Article writing for Finance & Insurance Website
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
- Deliverables are well researched articles on topics related to personal finance, savings & investments, & insurance along with relevant stock images. This will be posted on a website.
- Example of topics are: "Best car insurance in the market"; "Which Credit Card should you get right now"; "Where to invest INR 1000 per month"; "Top 5 travel insurance in India", "Top ranked Mutual Funds to invest in right now", etc
- Expected wordcount per article ~ 1000-1500
- Total expected article in first phase = 5
- Expected payout per article INR 1500-2000. This depends on the conversation with the author and related portfolio which can be shared by the author
- This is expected to turn into a longer turn project, dependent on depth of research and quality of produced articles
- The expectation from the author is to have basic knowledge of financial markets, insurance, banks, loans, credit cards, stocks, mutual funds, etc so that the author can do a deeper research for each topic
- Research can be done on internet and by talking to sales representatives from bank and financial institutions on phone (both primary and secondary research)
- Example of topics are: "Best car insurance in the market"; "Which Credit Card should you get right now"; "Where to invest INR 1000 per month"; "Top 5 travel insurance in India", "Top ranked Mutual Funds to invest in right now", etc
- Expected wordcount per article ~ 1000-1500
- Total expected article in first phase = 5
- Expected payout per article INR 1500-2000. This depends on the conversation with the author and related portfolio which can be shared by the author
- This is expected to turn into a longer turn project, dependent on depth of research and quality of produced articles
- The expectation from the author is to have basic knowledge of financial markets, insurance, banks, loans, credit cards, stocks, mutual funds, etc so that the author can do a deeper research for each topic
- Research can be done on internet and by talking to sales representatives from bank and financial institutions on phone (both primary and secondary research)