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  • BeijingTripAdvisor May 10, 2012 at 8:53am

    Hi Sir:

    I am interested in Hit Riddle, can I get a writing work?

    I have put your info on Tripinfo.info

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    Thanks a lot!

    Bob

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  • TheGypsyTraveller April 23, 2012 at 10:06pm

    I signed up as well and have already been in contact with them.  It doesn't hurt to broaden our scope for work. 

  • Matthew Barker April 14, 2012 at 5:32am

    Hi folks, Matt here from Hit Riddle. Thought I could chime in and try to answer a few of your questions.

    • We've actually been around for a few years now, although our writers network has just been re-launched with a new site etc, which is probably why you've only just heard about us (we've not been too aggressive with the self-promotion until now) We already provide lots of decent content for plenty of travel businesses - you can check out the case studies on our site for more info.
    • Although the economy is still shaky you might be surprised how much demand there is for decent travel content from commercial travel businesses. Marketing budgets are still growing, and high quality, sharable content is becoming a central element of the overall marketing mix. That is good news for pro travel writers and bad news for all the junk content farms that have dominated the web for a long time.
    • If you sign up and don't hear anything immediately, don't worry. That's just because we only connect you with appropriate assignments. We don't want to bombard you with details of irrelevant assignments so we only send you what matches your areas of expertise and minimum rate per word. (And we do not/will not share any of your details with anyone else)
    • We don't take a commission on your work. Your content forms part of a wider social media/search marketing strategy for our clients, which is where our expertise lies and how we make our living. We just commission the content from you to help make that possible.

    Sorry for interrupting your discussion, but I hope that clears up some of your questions! Thanks for your interest and for signing up, Matt.

  • Hal Peat April 13, 2012 at 4:58am

    If they take a commission or fee, I don't see it mentioned so far.  They're just launching and I joined, so it's one of those irons in the fire that's maybe worth having but I certainly wouldn't expect instant results with editors, certainly not in this economy. 

  • inka piegsa-quischotte April 13, 2012 at 4:38am

    I just registered with them. So far, no assignments forthcoming. I'll post here if something happens, but,frankly, I don't hold too much hope.

  • Allan Lynch April 13, 2012 at 4:17am

    I just heard of it today. Do they take a commission? Or are writers working for them and they in turn sell the work to the client? 

    I have too many deadlines pressing to wade through all the material.

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