Seven String Content Writer

[Alex]

We're looking for an expert writer who's able to write mainly about Seven String guitars.

If you have amazing writing skills, then this job is for you. We will pay on a per-article basis.

You will go the extra mile to deliver high-quality writing, and back it up with in-depth knowledge research. We do not tolerate AI, spun, filler/fluff, or low-quality content.

To apply, send me an email to: alex @ xelamedia.com

In your email, please answer these questions.

1. Briefly explain your writing background
2. Send a sample of your content writing
3. Share your LinkedIn profile URL (optional)

Looking for a writer who's in this for the long term, and who can start ASAP.

 

[odibrom]

Interesting proposition...

I'm no writer (not even native English), but this lifts up a few questions (in no particular order), the "write mainly about 7 string guitars" seems to be a bit vague.
1 - Are we talking reviews, setups, tunings, comparisons, new gear releases, hardware, wiring, strings, history, theory, technique, music genre, QAs and FAQs...? Everything and then some? All these can be said about any kind of guitar, why specifically 7 stringers...?
2 - What's the writer's guitar playing proficiency/experience required?
3 - What is the purpose of the writings, meaning, where are these supposed to published?
4 - How big should these be, 2, 5, 10, more pages, a PhD size/kind of document?
5 - What's in it for the writer, meaning, it is a payed job, right? How much, is there a wager or is it by the article? How much time is expected to cost per week (this is ultra subjective, but feel free to answer)? How big/small are the dead lines?
6 - Please detail the "long term", 1, 2, 3, 10 years, until death do us apart?
7 - How big/small is the team/project?
8 - What does the writer needs to physically have besides the writing hardware? Does one needs to have a studio, audio/video recording means? What is provided from the team so the writer can accomplish his tasks?

I wish you all the best in this endeavor...

 

[BlackMastodon]

Do posts here count as writing experience and guitar expertise?

There are plenty of us here who love to write longwinded posts pretending that we know things.