Content Writer Required For On-going Monthly Projects -- 3

The role of this job is to write content that is engaging and keeps people interested to read the full article. The process: 1. I will give you a link that when clicked, opens up a content brief in a piece of software called Surferseo 2. You will follow the guidelines of the brief outlined in the software, and proceed to write the article within the piece of software (It uses a similar layout to other writing platforms like Mircosoft Word). 3. Submit the article to me for approval through Trello. 4. If any tweaks are required, you do these and resubmit the article. Ideally, you will have experience using Surferso (please let me know in your cover letter if you have or haven't). However, I will supply you with video guidance covering the whole process. This job pays $1.50 per 100 words of content you write, with the average article being between 2-4k words in length. Each project is different, some projects consist of 40k words, some consist of 200k. Every time you have finished one project, there will be another lined up ready for you. If you want to write 40k words per month, great. If you want to write more, that is entirely up to you and how much time you have. In your cover letter, I need to know you can commit to this level of work and are happy with the pay. You should have great English content writing skills, and demonstrate this by sending through examples of previous articles you have written attached with your cover letter. When applying for this job, I need you to talk me through your experience relating to this position. The opening sentence of your cover letter should state "Peanut butter jelly". This helps me understand who actually takes the time to read the job post thoroughly. I need you to talk me through your hobbies and interests, this is vital to the position. Ideally, I don't want you to write about something you are not interested in or have experience in. If you send me a list of every single topic under the sun, I will not bother contacting you. If you still see the job post live after a few days, chances are that no quality candidates have applied. Meaning you will be in with a great chance of succeeding (providing you are a quality candidate). There will be a writing test before I hire you. If this wasn't clear above, this will lead to ongoing projects, should you excel at the position.