DESCRIPTION:

Currently seeking articles for the monthly Writing World e-mail newsletter. We are no longer purchasing articles for website use only; however, all newsletter articles are archived on the website after publication. We use articles on almost every aspect of writing: fiction, nonfiction, business and commercial writing, the business of writing, etc. However, with more than 600 articles already on the site, it can be difficult to find a topic we haven’t covered yet. Please review our topical indices or our Master Article Index before submitting a query or manuscript.

As we have a huge collection of “beginner” pieces, we are currently interested primarily in articles for the more experienced writer, and we are particularly interested in articles on commercial/business writing and in fiction (including genre fiction).

All articles must have a strong “How-to” focus. We want readers to come away from an article thinking, “Now I understand how to do that!” Watch out for “why-to” articles — as in “why” it’s important to have a good query letter but not how you write one.

We use articles between 800 and 2000 words, with a preference for the 1000-1500 word range. We never use short pieces (e.g., 500 words). Please don’t try to sell us a piece on “everything you need to know about writing a novel in 800 words or less.” It can’t be done.

We do not accept personal experience pieces, personal essays, “how I learned…” pieces, etc. We do not accept author interviews at this time.

We purchase short humor pieces for the newsletter that relate to writing. If you have a short humorous poem about writing or being a writer, great; don’t send us your humorous poems about cats or snowflakes, please! We also prefer jokes to “personal experience” humor (as in “how I learned a funny but important lesson about writing”). Humor pieces are paid $15.
Terms

Payment: 5 cents per word for original articles, to a maximum of $100 (articles over 2000 words are paid $100); $25 for reprints; $15 for humor. Payment on acceptance. We will also exchange advertising space for articles.

Rights: For original articles: First electronic rights, plus three months’ exclusive rights for publication on the website after the article has appeared in the newsletter, plus the nonexclusive right to retain on the website for an additional nine months (for a total of one year). Authors may withdraw their articles from the website thereafter by submitting a written request. For reprints: Nonexclusive electronic rights, plus the right to archive online for one year. Newsletters are archived in their entirety online in perpetuity. Simultaneous Submissions: No, thanks. We’re not happy to buy an article only to have it show up in another writing newsletter at the same time, even if it’s a reprint!

Response Times: We generally respond to submissions within three weeks. We buy articles well in advance of publication, so accepted articles may not be published for six months or more.

Submissions: Query or send complete manuscript to Moira Allen, Editor.

If submitting the complete manuscript, please attach it as an MS Word file.
Company: Writing-World.com
Contact person: Moira Allen
Contact information: editors@writing-world.com

URL:  http://www.genuinejobs.com/jobs_detail.php?id=4631

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Appointment Setters

DESCRIPTION:

I am an independent sales executive with The Interchange Brokerage Company. I am looking for a couple of appointment setters experienced in business to business telecommuting. This is a part time position. Monday through Friday, 4 hours each day. You may choose your own hours during the day. This is a very easy position, however I do need people with experience. You will be cold calling businesses setting webinar and telephone appointments, we do not sell anything. The pay is $8.00 an hour to start, however you will be given a raise to $10.00 an hour within a very short time if you can show that you are good at appointment setting and that you are dependable, etc. Pay is biweekly via PayPal or paper check.

This is a manual dialing position. I am looking for someone that works very well independently and that can make 20-25 calls an hour. You will be calling businesses and setting appointments for webinars to help them SAVE money on the hidden interchange fees that they are being charge by their merchant processors. Again, we do not sell anything, this makes your job very easy.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Unlimited long distance
• High speed computer
• Reliable internet
• Quiet home office

For more information about our company and the service we offer please visit www.interchangebrokerage.com. Look at the video on the Home Page and on the Products Page to get an idea of what our company does to help other companies.

If you are interested in applying for the appointment setting position please email your resume to the e-mail address below after you have visited the website. No phone calls please. I will be filling these positions by Monday. You must be able to start on Tuesday, 7-27-2010.

Company: The Interchange Brokerage Company.
Contact information: jthompson@interchangebrokers.com

URL:  http://www.genuinejobs.com/jobs_detail.php?id=4636

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Freelance Technology Writers

DESCRIPTION:

Experienced technology writers needed to freelance for new monthly magazine sold only as an iPad app. Must be knowledgeable about mobile tech and the issues surrounding it. Could include product reviews. Ability to provide multimedia (photos, video, podcasts) a big plus. Respond with appropriate clips. If you do not have experience writing about tech, please do not answer. Pay varies with assignment.
Company: Sideways.com
Contact information: jsweeney@inomadics.com

URL:  http://www.genuinejobs.com/jobs_detail.php?id=4628

We welcome that!

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Get credit for your articles (we are not looking for ghost writers here! You get to claim your work!), build your online profile, and position yourself in the freelance market.

If you are interested, hop on over to our contact page and reach out to us. Once the first article is accepted we will provide you with the access needed to post freely!

Talk to you soon!

Helen

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