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We are currently recruiting Freelance Media Researchers to source real life stories for women’s magazines including Reveal, Cosmopolitan, Now, Pick Me Up and Closer.
You will have a passion for our markets and a desire to seek out juicy human interest stories.
A starter pack will be provided as well as continued training and guidance once you begin working as a Freelance Media Researcher.
We are looking for women who:
A) May have a personal, real life story they want to tell. This could be to raise awareness of a cause or charity or business - be funny, moving, dramatic or simply unusual. Is there something you have been through that would grab readers' attention or deliver an important message? It might be to do with health, crime or relationships -- good and bad! You would be paid a fee -- on average between £200-£1000 but sometimes more. You would also grant full copy approval before publication of your story. So no nasty surprises!
B) Want to help us find other women with a story to tell! Maybe you have a long list of friends or contacts? Perhaps they have stories they might want to tell? Or maybe you're a whiz on forums, Facebook and Twitter and feel you could access these to source stories. As well as arranging a fee for the story teller, we would pay you 20 per cent of our fee every time we placed a feature in the media. This could be a way for you to get involved in the media -- from home -- long-term. . . and to earn a limitless fee. Currently, our successful freelancers are earning thousands. And you wouldn't be going it alone -- we'd always be available to offer training, guidance and advice. It's in our best interests to make this work for you.
You will be paid a generous 20 per cent commission of the profit from every story which gets published.
We are also looking for women who want to share their own inspiring, unusual, shocking or dramatic real life stories – for which they will be paid a one off fee normally between £300 - £1000.
Testimonials
Michelle Duncan, 26, a full time mum of two, from Glasgow, says: “I earned more than £1000 in December working part time finding stories on my computer at home.
“Without that extra cash Christmas would literally have been cancelled – the money was a godsend.”
Alicia Smith, 26, a mum of one and part time model from Portsmouth, says: “I’ve just moved house and I’m planning to use the £350 I earned from two stories this month to begin decorating my two-year-old daughter Ashley’s bedroom.
“Finding stories online is a perfect way for me to earn an extra income from home and still look after my baby.”
