eHomeUpgrade is currently seeking competent writers (preferably in the USA) to blog in a compelling/authoritative manner on all the latest trends and happenings in the “Digital Home” space. Ideally, we are looking for someone who can submit 2-3 (200+ word) posts every morning/afternoon, Monday-Friday, and has personal experience using some of the many products and services covered on our site. No newbies the niche please (we're trying to keep on the job training to a minimum).
Regularly Covered Topics:
Windows Media Center, MythTV, LinuxMCE, SageTV, Beyond TV, Apple Front Row, Apple TV, Windows Home Server, Home Networking, Home Automation, Media Extenders, UPnP/DLNA, Online Content Providers.
Daily Tasks:
Writers should be able to find news on their own and recap new product developments (most common), post how-tos, conduct product reviews and interviews, and give analysis on industry trends.
[Sample posts from one of our top bloggers]
Important:
Besides being a proficient writer, bloggers must be competent with one or all of the major PC platforms (i.e. Windows, Mac, Linux) and be adept at using image editing software like Photoshop or GIMP.
Pay:
$6 per post + $1 bonus for every 1,000 page views after the first 1,000 (i.e. 2,000 permalink post page views = $7, 3,000 = $8, and so on). After 3 months with us, the $6 rate becomes $7.
Note to prospective writers: as you help the site grow, so will your monthly payouts.
Job perks:
Press-pass entry to conferences, software and hardware freebies, name recognition for writing for a reputable publication.
For more information and details on how you can apply, visit: http://www.ehomeupgrade.com/jobs/ -- Be sure to mention that you found this job at Performancing.com.
Note: We are looking for people with a fair amount of experience covering and/or using "Digital Home" tech for this position.
Note to applicants: Usually
Note to applicants: Usually the details of word count, frequency, etc., need to be listed here, but all that information IS at the eHomeUpgrade jobs page.
Alexander: However, it's not clear what qualifies for the high-end of the rate. If you can clarify this here (or on your jobs page), I suggest that you do. thanks.
Regarding high-end rate posts
Those would consist of comprehensive how-tos and hands-on product reviews.
Alexander: Ok, but i meant
Alexander: Ok, but i meant in terms of word count. So that applicants have an easier task of assessing what they want to do. thanks.
Alexander: Please check your pm
Hi,
The site contact form is not working so I forwarded my application as a private message to you.
Cheer,
Pulkit Chandna
Email Form
I checked the form. Everything seems to be working ok. After you send a message you'll see an AJAX notification update at the bottom stating that the message has been sent.
I'll check your PM. Thanks.
Post new comment