Celebrity interview editorial for lifestyle magazine

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  • Remote
  • #43188
  • £110
    (approx. $168)
Jayne H.Catherine T.Jenny B.Graham G.Trevor B. + 2 others have already sent a proposal.
Jayne H.
Journalist/copy-editor/proofreader/PR/copywriter
United Kingdom Walsall
Catherine T.
Journalist, writer and researcher
United Kingdom Stromness
Jenny B.
Writer, Journalist, Creative Writer, Copywriter, Proofreader, Ghost Writer
United Kingdom Manchester
Graham G.
Senior Consultant - Golden Mustard Media (Anglia UK)
United Kingdom Norwich
Trevor B.
Journalist / Author / Copywriter
United Kingdom Exmouth
Nigel S.
Freelance writer
France Etioles
HARSHAD M.
LEGAL ADVISOR & INVESTMENT BANKER
India Mumbai
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Description

We are a regional lifestyle magazine based in the East Midlands, targeting a 25+ wealthy audience. We are looking for a 1500-2000 word celebrity interview for the magazine. Deadline is tight, we need delivery by Friday November 5th. Would suit someone who already has interviewed a personality but could change and adapt for our audience. Excellent grammar and spelling is of course required. No preference as to personality or celebrity, although they must be fit for the front cover!

We look forward to hearing from you.

Clarification Board

  • Morag C.

    Hi there What date would the magazine be on the stands? I would have a shot at getting you a pretty good name but it very much depends on the on-stand date. Morag

    Hi Morag, Thanks for your question. The magazine would be on the stands from the 16th November. Hope this helps. Stuart

  • Jon W.

    Hey Pip on the money My little sis works for one of the biggest celeb mags in the pop world and i knwo they would fry her alive if she ever thought of selling on her stuff - the best mags have their writers so contracted up to the arm pits that they would kiss good bye to their careers if they ever considered this

    Hi Can I just reply to both previous comments regarding the re-sale of editorial. I entirely agree with you, however in this case it would be more beneficial for a PR representative who is entirely free to use an editorial or interview they have already created. The aim isn't to get a freelancer who has already written for another publication but one who perhaps has completed an interview as part of a tour promotion etc. who is free to re-write an re-sell the interview. Just wanted to clarify before we had any more messages to the same effect.

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