Writers wanted (food) | 10-20+ cents per word
Added 2024-01-16 19:13:28 +0000 UTCCOMPANY/PUBLICATION: TRIED & TRUE RECIPES
Kylie Perrotti, Owner of Tried & True Recipes, is looking for writers:
I have a recipe blog, and I have a section of my site called "Stories." I've hired several writers from Reddit before to develop stories for my website, and I am revisiting that section of my site.
I am fairly open as far as the topic goes – for instance, one writer did a piece on Sarmale, and another writer did a piece on canned tomatoes.
I am flexible in terms of payment with whatever your rate is, 10 cents per word to 20 cents per word, but I am happy to negotiate to pay more for high-quality work. I can also pay a flat rate per project, and we can discuss rates to do multiple pieces as well.
I'm most interested in exploring food traditions and even better if there is a recipe associated with the post so I can cook and photograph it as well. But I'm very open to creative pitches!
If you'd like to see samples of stories that exist on my site, let me know and I'm happy to share them.
It's preferable if you have some background in food or food writing or are just very passionate about it, as well as general SEO best practices.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Applications: Via Reddit (note: unless otherwise stated, you may connect with the advertiser by visiting their profile here and hitting "send message" under "more options" in the right sidebar, or by leaving a message in the comments section of the original post)
Website: https://www.triedandtruerecipe.com/
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