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Lifestyle Writers wanted (contract/freelance)
If you're hip, opinionated and have a way with words, why not consider getting paid to write?
We are offering you the opportunity to earn a decent side income as a freelance lifestyle writer for our range of digital media websites, most of which are targeted at expat readers.
You'll only be assigned as much work as you can handle, which means that you will be able to write on a completely flexible basis without having to compromise your other commitments.
The range of topics includes:
- Singapore living
- Home and Garden
- Dining
- Nightlife
- Travel
- Art and Culture
To be eligible, you must be
a) Resident in Singapore and or otherwise able to attend at least one face-to-face meeting in Singapore each month
b) A native English speaker (or have a native level of proficiency in English)
c) Outgoing, inquisitive and be prepared to speak to people in order to research stories
d) Committed to meeting deadlines and to producing high quality editorial copy
Articles will typically be short (500-700 words) and should be targeted at internet readers.
In addition, if you're interested in a more permanent work arrangement, we'd be happy to speak with you.
We will pay you $45 per article and $25 per photo. Once you have had at least 100 articles published (or if you are an experienced writer with at least 2 years of editorial/journalist/copywriting experience), we will pay you $55 per article.
To get in touch with us, please write in to [email protected]. Kindly attach your resume, a brief description of yourself, and a few samples of your writing.
We hope to hear from you soon!
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