Content Writer For Fishing Blog

Do you love outdoors and freshwater fishing?
--If so, this job might be the perfect position for you.
--We’re expanding our content team for 2020. This position is for a writer specializing in fishing. We’re writing content that has everything to go with freshwater fishing
--The species we mainly write about will revolve around bass (largemouth and smallmouth, striped bass, trout, catfish, crappie, bluegill, walleye, and pike. We’re going to write about the best locations for fishing, time of year, best tips and tricks, how-to's, guides, and all the fishing products available out ---------- erested?
--Please read carefully before applying.

MUST HAVE"S
--You're a native English speaker (US, UK, CA, AU, NZ)
--You've deep knowledge about fishing and are able to speak the fisherman's lingo.
--You're able to articulate your knowledge in simple, easy to understand American-style English.
--You've previously written about this topic.
--You'll be asked to show your previous work.

TYPE OF WORK
--You will create various types of written content around fishing for the US audience.
--This includes educational (how-to’s, guides, comparison) and review contents (product reviews and roundups).
--Able to write a minimum of 3000 words per week to begin.
--We will provide you with the topics and a content outline. You're very much welcome to suggest topics as well.
--All work is 100% original content and will be owned by us.
--All submissions through Google Docs.
Payment is in USD, via PayPal or local US/UK/CA bank transfer. You'll send us an invoice upon acceptance of the work.

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU
--A regular writing gig (minimum 3000 words per week)
--Clear and concise training, eliminating any confusion of what is asked of you.
--A team that is flexible on schedule. We're open to discussion on your workload.
--You can be based anywhere in the world.

HOW TO APPLY
--Please read and understand our requirements laid out above before applying.
--An incomplete application will be rejected.
--You'll be asked to provide these details via the application form:
--Previous work on fishing topics. Provide links to your published work, or attach documents.
--A short description introducing yourself and why you would be a great fit for our team.
--Your CV.
--Your rate: $40-$80 per 1000 words, in USD based on your experience and the quality of your work.

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Good luck!