LifeSavvy Media is looking for tech reviewers

LifeSavvy Media is looking for experienced and objective tech reviewers to write about products on How-To Geek and Review Geek.

ABOUT THE COMPANY

Whether you’re looking for tips on organization, travel, parenting, fitness, relationships, school, or your career, our team of expert writers on LifeSavvy is here to help.

In its first decade, How-To Geek became a trusted brand for helping people understand technology, and branched out from PC coverage to smartphones, smart homes, and more.

ABOUT THE ROLE

We’re looking for those who don’t just use technology, but are immersed in it. If you live and breathe technology every day and are constantly researching for the best keyboard you can buy, the perfect webcam for your friends, family, or that teacher you know, why mechanical keyboards are better than the alternative (or why they aren’t), then you might be a good fit for us.

We’re looking for writers who can fairly evaluate a product using their expert knowledge and explain its pros and cons to readers who might not be as technical. LifeSavvy Media’s Reviews Director and Reviews Editor will provide you with products to review, but it’s up to you to become an expert (if you aren’t already) and provide the best advice our readers need.

This is a freelance position, but we’re looking for regular contributions. It’s up to you when you write and how you work, but at least some overlap with the editorial team is pretty crucial. We love talking about ideas as they come through to make sure we nail the angle. This leads to less time editing later and ensures that everyone is happy with the final product.

Pay is based on the type of product being reviewed and the estimated length of the review. All rates will be assigned and agreed to during the pitch process. Additionally, the below word counts are estimates. There are no hard minimum or maximum word counts. Each review’s length will depend on the product.

The job is remote, but we’re looking for someone in the United States. The team (and editorial staff) are scattered across time zones, so finding a bit of overlap shouldn’t be an issue.

REQUIREMENTS

• Experience. You need to know what you’re doing, so at least three years of experience writing about technology is a must. Also, WordPress experience is preferred.
• Attention to detail. It seems like this is always a requirement for most jobs, and this one is no different. You have to be able to pay attention to the little stuff. Details matter.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment. This position is remote, but that doesn’t mean we don’t get things done quickly.
• Self-motivated. As this is a freelance position, our editors will do what they can to assist you through the review process, but you’re responsible for writing your reviews in a timely manner.
• Equipment. It should probably go without saying, but you’ll need your own computer, internet connection, and anything else that may be required for what you want to write about.
• Age: You’ll need to be at least 18.
• Location: You must be based in the United States.

WHAT TO INCLUDE IN SUBMISSION

• Write a short introduction about yourself
• Include a paragraph highlighting your writing experience, relevant credentials and publication credits
• Attach links to your strongest work or portfolio, and online profile.

COMPENSATION

• Basic Review – $100
  ~500-900 words
  Examples: Phone cases, computer mice, webcams, backpacks, smart home accessories

• Moderate Review – $175
  ~900-1,500 words
  Examples: Budget smartphones, speakers, streaming sticks

• Extensive Review – $250
  ~1,500+ words
  Examples: High-profile products, flagship smartphones, laptops

CONTACT

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