Content Writer (Software Blog)
a US software startup · Remote, US only
$25–$40/hr
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A short task taken from a real shift. There are no wrong answers, only hints, and nothing you do here is sent to anyone.
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Edit a store announcement
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The original (90 words)
ExampleIn order to make sure that all of our customers are able to get the very best experience possible, it has been decided by the management team that the store hours will be extended on weekends. This change was made because of the fact that alot of customers have been asking for it for a really long time. starting next month, the store will be open untill 9 pm on Saturdays and Sundays, and we really think that this is going to be something that customers will enjoy very much.
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The job in plain words
About the job
A US software startup wants articles its customers actually find useful: guides, comparisons and how-tos.
What you do
- Write 2 to 4 articles a month, each 1,500 to 2,500 words
- Work from a clear brief, and talk to experts on the team when you need to
- Revise with an editor who gives you real feedback
Pay
Paid per article, which works out to about $25 to $40 an hour. Your name goes on your articles, and good writers stay for years.
What you need
- Published writing you can share
- Comfortable interviewing experts
- A basic understanding of SEO
Training and pay
- $25–$40/hr, paid in US dollars
- Hours: 10-30 hrs
- Your name on your articles
- Free to apply. iince never charges job seekers.
A normal shift
- 9:00Read the brief for this week's article.
- 9:30Research and write an outline.
- 12:00Lunch break.
- 1:00Write the first draft in plain, clear sentences.
- 3:30Edit, check facts and send it for review.
Example schedule. Your hours depend on the shifts you choose.
Why the company name is not shown
Employers hire through iince so they can review a short list instead of hundreds of unscreened applications. You will learn the company's name when we introduce you, before any interview.