Electric Ride Lab Hiring for Writers at Remote Full Time

We’re looking for experienced electric rides enthusiasts with good knowledge to share, some one who has experience with one or more of the following: Electric Bikes, Electric Scooters, Electric Unicycles, or Electric Skateboards.

If you’re just a passionate hobbyist without experience in this industry, we still encourage you to apply.

If you’d like to get paid for your knowledge, and earn a little extra to pay for your hobby, then this is a great opportunity.

PAYMENT. We pay $0.03 per word for high quality content, and our articles are all either 1,000, 2,000, or 3,000 words in length. So you’ll be paid either $30, $60, or $90 per article depending on the length. Article lengths are assigned based on the topic, so you’ll know up-front how much you’ll be paid for your efforts.

CREDIT. Articles may be requested to be ghost written. For example, we may request that a writer create an article based on our opinions and experience with a particular product and publish it under another name however at our discretion, we can allow writers to have their bio appear on some of their articles so you can mention a social media profile in that bio if you choose to build up an audience over time.

SCHEDULE. All writers will be expected to produce three articles per month. It is critical that you not miss a publishing date, ever. Writers who miss a publishing date will be let go. For most freelance writers, three articles per month is perfect so they have plenty of time to work on it without being overwhelmed, but writers can almost always pick up additional articles to write if you’d like more work.

OWNERSHIP. You understand and agree that all photos, videos, written content, and all other media submitted to Electricridelab.com becomes the exclusive property of Electricridelab.com and you do not have the right to republish that content on your own site.

LEGAL. This opportunity is available for writers around the world. This is a freelance writing gig and you will be an independent contractor and receive a 1099 at the start of the year.