Blog Writers Needed for Tiny Homes Niche!

Need to hire 3 Freelancers

I'm looking for passionate writers with the potential for long-term work.

I'm building a small team of writers in the near term to work with me on an ongoing basis.

We need writers that are interested in writing about tiny homes, container homes, remodeling, DIY, etc.

Please include which industries you have experience in and include previous work.
Or, if you don't have experience, that's cool too – you just need to be able to research and write clearly.

I will provide you with the article name and an example article. I would like you to research and then write about aUpgrade to see actual infoword article. You should also put a list of reference sites where you did the research so I can cite them when published. I'll give you a simple style guide to follow to ensure the formatting is Upgrade to see actual info is important to be able to write in a conversational tone that's appropriate for personal blogs while still providing solid information. The ability to do solid research is vital for this role! So, if you have a passion for containers and container homes, this might be a good fit.

Required:
- Fluent US English.
- Familiar with Surfer SEO a plus! It is an optimization tool that all writers will need to use.
- Interested in completing this job quickly for the fixed bid amount and receiving thorough feedback.
- Interested in potential longer-term writing assignments after the successful completion of this job. I want to add a couple of people to my team to write about 30,000 words a month.

When applying, please answer the following questions:
1. Why do you think you'd be a good fit for this job?
2. What industries do you have experience in? Please include examples.
3. Do you have an interest in tiny homes, container homes, etc? Please expand and talk about why you're passionate about this niche.
4. Do you speak or write in "American" English? It's important for this gig. Please rate your English from 1-10.
5. What are your 3 best qualities as a writer?

Look forward to hearing from you!

Thanks
Ryan