Jobs Tagged "technology"

Dear freelance journalism Twitter (journalism X?): I have freelance money. You have story ideas. Send me your pitches for features about TV, Movies, Video Games, Science, or Technology to jacob@inverse.com. I love to pay $1000 for a great story. Read this thread for more info

I'm looking for a freelance Writer / Creative Director / ACD. Strong experience in concept / experience ideation. Ideally this person is able to articulate complex concepts in technology into digestible messaging across all mediums. Experience launching technology products, working on internal teams is a must.

The project is a an exciting sprint to orchestrate several product launches at Google.

Send me a DM with your portfolio and contact details or tag someone you know that might be a good fit.

I'm looking to compile a list of tech freelancers for the relaunch of @gearnuke. Drop me a DM with portfolio and I'll get you on my list, expecting to have work from next month! Any signal boosts are appreciated!

PCMag, the leading authority on technology, is looking for #freelance writers to join our team of experts writing product reviews and related buying advice stories for IT decision-makers in small to mid-sized businesses.

Review categories typically entail SaaS packages for business automation, including:

• Customer relationship management (CRM) tools
• Email marketing clients
• Marketing automation tools
• Help desk software
• Video conferencing software
• Business voice-over-IP (VoIP) solutions
• and others, as specified by PCMag editors.

An ideal reviewer will have knowledge and experience in one or more of the above or similar categories (or be willing to develop it). You'll bring that expertise to bear to write thoughtful, detailed reviews with detailed comparisons that help our readers make smart buying decisions. You'll also need to grow relationships with the vendors in the space ensuring that you're in the loop on new releases and the latest product features. (Established relationships with those companies are a strong plus.)

You will work under the supervision and guidance of PCMag editors, who will help you match style and data points that make our class-leading reviews authoritative and distinctive.

PCMag reviews are 100% independent and unbiased. We do not produce reviews based solely on demos, briefings, or vendor walk-throughs. You'll be granted access to a full version of the software or service, and you'll use your expertise to evaluate it on such criteria as value, features, performance, user experience (UX), and more (as appropriate), based on your hands-on experience.

A typical review runs 1,500 to 2,500 words and rates start at $500 per review. Other types of content vary in length and rate. Compensation is negotiable based on relevant experience and complexity of the product/topic you're covering. 
Please send inquiries to reviews@pcmag.com.