Article Writer/Blogger for an ISP news page

As part of our marketing drive, we plan to create a news page on our new site that will address important Broadband and ISP topics relevant to South Africa and Southern Africa. It is therefore important for the writer to get some understanding of broadband Internet issues in South Africa – we may be able to help the writer with information they may need to ensure factual accuracy of the articles. In addition to being posted on the news section of the website, we expect to email all articles to our customers and contacts and post them on major social networks.

The writer will be expected to post articles directly to the website, once every week. We intend to pay per article. The average article size should be about 1 000 words, no less that 500 words and no more than 2 000 words. This offer will initially be for three months and may be extended depending on performance and the impact of the articles on traffic to our website.

All articles must be of grammatical, structural and logical quality that matches articles written for professional journals. All writings must be original and not taken in whole or in part from existing materials for which the author has no copyright. Quotations must be clearly marked.

Examples of titles include: again, we can provide all the facts/data required to complete the articles, but need them to be written in a way that will catch readers’ attention:

Why should businesses and schools migrate to Google Apps?
Google sites vs other hosting services.
Disappointments of WiMax
Advertised vs actual wireless broadband download speeds
One year after SEACOM, bandwidth prices have still not gone down
Is LTE a threat to ADSL?
IPV6 in Africa

Please note that we can provide all the facts/data required to complete the articles, but need them to be written in a way that will catch readers’ attention: