Casino News Writer

[pinkytoe]

Hey folks,

I am looking for an excellent native English speaking writer to write an undefined amount of casino news articles. The site is an authority Roulette site so a stronger focus on Roulette is needed. The news must be well researched, referenced, wrote to an extremely high standard and of interest. I do not want rehashes of current news, I want investigative reporting, industry expertise and relevant opinion.

The candidate must have a knowledge of Vegas, Atlantic City, Macau, online casino industry, casino software and knowledge of gambling, both on and off line. If you do not know the games, it will stick out like a sore thumb to me.

I stress how important this is. Please do not apply if you won't deliver this.

Again, the information must be 100% unique. I will be checking through these article with a fine tooth comb and running them through copyscape, so if you are not a legit writer, please dont waste both our times.

I am a snob when it comes to paying for content. I will pay well for quality writing, but I will not accept anything less.

If you feel you have what it takes, please PM me a relevant news sample of your work and and tell me your rates on a c/word or $/article basis.

Thanks

 

[FictionNet]

I used a company called stickycontent.co.uk in the past - very expensive but very, very good, which appears to be a good match for you.

 

[pinkytoe]

Thanks mate. Maybe you can PM me where you have used their content if you don't mind? Of course, no offence taken if you would rather not

 

[FictionNet]

Thanks mate. Maybe you can PM me where you have used their content if you don't mind? Of course, no offence taken if you would rather not

Please PM me your e-mail addy and I'll see if I can find the originals. Prolly be tomorrow.

 

[baldidiot]

I used a company called stickycontent.co.uk in the past - very expensive but very, very good, which appears to be a good match for you.

Hey Rob - do you remember what they charge roughly? Couldn't see any details on their website...

 

[FictionNet]

Hey Rob - do you remember what they charge roughly? Couldn't see any details on their website...

Got your PM, pinky - will send something over today. The articles were mostly published on a site that I sold a few years and I've been unable to find the original invoices but I know I paid too much, perhaps something like £200/300 per 500 word article. WTF was I thinking? This was a while back and their pricing could be more competitive now.

I should elaborate a bit on saying they were 'expensive but good'. I liked the company's attitude and desire to do a good job. I found Sticky Content to be enthusiastic, they were not online gambling experts but nothing really came back indicated they didn't know their stuff. They enjoyed the project, which ran for a few months and I found them a pleasure to work with. Just bloody expensive.

 

[baldidiot]

Got your PM, pinky - will send something over today. The articles were mostly published on a site that I sold a few years and I've been unable to find the original invoices but I know I paid too much, perhaps something like £200/300 per 500 word article. WTF was I thinking? This was a while back and their pricing could be more competitive now.

Holy buckets!

Thanks mate - good to know.

 

[societyofslots]

perhaps something like £200/300 per 500 word article. WTF was I thinking? .

I know this is a reltively old post.. but yeah dude WTF was you thinking.. £200-£300 for an article.. ..lol

 

[FictionNet]

I know this is a reltively old post.. but yeah dude WTF was you thinking.. £200-£300 for an article.. ..lol

Hey, it was the good old days before the USA got shafted - money growing on trees If it hadn't gone on writing, it'd probably have gone on something illegal.

 

[michael26a]

I just wanted to mention that I've used odesk.com in the past for my unique content, and I was pleased with the results. If you decide to hire someone, make sure they have an incredible amount of experience, great English skills, and a rating of 5 out of 5