will continue to make working with us worth your while.
We offer payment for your work, and always toss in a lifetime supply of all our products in the shop – including all future releases.
Working for free sucks, and we’re not going to ask you to do that.
Getting started is easy
We’d love to hear from you, discuss your ideas, and collaborate with you to develop top-notch content for our community.
We’re always open to discussing possible topic ideas and approaches so feel free to reach out for whatever reason to help get the gears moving!
Please use this form as a first step in getting onboard with X=. Please place the words “Guest Blogger” in the subject line below so we can respond to you quickly.
Contact Information:
For submissions: click here
Website: http://x-equals.com/blog/
We’re currently looking for guest bloggers to develop content for the following topics:
* Photoshop (tips, shortcuts, tutorials, videos, workflows)
* Lightroom (tips, shortcuts, tutorials, videos, workflows)
* Digital Asset Management (file management, storage, archiving, exporting, etc.)
* Lightroom and Photoshop add-on product reviews
* Hardware reviews (data storage, scanners, cameras, lenses, best practices, etc.)
* Photography business related tips, advice, and products
* Marketing and Social Networking
We’re also looking for simple, easy to implement ideas to support our X=101 section as well as multi-part posts to support our X=Series section.
Working for free sucks
One thing is for certain, pouring your time and effort into a topic, generating the screenshots, proofing the content, and preparing to publish isn’t easy, so we will continue to make working with us worth your while.
We offer payment for your work, and always toss in a lifetime supply of all our products in the shop – including all future releases.
Working for free sucks, and we’re not going to ask you to do that.
Getting started is easy
We’d love to hear from you, discuss your ideas, and collaborate with you to develop top-notch content for our community.
We’re always open to discussing possible topic ideas and approaches so feel free to reach out for whatever reason to help get the gears moving!
Please use this form as a first step in getting onboard with X=. Please place the words “Guest Blogger” in the subject line below so we can respond to you quickly.
Contact Information:
For submissions: click here
Website: http://x-equals.com/blog/
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Freelance job, writer about online video for business, payment: $25 per blog post
Reply to: job-v6gff-2311331970@craigslist.org
Growing Chicago startup looking for a freelance writer who can assist with the following:
1. Research and write at least one blog post per week (~500 words) on the subject of online video for small business (similar style and content to http://www.reelseo.com/video-market-small-business/)
2. Research and write short, concise scripts for online videos, typically pitching a website, mobile app or software (as needed)
Applicants should be creative, professional and have experience writing for the web. Experience using WordPress and an interest in online video and technology is a plus.
To apply, please reply by email and include:
-- 2-3 relevant writing samples (preferably as links, not attachments)
-- Write a script (150 words or less) for a short, 60-second video explaining Craigslist (paste the content in to the email, no attachments please)
Compensation: $25 per blog post; $0.10 per word for scripts
Telecommuting is ok.
More information here.
Growing Chicago startup looking for a freelance writer who can assist with the following:
1. Research and write at least one blog post per week (~500 words) on the subject of online video for small business (similar style and content to http://www.reelseo.com/video-market-small-business/)
2. Research and write short, concise scripts for online videos, typically pitching a website, mobile app or software (as needed)
Applicants should be creative, professional and have experience writing for the web. Experience using WordPress and an interest in online video and technology is a plus.
To apply, please reply by email and include:
-- 2-3 relevant writing samples (preferably as links, not attachments)
-- Write a script (150 words or less) for a short, 60-second video explaining Craigslist (paste the content in to the email, no attachments please)
Compensation: $25 per blog post; $0.10 per word for scripts
Telecommuting is ok.
More information here.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Freelance content writing, topics: social media/ SEO/ online marketing, payment: $175 for 8 articles per month (anywhere)
Reply to: job-5c7ss-2310788168@craigslist.org
Your job will focus mainly on creating unique blog posts are articles for our company blog. All blogs are typically 300 – 600 words and topics include:
- Social Media
- Online Marketing
- Media Trends
- SEO
- Etc.
Each month you will need to come up with a total of 12 topics. Our CEO will choose 8 of these topics to turn into blogs. You can write the articles at any time during the month as long as we have enough articles to stick to our schedule of 2 blogs per week. This means you can write all 8 in one day, or turn them on the schedule of your choice as long as you have two articles a week.
Pay is bi-weekly, $87.50, the equivalent to $175.00 per month. If you turn in your articles all at once we will give you the full $175 upon receipt. Each article typically takes about an hour to compose so this pay rate is similar to $22.00 per hour.
In order to ensure that we hire the right person we will be doing a trial run - $100 for 10 articles. If we like your articles, then we will hire you for the position.
Growth –
This position can transition into a full time position based on your performance. We may also increase the articles that you product per week. A pay increase will be reflected if this is the case.
Applying -
Please send us your resume and writing samples.
Location: Work from Anywhere
Telecommuting is ok.
More information here.
Your job will focus mainly on creating unique blog posts are articles for our company blog. All blogs are typically 300 – 600 words and topics include:
- Social Media
- Online Marketing
- Media Trends
- SEO
- Etc.
Each month you will need to come up with a total of 12 topics. Our CEO will choose 8 of these topics to turn into blogs. You can write the articles at any time during the month as long as we have enough articles to stick to our schedule of 2 blogs per week. This means you can write all 8 in one day, or turn them on the schedule of your choice as long as you have two articles a week.
Pay is bi-weekly, $87.50, the equivalent to $175.00 per month. If you turn in your articles all at once we will give you the full $175 upon receipt. Each article typically takes about an hour to compose so this pay rate is similar to $22.00 per hour.
In order to ensure that we hire the right person we will be doing a trial run - $100 for 10 articles. If we like your articles, then we will hire you for the position.
Growth –
This position can transition into a full time position based on your performance. We may also increase the articles that you product per week. A pay increase will be reflected if this is the case.
Applying -
Please send us your resume and writing samples.
Location: Work from Anywhere
Telecommuting is ok.
More information here.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Freelance job, social media blog writer, payment: $15 per post
Reply to: gigs-cxj86-2294771342@craigslist.org
Blog writer needed to ghost write two times each month. Write about social media marketing, new technologies and online advertising campaigns. 300 to 500 words. Audience is directors of marketing from large advertising agencies.
Location: Boston or Remote
Compensation: $15.00 per post
More information here.
Blog writer needed to ghost write two times each month. Write about social media marketing, new technologies and online advertising campaigns. 300 to 500 words. Audience is directors of marketing from large advertising agencies.
Location: Boston or Remote
Compensation: $15.00 per post
More information here.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Freelance job, social media company report writer, payment: $1,000 for 15 pages
Reply to: gigs-kcpef-2240295110@craigslist.org
We are looking for a writer to help write some parts of a report on a social media company this week. Will focus on revenue models, services offered and so on. Will pay by the page, looking for about 15 pages of content.
The job is this week, and the outcome is 15 pages of high quality analysis of offerings, investments, services, advertising revenues and so on of this social media company.
Please reply with name, experience, sample of applicable writing, and phone number.
Location: Your home
Compensation: $1000 for 15 pages of content
More information here.
We are looking for a writer to help write some parts of a report on a social media company this week. Will focus on revenue models, services offered and so on. Will pay by the page, looking for about 15 pages of content.
The job is this week, and the outcome is 15 pages of high quality analysis of offerings, investments, services, advertising revenues and so on of this social media company.
Please reply with name, experience, sample of applicable writing, and phone number.
Location: Your home
Compensation: $1000 for 15 pages of content
More information here.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Freelance writing, topics: social media/ web design/ mobile applications, payment: $10-$15 per post
Reply to: gigs-t6ygq-2233546698@craigslist.org
Creative writer needed to ghost write blog articles.
Topics: Social media marketing, user experience design, web design, mobile applications, etc.
The topic ideas can be provided or you can select your own. 300 to 500 words with a few relevant links. Be witty, creative, sophisticated and opinionated.
2 to 5 articles per month. Flexible.
Reply with a background info.
Location: Remote
Compensation: 10.00 to 15.00 per post
More information here.
Creative writer needed to ghost write blog articles.
Topics: Social media marketing, user experience design, web design, mobile applications, etc.
The topic ideas can be provided or you can select your own. 300 to 500 words with a few relevant links. Be witty, creative, sophisticated and opinionated.
2 to 5 articles per month. Flexible.
Reply with a background info.
Location: Remote
Compensation: 10.00 to 15.00 per post
More information here.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Freelance writing, social media marketing website, various topics, pays $10-$20 per blog post (USA)
Reply to: gigs-g9zuc-2227797640@craigslist.org
Hi my name is carl, I am looking for experience writers to post social media content about trends, hospitality, restaurants, bars, new york city and time square. I own a social media marketing firm and I have just put in a blog section on my website, which I want content listed from different types of writers, bloggers, and influencer's.
For every post I will pay $10-20 per post . depending on how original, relevant, and unique the content is. I will only post each peace of writing twice a week.
IF YOU ARE A COLLEGE STUDENT, OR JUST LOOKING TO MAKE EXTRA CASH, PLEASE RESPOND WITH A EXAMPLE OF YOUR WRITING.
Location: Manhattan
Compensation: $10-20 PER POST
More information here.
Hi my name is carl, I am looking for experience writers to post social media content about trends, hospitality, restaurants, bars, new york city and time square. I own a social media marketing firm and I have just put in a blog section on my website, which I want content listed from different types of writers, bloggers, and influencer's.
For every post I will pay $10-20 per post . depending on how original, relevant, and unique the content is. I will only post each peace of writing twice a week.
IF YOU ARE A COLLEGE STUDENT, OR JUST LOOKING TO MAKE EXTRA CASH, PLEASE RESPOND WITH A EXAMPLE OF YOUR WRITING.
Location: Manhattan
Compensation: $10-20 PER POST
More information here.
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Freelance writing, internet marketing firm, pays $15-$20 per article (California)
City : Irvine, CA
JOB SUMMARY
We’re a fast-growing Internet marketing firm in Irvine with an open position for an outstanding writer to serve our expanding business. You will create compelling copy for websites, landing pages, emails, print collateral and ads, press releases, and more.
Local applicants only.
Internet access a must and the time commitment is flexible. You make their own hours but are responsible for meeting weekly goals. Experience with online research and online writing is a requirement. You are responsible for online research and writing for both short and long-form original content.
JOB DUTIES
JOB REQUIREMENTS
EXPERIENCE
COMPENSATION
Part time / contract position
A successful intern will improve their research and writing skills, and will build a broad portfolio of online writing samples.
TO APPLY FOR THIS JOB
Please email a cover letter explaining your qualifications and place “Social Media Writer” in the subject line. Link your portfolio and send writing samples of online work.
Apply here.
JOB SUMMARY
We’re a fast-growing Internet marketing firm in Irvine with an open position for an outstanding writer to serve our expanding business. You will create compelling copy for websites, landing pages, emails, print collateral and ads, press releases, and more.
Local applicants only.
Internet access a must and the time commitment is flexible. You make their own hours but are responsible for meeting weekly goals. Experience with online research and online writing is a requirement. You are responsible for online research and writing for both short and long-form original content.
JOB DUTIES
- Researching and producing blog content
- Phone, internet and print research for data
- Work directly with Marketing Department to produce blogs for websites
- Accept direction and guidance from our Marketing Department
- Commenting on the industry in their respective markets and participating in online forums
JOB REQUIREMENTS
- Social media, social networking, web advertising knowledge a must
- Interest in golf helpful but not required
- Minimum 1-2 years college level coursework completed
- Journalism Major preferred
- Ability to adjust your writing style to the context and audience
- Proven experience in writing online copy
EXPERIENCE
- MS Office proficiency
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Internet savvy, ability to maintain relationships, get research, read news, and be comfortable with social media websites and social networks
- A self-starter with the ability to take the initiative and move forward independently
- Passion for emerging online and social media technologies
- 10-15 hours per week availability
COMPENSATION
- $15- $20 per article or blog
- Minimum wage for data research
Part time / contract position
A successful intern will improve their research and writing skills, and will build a broad portfolio of online writing samples.
TO APPLY FOR THIS JOB
Please email a cover letter explaining your qualifications and place “Social Media Writer” in the subject line. Link your portfolio and send writing samples of online work.
Apply here.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Freelance writing, Social Axcess, topics: social media/ mobile marketing/ technology, pays $25 per article (telecommute)
Contact: meaghan.edelstein@gsmiweb.com
We are currently looking for a skilled writer who can produce unique, high quality articles on social media, mobile marketing and tech. This position will require a decent amount of research and the ability to produce excellent work quickly.
To be considered please submit three, formerly published, pieces of work. These should demonstrate your command of the english language, creativity and over-all writing skills. You may either provide us with links to the publications or attach the documents along with your application for consideration.
Requirements Include:
This is a telecommuting position, and all compensation will be paid on a contract basis.
Writers will be paid per project at a rate of $25.00 per article (350-550 words), with a minimum requirement of three contributions per week.
All qualified applicants are welcome to apply, and please visit http://socialaxcess.com/ for more information on the subject matter.
To be considered for this position please email your resume, writing sample and three formerly published pieces to meaghan.edelstein@gsmiweb.com with your subject line reading: Social Axcess Writer. Only word and PDF resumes will be accepted.
Hiring Organization: Global Strategic Management Institute
Location: NYC, Nationwide
Compensation: $25 per article
Telecommuting is ok.
More information here.
We are currently looking for a skilled writer who can produce unique, high quality articles on social media, mobile marketing and tech. This position will require a decent amount of research and the ability to produce excellent work quickly.
To be considered please submit three, formerly published, pieces of work. These should demonstrate your command of the english language, creativity and over-all writing skills. You may either provide us with links to the publications or attach the documents along with your application for consideration.
Requirements Include:
- Excellent writing skills
- Strong interpersonal communication
- Knowledgeable on the subject matter of social media, mobile and tech
- Ability to meet strict deadlines
- Attention to detail
- Command of the English language and grammar
This is a telecommuting position, and all compensation will be paid on a contract basis.
Writers will be paid per project at a rate of $25.00 per article (350-550 words), with a minimum requirement of three contributions per week.
All qualified applicants are welcome to apply, and please visit http://socialaxcess.com/ for more information on the subject matter.
To be considered for this position please email your resume, writing sample and three formerly published pieces to meaghan.edelstein@gsmiweb.com with your subject line reading: Social Axcess Writer. Only word and PDF resumes will be accepted.
Hiring Organization: Global Strategic Management Institute
Location: NYC, Nationwide
Compensation: $25 per article
Telecommuting is ok.
More information here.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Freelance writing, Single Grain, topics: SEO/ social media marketing, pays $15-$25 per article
Description
Single Grain is looking for a few bloggers to contribute 3-5 original posts each per week on the following topics: Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Social Media Marketing, Email Marketing, Link Building, etc.
In addition to blogging you’ll be required to participate in discussions and respond to comments on our blog.
Please apply only if have relevant blogging experience and you can provide a minimum of 3-5 articles (600-700 words on average) each week. Pay ranges from $15-$25 per article, depending on experience and quality.
How to apply
To apply, please send an email to sujitsu@gmail.com containing links to 3-4 posts/examples that are relevant to SEO or Social Media. Use the subject line “SEO Blogger” when applying.
More information here.
Single Grain is looking for a few bloggers to contribute 3-5 original posts each per week on the following topics: Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Social Media Marketing, Email Marketing, Link Building, etc.
In addition to blogging you’ll be required to participate in discussions and respond to comments on our blog.
Please apply only if have relevant blogging experience and you can provide a minimum of 3-5 articles (600-700 words on average) each week. Pay ranges from $15-$25 per article, depending on experience and quality.
How to apply
To apply, please send an email to sujitsu@gmail.com containing links to 3-4 posts/examples that are relevant to SEO or Social Media. Use the subject line “SEO Blogger” when applying.
More information here.
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