Description

A rapidly growing cellphone news/mobile technology blog, with about 9000 visitors/12000 pageviews a day, is looking for bloggers.

You have to have good writing skills, at least some knowledge about cellphone industry/ mobile phones. The more, the better. Your pay will depend on that. (Writing skills are not necessary, if you have access to an exclusive news materials- unannounced models, specs, spy pics, etc;)

Payment anywhere between $5 to $100+ per post.

A 300-500 word cellphone news post with a picture, from the link(s) I provide - that's $5-$8.

If you are sourcing popular (everyone else is writing about that too) news yourself - the pay is better.

If you can do real news in English speaking mobile news world, that's even more.

If you live in China, Taiwan, Korea or Japan, are fluent in that language and (written) English, and can write about cellphones, I have an offer for you.

If you live/will be in Las Vegas on March 30-April 3 and can be in CTIA show (I might help with the press pass, or pay entrance fee), I have an offer for you too.

Single, good mobile phone review - that's $30 to $100. Depends on phone model, length and quality of the review.

The scoop, before anyone else even heard of it, about the major handset, e.g. iPhone, Nokia N95, Xperia X1, RAZR2 etc. (X1 on Feb 08 2008, N95 on Sep. 01 2006, iPhone on Jan. 03, 2007); with the correct model number, pictures and some specs, can net you $100+. As can the article that makes it big on Digg.

Op-ed piece on mobile technology/ cellphone/ industry trends - that's anywhere between $20 to $100+ depending on quality:

the post like this is $20:
http://www.unwiredview.com/2008/03/07/on-cellphone-features-and-functions-nostalgia-for-nokia-6310/

the post like this - that's $100+:
http://mobileopportunity.blogspot.com/2007/09/war-between-nokia-and-apple.html

Revenue sharing can also be discussed, if you are interested.

How to apply

Just drop me an email with how you can contribute to UV blog. And make me interested!

I'll reply to everyone with the acknowledgment that I received your e-mail.

After that, I'll be replying mainly to those I want to continue the conversation.

Posted on: 03/14