Gaming App Content Writer (No Experience)

Do you love mobile gaming and have a talent for writing? We're looking for Gaming App Content Writers to create engaging and informative reviews of various gaming apps. This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals looking to embark on a career in content writing and gaming journalism. No previous experience is necessary, making this an ideal role for someone with a passion for mobile games and a desire to share their insights through writing. This position will allow you to combine your love for gaming with your writing skills to create content enjoyed by fellow gamers. Roles:You will be required to download applications to your smartphone or tablet and test out all app features. You will then need to write a short review of your experience and list any faults. Requirements:You need to have access to at least one of the following; iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphone, Android Tablet Contract length:No fixed term Rate:$25 - $35 per hour (Depending on the complexity of the app and detail required for the review) Skills/background needed: Must have access to a smartphone or tablet and know how to install and use applications. Be able to work independently Ability to closely follow provided steps and instructions 5+ hours availability per week Reliable internet connectivity Hours per week:Flexible. Location:Remote work globally (United States preferred). We are currently expanding the number of remote workers for these positions significantly. If you can start right away, please apply below.

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