Pitches wanted (freelancing, remote work, economic fallout) | $300-$350 per piece

[This opportunity was posted 30+ days ago and has expired.] 

While  we try to get back to everyone, due to a high volume of pitches we  can’t always respond. If you don’t hear from us within two weeks, feel  free to shop your idea elsewhere.

Please review our content strategy and pitch requirements below before pitching.

Review our content strategy before pitching

OUR MISSION

We offerss analysis of the creative freelance space and  strategies for how individuals can maximize their freelance careers  within the world of content marketing.

OUR AUDIENCE

Experienced  freelance creatives: writers, designers, photographers, videographers  and more. Content can be broadly targeted toward these groups or  narrowly focused targeting one subset.

OUR PUBLISHING PILLARS 

Pitches should fall under one of these four pillars:

Resources:  Hands-on guidance for freelancers seeking to deepen their client base,  keep up with best practices, and up their business savvy. Preference  will be given to evergreen(ish) stories that provide lasting value.

Trends: Timely takes on news concerning the freelance economy and emerging trends in the freelance community

Voices: Personal essays covering the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of self-employment in the content marketing space.

Be a Better Freelancer: Content in this pillar helps freelancers navigate the landscape — from getting  set-up with clients to navigating projects and relationships  to enhancing the value and quality of the work they deliver.

HOW TO STRUCTURE YOUR PITCH

Please note which pillar your idea falls under in the subject line of your email. (Ex: VOICES: How I Freelance from Space.)

PITCHES SHOULD OFFER:

• A grabby lede
• 1-2 short paragraphs describing your idea
• Proposed subheds
• Proposed sources—articles, studies, interviews—if applicable

PAY

Pay for a typical 700-1,000-word story  ranges from $300-$350, but could be more or less depending on length,  sourcing requirements, and other factors.

WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR NOW (last updated: April 8, 2020)

Stories  that help freelancers navigate the coronavirus crisis, professionally  and personally. Favorable topics include: remote work, productivity,  finding work, the economic fallout, emergency assistance, personal  essays, financial management during downturns, and more.

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