EXCLUSIVE: Offer For Writers Who Want Higher Paying, More Consistent Work

Hey, I’m hiring a couple writers for ongoing work. But not just any writer. Writers I hire will need to: - Have experience in gambling (preferably hands-on). You should know many games by name and how to play them. And you should have experience with online gambling or are willing to put in the time to learn about it. - Be pithy and to the point. You don’t write 800 words when 400 will do the job. - Not engage in copy incest. You don’t paraphrase articles from other gambling websites, news sources or Wikipedia. You can – and prefer – to come up with your own hooks, angles and ideas. - Write like they talk. Like you’re talking to a friend. Or how I’m talking to you right now. - Write for the web. That means short paragraphs. Short sentences, too. Cool? - Complete 10+ pages (consistently) each week. - Focus on the details. For example, you’ll want to use the phrase, PAL Writing Job, at the top of your reply. All other replies will be ignored. All other writers need not apply. This gig will pay on a per page basis. If you’re good at what you do – and you’re fast – you will make more money compared to low-balled, per-word pricing. Payments will be on a regular basis (weekly or bi-monthly for work completed). And I’ll be working with you one-on-one. I have 6+ years experience freelancing. If you need help getting faster, coming up with ideas or stepping up the quality of your work, I can help you out. How does that sound? Then lets do a paid trial run. Please send me an email with answers to these questions: 1. Who are you? What’s your experience? 2. What gambling topics do you know most about? What do you like to write about most? 3. How many pages can you commit to each week? Assume each page will be 800-1200 words, on average, and may need up to 60 min of research. 4. How much would you like to earn per page? Please send me your replies. Include a link to (preferred) or sample of a short article or blog post you wrote recently. Replies will be sent to qualified writers. Thanks, Matt PS - The budget I added to the job is a general idea of what we're willing to pay per completed page.