[ShelbyL]

Contentdivas.com is looking for freelance US English as a first language writers to write articles, blog postings, press releases, Ebooks, reports and other content regarding a wide range of subjects. The projects range from first come first serve grab and go article sets, to writing multiple versions of one article in sentence spinning fashion, to high end content writing projects.

Work is freelance as a 1099 independent contractor working from home. All pay is project based and is assigned out on a project by project basis. Content Divas has a lot of clients and so the work is very consistent.

Each project has set deadlines and it’s very important that qualified writers are able to commit and meet their deadlines. In addition, while we are hiring a lot of writers, we are not currently set up to hire people who just want to work now and then. We need writers that are looking for consistent work.

Qualifications:


· Passion for writing
· Strong writing ability
· Ability to meet deadlines and manage your time
· Technically savvy
· Ability to research topics and write informed material on a variety of subjects

**Knowledge of SEO is a HUGE plus.

While we receive requests to write on literally every topic under the sun (minus adult-only content and gambling) we have a strong need for people who can write competently in subjects relating to the following categories:

· Internet Marketing
· Real Estate
· Local Businesses and Finance
· Income opportunities/work from home topics
· Computers and technology
· Medical related topics

All work is run through professional editors and is checked for plagiarism.

All qualified applicants can email us at employment@contentdivas.com with the following information:

1. Why do you deserve a spot on our team of Rock Star Writers?

2. What are your favorite topics to write on?

3. Send us your resume, or in place of a resume, some examples of writing projects that you have enjoyed working on in the past.

You will be asked to write two 400-500 word articles on various topics and will be hired based on that content. Thanks for reading this and I look forward to working with you. You will retain ownership and rights to the two test articles that you write.

PS. Yes, we know our website is awful! It’s a typical case of “The cobbler’s children have no shoes.” It’s being redesigned behind the scenes.

PPS. IF you respond directly to this forum post or PM me, WE WILL NOT RESPOND TO YOU. You must email the address above with the information that we request to even be considered as an applicant.

Thanks!! .

[Formal Shorts]

Good luck - I'm sure you'll be inundated with applications

With regard to your website - you should have someone proofread it while it's being redesigned. There's a few errors which are unbecoming of such a service

[Krish2007]

Sent PM. Please reply.

Krish

[spydernetwork]

Hi Shelby,

I have nothing against you or your post but I just want to make an I-second-the-motion comment in addition to what our colleague, Formal Shorts, has noticed.

Your content definitely needs some editing. We run the same writing service/firm. In this IM world, I don't see anyone as a competitor but a business partner. Having said that, I have proofread the content of your frontpage quickly. Please see the attached file.

I hope this helps. Please don't take my advice/help personally. I'm just here to help.

Sincerely,

Jaycee

Originally Posted by Formal Shorts

Good luck - I'm sure you'll be inundated with applications

With regard to your website - you should have someone proofread it while it's being redesigned. There's a few errors which are unbecoming of such a service

[erichammer]

Folks, just for the record, I have worked with Content Divas in the past so I thought I'd offer some insight:

They are very easy to work with and generally don't make writers crazy (anyone who ever worked with Demand Studios or some of the nuttier clients on Textbrokers knows what I'm talking about).

They also pay on time and they pay via MassPay so that you don't have to worry about paying lots of fees.



The bad news: the pay is not terribly good. They pay 1.8 cents per word for basic stuff (90% of the work they have is basic) and 5 cents per word for eBooks or press releases. However, the odds of getting the better paying jobs are slim so expect to mostly be given 1.8 cent per word jobs and don't expect to be able to do ten per day like people on DS used to do.

[makingiants]

Hi, thanks for posting.
PM sent.

[DOMINO214]

Hi
I have sent you an email as requested.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.

[sryan]

Just sent you an email, look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,
Scott

[nbhand03]

Email sent with samples. Looking forward to your response.

Nitin with regards,

[samque]

Hi Shelby,

I applied for the position of a freelance writer to CD. I have already submitted the samples, but am yet to get a feedback. Can you tell me the status of the samples? Sorry to bother you.

Samina

[stander]

Hey Shelby, Did you abandon YLE Your Local Edge? What are you doing about Paid Customers that did not get what was promised? I am not talking about all the futures being promised but what was promised when payment was made? I for one lost patience awhile ago and can not get any answers (the reason for my comment here is to see if I can reach you.)