Job #1Topic: Investment StrategiesThis is a soon to be produced blog focused on the advantages of using gold as a long-term investment strategy. Content would be provided by the sponsoring company, and the blogger would be responsible for editing that content as well as aggregating other industry news and opinion on the subject.Ideally, we’re looking for someone who has experience or background in gold investing or collecting. It doesn’t matter if you’re currently a blogger, though that would be a plus. This is a Paid Position.Job #2Topic: Small business finance/factoringThis is for a newly launched blog focused on small business factoring.Factoring is the purchase of your accounts receivable (invoices) in order to provide you with the cash flow you need when you need it. Factoring is a widely accepted business practice used by large, mid-sized, and small companies.The blogger would be responsible for supplementing posts done by the company CEO. Topics would include not only factoring, but other news and items of interest relative to small business finance.We’re looking for someone who has experience in the financial industry, particularly if that includes factoring. We’d also consider someone who has been or is now a small business owner and understands small business finance. This is a Paid Position.Job #3Topic: Whitepaper/webinar reviewWe’re looking for a dozen different bloggers to write reviews of white papers and webinars for a soon to be launched group blog. Topics covered on the blog include:* Information Technology* Computers* Internet* Network Communications* Multimedia* Sales & MarketingIdeally, we’d like to find individuals with expertise in one or more of those given fields. Each blogger would be responsible for contributing a minimum of two reviews per month.While this is not currently a paid position, it is an excellent opportunity for building name recognition, and achieving reputational equity as an expert in your field. There will be opportunity for revenue share in the near future.
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