Copywriter job for Ruwix.com

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I made this cubing site 8 years ago and it still has thousands of daily visitors. Now I got 2 babies and many other projects so I don't really have time for cubing and to write fresh content.
I'm looking for a long term copywriter to post a weekly article to keep the site up to date. I can offer $10 for a 900 words article at the beginning.
Look around on ruwix.com to see what kind of content I'm looking for: tutorials, reviews, cubing news.
Is anybody interested?
 
I made this cubing site 8 years ago and it still has thousands of daily visitors. Now I got 2 babies and many other projects so I don't really have time for cubing and to write fresh content.
I'm looking for a long term copywriter to post a weekly article to keep the site up to date. I can offer $10 for a 900 words article at the beginning.
Look around on ruwix.com to see what kind of content I'm looking for: tutorials, reviews, cubing news.
Is anybody interested?
I'm interested,
 
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I can offer $10 for a 900 words article at the beginning.

I hate to crash the party, but:

https://www.clearvoice.com/blog/how-much-to-pay-a-freelance-writer/ said:
Most intermediate to advanced freelance writers charge between 10 cents and $1 per word, depending on the amount of work they will have to put into the project.
So if we were going to assume the absolute minimum rate, 900 words would earn you: (0.10)*900 = $90. So Mr. Ruwix is offering to pay 1/9 per word pay rate of the minimum.

(Just to let you all know that doing this should be to make Mr. Ruwix (not you) money . . . )
 
I hate to crash the party, but:

So if we were going to assume the absolute minimum rate, 900 words would earn you: (0.10)*900 = $90. So Mr. Ruwix is offering to pay 1/9 per word pay rate of the minimum.

(Just to let you all know that doing this should be to make Mr. Ruwix (not you) money . . . )

yeah but this is a niche twisty puzzle site not a news or journalist role.
 
what part is copyright infringing? you're not infringing copyright by writing tutorials, reviews, or news.
 
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what part is copyright infringing? you're not infringing copyright by writing tutorials, reviews, or news.
Copywrite, not copyright. Copywrite is a job to right up articles, ads etc (for example, my mum is a real estate ad copywriter). Copyright is a type of law of which someone can claim ownership over a brand, slogan, cube colour scheme (thanks rubiks) etc
 
Copywrite, not copyright. Copywrite is a job to right up articles, ads etc (for example, my mum is a real estate ad copywriter). Copyright is a type of law of which someone can claim ownership over a brand, slogan, cube colour scheme (thanks rubiks) etc
I know the difference. I was responding to a post by Christopher Mowla who said writing for ruwix could be copyright infringing.
 
I hate to crash the party, but:

So if we were going to assume the absolute minimum rate, 900 words would earn you: (0.10)*900 = $90. So Mr. Ruwix is offering to pay 1/9 per word pay rate of the minimum.

(Just to let you all know that doing this should be to make Mr. Ruwix (not you) money . . . )
I hate to crash your point but:
https://www.clearvoice.com/blog/how-much-to-pay-a-freelance-writer/ said:
Most intermediate to advanced freelance writers charge between 10 cents and $1 per word, depending on the amount of work they will have to put into the project.
 
I hate to crash your point but:
https://www.clearvoice.com/blog/how-much-to-pay-a-freelance-writer/ said:
Most intermediate to advanced freelance writers charge between 10 cents and $1 per word, depending on the amount of work they will have to put into the project.
I guess you didn't read all of the posts carefully because:

I had an amazing writer from this forum so I'm giving it a try again.
I can "hire" kids with parental approval and I can send cubes or other gifts instead of paying cash.
He's looking for another "amazing writer". That sounds like at least intermediate in my book. So where did you get the idea that he wants someone who has no experience in writing?
 
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