I found this yesterday:
eHarmony, the online matching service, has a content and community site called eHarmony Advice. It is located at advice.eharmony.com
We’re looking for writers to participate in a project designed to generate 50-60 articles of approximately 400 words in length for a rate of $.10 a word.
The topics will be distributed and work will need to be completed in early Q3.
If you’re interested please contact, Grant Langston – Sr. Director, Content at glangston@eharmony.com (bio)
Source: OnlineWritingJobs.com, dated 23 April 2008 (also appears in SimplyHired and VirtualVocations)
So each article like “Navigating the One Night Stand” makes the author around $40, eh?
Anyway, please pass the word around. The advice site needs more talent. Hey, do you think I qualify?
Speaking of job openings…
… they also need a Production Editor to supervise and coordinate the above crew.
… it seems they’re also looking for somebody to take the job of Stan Holt. They posted the job ad the day Holt posted the primordial retraction. Hmmm.
6 July 2008 Update
An applicant for this position started receiving spam. “… And when a multi-million dollar corporation pays its writers .10 a word, I can hardly say that I’m dejected!” Lisa said.
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