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Part-time Content Contributors for New Online Community

Posted By: SingaporeSocial

Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008

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Singapore's newest community-based website is looking for part-time Content Contributors to add fresh material to the site. If you are social, well-written and witty, if you enjoy exploring places in the city and are willing to write about it, we�d like to hear from you.


We're on the lookout for someone who:
- Goes out a lot and knows which places in the city generate a lot of buzz
- Has immediate access to a computer with the Internet, and a digital camera
- Is extremely fluent in English


As a Content Contributor, you would be:
- Writing honest reviews based on your first-hand experiences of places you've been to in Singapore
- Taking and uploading photos of the places you've been to
- Confirming the accuracy of business listing info


As a Content Contributor, you would be expected to add a minimum of 10 reviews with photos each week. Each review should take about 10-20 min to write. Your reviews should be easy to read and entertaining with lot of personality.


To apply, please respond with you're a 150 to 200 sample review of any place of any place in Singapore (a shop, restaurant, park, museum�etc). Also include the address and 2 recent photos of the place you are reviewing.



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