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Topic: How to find blogging jobs
| Author | Message |
| Newsy | Posted – 10/7/2008 6:24:44 PM | show profile Hey everyone -- I'm trying to find some blogging gigs to do on the side of my regular job. Anyone have any hints? Any good sites? |
| Seafarer | Posted – 10/7/2008 11:49:40 PM | show profile | email poster Blogging Jobs It would be good to know more about your areas of interest/expertise (blogging's just like print work in that way.) ------ My Web site Family Travel blog NHRA drag racing on Fast Machines |
| Newsy | Posted – 10/8/2008 2:38:12 PM | show profile Hi -- I'm leaning more toward relationship-type blogs. I was actually thinking of starting my own. I figure that's the way the media is going so I better hop on the train. Thanks! |
| dribbledrive1 | Posted – 10/8/2008 2:50:36 PM | show profile I think people get too enamored of blogging as some unusual thing. The professional media blogs I see really aren't that much different than traditional reporting. The bloggers conduct interviews and gather information, with a little spin of their own spin and perspective. Most personal blogs I see are very light on providing original information. They tend to take some news event or report they've found online and put their own perspective and personality on it. --Hi -- I'm leaning more toward relationship-type blogs. I was actually thinking of starting my own. I figure that's the way the media is going so I better hop on the train. Thanks!-- |
| rozwrite | Posted – 10/9/2008 12:19:29 AM | show profile Dribble's right, a professional blog still uses journalism basics with a little more emphasis on voice. That being said, Problogger is a good place to find blogging jobs. |
