Lynn Smythe
Know More Media (LINK)
February 2nd 2008 03:43
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Write for Know More Media
Know More Media invites you to become a contributing author to our blog network specializing in business information and news. We seek topical experts who are also savvy at blogging and building online readership; you must be committed to growing the blog's traffic and understand how to network online. We want people who can write with a clear, strong, competent, and honest voice. If you have a passion, knowledge, or expertise in a certain business topic or industry, you may be an ideal candidate to become a Know More Media Author.
Get paid to write from anywhere you can find an Internet connection. Authors typically earn from $150 - $1000 per month, receiving a combined compensation for each article/blog post, blog traffic, and other earnings opportunities. All authors are expected to publish at least one post a day, 5 days a week, as well as perform the blog promotion and networking necessary for blog traffic growth and the success of online media.
Why become a Know More Media Author?
Make money writing!
Get instantly published.
Work from home or any location where you can connect to the Internet.
Establish your reputation as an expert in a field.
Write what you want without supervisory editing
Increase promotion for your personal business endeavors
Hone and improve your writing and research skills through daily usage.
Take part in the future of online publishing and media—blogging.
Join a leading network of business experts.
What We Look for in an Author
Passion. You must love the topic—possess a passion for it. You must have a passion to succeed and grow your blog's readership and traffic. You’ll be writing on it extensively; if you don’t have a love for it, you will never endure. Plus, this passion will shine through in your writing; it will be infectious.
Business Expertise
You must be a personal expert in your topic or field. Know More Media is a place where information seekers come to find new information, new advice, and original opinions. If you can only re-hash what everyone else is saying on the topic, sorry, but you’re not a fit for us. We want expertise from its source—you.
Writing Ability
Superior blogging is both what you say and how you say it. Great writing is the ability to transform your thoughts, feelings, and knowledge into the written word in a lucid, concise, and entertaining manner. Can you edit out your own typos? Do you use proper grammar? Can you express yourself clearly? We don’t edit your content for you—you must be able to do it yourself.
A Voice
As we like to say, “It’s all about the voice.” Plain, boring, dry toast, just-tell-the-facts writing is not what we want. We want personality; we want uniqueness; we want you to have a singular, identifiable voice that people want to listen to.
Further Information
Visit the writer's guidelines page on the Know More Media website to find out more information including the blogging topics that are currently available.
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Comment by Jeanne Dininni
Writer's Notes
Sounds like a great opportunity for the right person with the right topcial expertise!
Jeanne
Comment by Lynn Smythe
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Business blogs seem to be the hot topic right now. I have a post that should publish on Monday or Tuesday about another site that is looking for business bloggers. Business blogs seem to be able to attract a lot of advertising $$ so they should do well.
The Know More Media site has an opening for their Biz of Fitness blog right now. Wish there was a way I could qualify to write for that. The fitness part wouldn't be too difficult - I've written a few bicycling articles.
But the business part is totally foreign to me. If it was one of my writing friends - I'd say go ahead and fill out the application. What's the worst that can happen - they can say thanks, but no thanks. But I'm just a big chicken myself
Take care,
Lynn
Comment by Jeanne Dininni
Writer's Notes
I know exactly what you mean! At such times, we always feel every perceived shortcoming so acutely--even though, if given the chance, we might actually do well due to our natural skills and talents.
Jeanne