If I show you a website you'll apply for content creation position and they offered you a $50 test project will you take it? The $50 is a payment for the time youll spend doing the test.
If they love your content, they'll pay you and still hire you. If they don't, they'll still pay you and wish you well.
Hope you won't abuse it by creating hundred of emails and continue applying later on.
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If I show you a website you'll apply for content creation position and they offered you a $50 test project will you take it? The $50 is a payment for the time youll spend doing the test.
If they love your content, they'll pay you and still hire you. If they don't, they'll still pay you and wish you well.
Hope you won't abuse it by creating hundred of emails and continue applying later on.
Like, Retweet and check them here 👇
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Define an entire workspace in TypeScript: teamspaces, databases, custom agents, all of it… then deploy it through the API.
Build workspaces with coding agents, version-control your setup in git, and reproduce the same setup anywhere you need it.
I found that there are countless writing opportunities and a vast array of topics that need writers every time. If you’re interested in something, chances are you can get paid to write about it.
Check my pinned tweet.
Publications rely on their credibility to survive and attract readers. When you pitch a publication, you are generally asking them to share their credibility with you. They are risking their reputation on your instructional article being accurate.
Because of this risk, they want to know why you are qualified to tell others how to do a particular thing. You do not need a degree in the topic. A good anecdote of how you solved the problem you wish to talk about can work perfectly fine.
If you know your way around writing a good content, try checking @BusinessInsider's write for us section in their platforms. You'll land a guest contributing role with them. They pay good.
Or try freedomwithwriting(dot)com they got amazing list of sites accepting that.
You can check my pinned post btw
One reported story I worked on five years ago led to roughly 85 more assignments (and counting) from the same editor. Editors don’t just hire you for one story. They hire you again because of how you handled the first one 📝
Do good work! Be easy to work with! Meet deadlines!
Normalize paying people you have train in your private, paid communities.
Normalize paying experts for their expertise vs. offering exposure or the opportunity to make sales as payment for training in your private, paid communities.
Since day one, I’ve paid every expert, and there have been dozens of them, to train me and my communities.
It’s what established business owners do with other established business owners, they pay for expertise.
Most writers and creators fail to land high-paying clients for one simple reason: They pitch their skills instead of solving business problems.
If you want editors of top platforms to actually reply (and pay you top dollar), your strategy needs to change.
I just put together a complete Live Pitching & Paid Test Master Guide. The exact blueprint used to turn cold outreach into paid contracts and pass writing tests with ease.
Here is what's inside:
• How to reframe your niche so clients see immediate value
• The exact structure for high-converting pitches
• A step by step breakdown to navigate paid writing tests
Whether you're writing for tech, SaaS, or top tier publications, stop guessing what editors want to read. Use a proven system, remove the fluff, and pitch with authority.
I’m giving the entire master document away for free. Download it here and start landing clients this week:
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Ten of my articles published in large publications so far this year, and I was paid for every single one of them.
Published and paid has been a great business growth strategy.
You can use this strategy in your business.
Normalize paying people you have train in your private, paid communities.
Normalize paying experts for their expertise vs. offering exposure or the opportunity to make sales as payment for training in your private, paid communities.
Since day one, I’ve paid every expert, and there have been dozens of them, to train me and my communities.
It’s what established business owners do with other established business owners, they pay for expertise.
We’re hiring like crazy at @tenex_labs.
Launched 15 months ago and on track to end the year at Series C size.
Few key roles:
1) DevRel: If you work in DevRel and want to join a hypergrowth applied AI company transforming fortune 500s & incubating ai products, shoot me a DM.
2) Long form writer: you’d own our newsletter, longform site content, applied AI playbooks, research reports, etc. shoot me a DM if you think you’re a good fit.