Description
We’re looking for someone to help us generate more content for our website and blog that is informative, interesting and insightful about online fraud, customer conversion and payments. We’d like to engage someone for we can work with regularly over an extended period, which would mean working together to come up with topics and building a relationship of trust. So we’re going to be picky in the selection process, bear with us!
We are interested in someone who has shown an ability to do their own research to develop compelling content for a B2B product that is focused on the mid-size to enterprise online marketplace. Any fraud and payments experience would be a bonus but is not a requirement.
We know these people are few and far between however, so someone who has successfully written for a product marketing blog would also fit the bill.
HOW TO APPLY
Please don’t submit generic pitches & CVs. We will only respond to your email if you have answered the following questions:
- What are your favourite product marketing blogs that you read regularly? Please provide URLs and name at least 5.
- Have you ever guest blogged on any of these? What about other product marketing blogs? If so, please send me links to your guest posts on leading product marketing blogs (max. 10).
- Please supply the following links:
> A link to your own blog
> A link to your Twitter
> A link to your inbound.org profile
> A link to your Quora profile
** Only send links for profiles/accounts you have
- Please tell me about your first hand experience with product marketing. Have you written in depth about a specific product before on behalf of a company, either in-house, in an agency or as a freelancer?
- Have you ever written about a product or topic that you knew nothing about beforehand? Tell us about your experience along with a link to the article.
- Have you ever written about and/or worked in card fraud or online payments?
When you respond, please use the subject line, Writing about fraud in 2017 and send the email to [email protected], failure to do so will result in us ignoring your email.