Long-Term Writer (Ghostwriting)

Job ID: 35579097

Budget: $8 – $15 CAD

Do you love food? Do you love writing fun, personality-driven content? If so, you may be a perfect fit for our fun and fast-moving company!

We are a French digital agency and we’re looking for native English speaker freelance writers who can help us expand our food blog.

New freelancers are welcome.

The article may be published on a website under a pseudonym and you will NOT be credited.

It is important to be able to write in a conversational tone that's appropriate for blogs while still providing solid information.

For every article. we provide extensive briefs on how the article should be formatted, key items to include, and some reference articles for your research. Our team is always available to answer questions so you never write in the dark.

But we also expect you to understand and appropriate the topic. We want you to go the extra mile and not just rehash the outlines. We also target profiles that can write lots of information with the fewest words. In other words, be synthetic.

You should also accept constructive criticism to work with the editor and make article revisions as required. In the first couple of weeks, there will likely be a lot of feedback and editing required, but once you get into the swing of things, that part should be minimal.

Articles will be expected to be completed within one working week. However, we can be flexible if you communicate in advance.

2. Skills / Experience Required:

- Native English (this is a must)
- Use of Google Doc
- Interested in potential long term writing assignment after the successful completion of this job
- Follow the supplied content outlines and deadlines
- Accept criticism and feedback
- Insert in your application food writer position
- Conversational style
- Synthetic

3. Pay Rates:
- Per article basis
- Test at a discounted rate
- Payments are made on Upwork

4. How to apply
5. How to Stand Out:

We're looking for someone who has a fun writing style that's packed with personality.

Anything you can do in the application to show me your style of writing will definitely give you an edge and make me take notice.

Writing samples are critical as this is one of the key things I look at in order to find the perfect candidate.

But you can also show me your style and personality in the **final question** on the application form. That's one of the key places where I look to see what sort of writing style you have.

While this is a content-focused role, experience with search engine optimization and copywriting is always a big plus.

Thanks