Here’s an appropriate follow-up to last week’s post on freelancing tips–the company for which I do my most regular freelancing is in need of some more writers!
I’ve been cranking out up to 10K per day for Quality Communication Solutions, but (happily) business is booming, and Steve Brown needs some more writers for his team. QCS takes orders for written work from all kinds of different clients, and Steve distributes the assignments among the writers on his team. If you’d like to apply, you can email him at srbrownqcs@gmail.com, or you can use the website’s contact form to let Steve know you’re interested.
Steve has been great to work with–he nurtures his team members with encouragement and (when it’s needed) education. He’s great about communicating and checking in with his writers about the workload, the details of the assignments, and timelines and deadlines. His pay structure for writing assignments is tiered according to the number of words in each piece, and he offers additional bonuses for timely submissions and for writers who complete large word-counts in a week. He pays every Monday for the previous week’s work, using PayPal for the payments.
I’ve been enjoying the work–so if you’re looking for an opportunity, I recommend this one! If you do contact Steve, just one favor… Could you please let him know it was Kana who sent you his way? Happy writing, all!
, which is a great resource for pretty much every publication everywhere that publishes poetry, with all the specs on how to submit, what (or if) they pay, what types they’re looking for, whether they accept simultaneous submissions (meaning you can send a poem to multiple publishers at the same time… or not), what percentage of submissions they accept, and all those good stats. (There’s also a more general Writer’s Market publication, fantastic resource with all the same sort of info, but including more genres…)
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