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Overview

BeginnersGuide.com is hiring free lance writers to create a series of simple yet practical iBriefs and iBooklets. There are thousands of topics available to select from.

iBriefs(TM)

An iBrief is a 1250-1500 word eArticle that is constructed around 5-7 subtopics. These sub-topics can be constructed around a Q/A format or a series of statements. The compensation is $50.00.

iBooklets(TM)

An iBooklet is a grouping of topics that cluster together to form a string of iBriefs that are organized in such way that they could be packaged into one single unit. However, they are written in such a way as to stand alone as separate topics also. The compensation is:

  • 5 grouped articles at 6,250 - 7500 words - $300.00

  • 12 grouped articles at 15,000 - 18,000 words - $750.00

  • 20 grouped articles at 25,000 - 30,000 words - $1350

  • 35 grouped articles at 43,750 - 50,000 words - $2,500

Bonus

  • $50 for a writer referral that works out.

  • $100 for 50 articles in one month.

General Guidelines for iBriefs:

  • The writing style is straightforward, informative and simple. Not overly academic.
  • The audience includes those interested in a quick introduction to a topic.
  • Quick web research generates a lot of generic information on each topic.
  • Each completed article will contain 4 to 7 sub-topics.
  • Always start with a topic overview that frames or defined the topic.
  • Outline the article against questions or statements that a curious person would like to have answered on that topic. You will need to create these questions or statements from the research you have done.
  • Be sure to repeat the "topic term" throughout the articles.
  • The goal is to be instructional and informational.
  • Reference sources either in the copy or at the end of the article. No footnotes please.
  • The final product needs to be ready to go into print. There will not be another editing step.
  • It is important to follow the standardized formatting. See the samples for the format.
  • Humor when possible.
  • This must be original content. Be careful not to plagiarize.
  • The article must be 1250-1500 words in length.
  • Use Microsoft Word.
  • Use ARIAL font at 14 pts.
  • Writers must reserve their choices and have confirmation before writing.
  • Pay cycle every two weeks.

General Guidelines for iBooklets:

  • The writing style is straightforward, informative and simple. Not overly academic.
  • The audience includes those interested in a quick introduction to a topic.
  • Quick web research generates a lot of generic information on each topic.
  • The size of the iBooklet depends upon the topic and available information.
  • iBooklets need to be strung together like a strand of pearls.
  • Be sure to repeat the "topic term" throughout the articles.
  • The goal is to be instructional and informational.
  • Reference sources either in the copy or at the end of the article. No footnotes please.
  • The final product needs to be ready to go into print. There will not be another editing step.
  • It is important to follow the standardized formatting. See the samples for the format.
  • Humor when possible.
  • This must be original content. Be careful not to plagiarize.
  • Use a Word program.
  • Use ARIAL font at 14 pts.
  • Writers must reserve their choices and have confirmation before writing.
  • Pay cycle every two weeks.

Sample iBooklet Titles

  • BeginnersGuide to Accounting
  • BeginnersGuide to Advertising
  • BeginnersGuide to Addiction & Recovery
  • BeginnersGuide to Adoption
  • BeginnersGuide to Alaska
  • BeginnersGuide to Alzheimer's
  • BeginnersGuide to Antiquing
  • BeginnersGuide to Aquariums
  • BeginnersGuide to Arizona
  • BeginnersGuide to Arthritis
  • BeginnersGuide to Entrepreneurship
  • BeginnersGuide to Franchising
  • BeginnersGuide to Fundraising
  • BeginnersGuide to Home-Based Business
  • BeginnersGuide to Investing
  • BeginnersGuide to Management

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