Kids Sports News Network (KSNN) is looking for a passionate, versatile youth sports enthusiast and writer who understands that youth sports are about much more than scores and statistics. We’re looking for someone with a broad knowledge of the sports world—from baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and volleyball to ice skating, competitive Frisbee, gymnastics, and everything in between. You’ll research and write engaging stories about young athletes, teams, tournaments, coaches, emerging trends, innovative technologies, and the people and organizations shaping the future of youth sports. The ideal candidate is a strong storyteller who can turn a great athlete, an inspiring coach, an exciting tournament, or a new sports technology into compelling content that parents, athletes, coaches, and sports fans will want to read and share. You should be curious, accurate, creative, and comfortable covering a wide variety of sports and topics. Experience in sports journalism, blogging, digital media, or youth sports is preferred. If you genuinely love sports, know the youth sports landscape, and can tell stories that capture the people behind the game, we want to hear from you.

We're looking for content writers familiar with researching and writing on the stories of sports players that are comfortable writing for young adult to adult audiences. These will be ghostwritten and you will be required to sign a NDA before beginning work. These profiles detail different aspects of the athlete's life story and conduct research on the impact of the player on his sport. Typically, these works will be 20,000-25,000 words each. You'll need to be comfortable with using End Notes for proper citations of works you cite. The ideal candidate: - Is highly resourceful and can summarize information from several sources while maintaining 100% Copyscape free content (your work will be checked against sources so knowing proper citation is crucial); we also run checks against AI and do not tolerate AI slop writing - Familiar with endnote citations and standard ways to cite sources - Is a native English speaker or highly fluent - Is highly responsive (48 hour response times) - Is welcome to feedback and improving their writing. - Is looking for 5-star feedback In your proposal, include a past sports related content piece you have written. We are immediately focused on football players. Please start your application with the word COW so I know you have read and understood this job description. Submit your most competitive bid for two works, 20,000-25,000 words each, as well as your timeline for completion. Our rate is $450-550 per work, depending on experience, so your bid should be between $900-1100.

We're a sports academy that trains young athletes. We publish blog content for parents and athletes on training, skill development, conditioning, injury prevention, nutrition, and navigating youth sports. We need writers who can produce 1,200–2,000 word posts that rank on Google and sound like a human coach wrote them. We use AI in the drafting process. That's fine. What's not fine is publishing what AI hands you. If a post reads like it could have been written about any sport by anyone, it fails. What "doesn't sound like AI" means to us No "in today's fast-paced world," no "it's important to note," no "unlock your potential" No three-item lists where two would do, no paragraph that restates the paragraph above it Specifics over abstractions: name the drill, give the rep range, say what age it's appropriate for, say what it looks like when it's going wrong Opinions and judgment calls. A real coach says "most 12-year-olds shouldn't be doing this yet." AI says "consider consulting a professional." Sentence variety — AI writes in one rhythm and it's obvious What you'll do Research the keyword and read the top-ranking results before drafting, so you know what you're beating Write to search intent — if someone's searching a question, answer it in the first 100 words Structure it properly: one H1, logical H2/H3s, scannable, natural keyword usage Write the meta title and description Add internal links to related posts and relevant program pages Include an FAQ block targeting long-tail and People Also Ask queries where it fits You're a fit if You know at least one sport well enough to write about it without research Playing or coaching background at a competitive level You understand on-page SEO as structure and intent, not keyword density Your writing is direct. Short sentences. No padding.

(Ignore the budgest number in the budget field. Let's engage in conversation and sort out your fee for the work.) USA candidates only. Successful candidates must be frequently available during the work and great communicators with me. I am a 10 year sports performance supplements business seeking a skilled content writer with a strong background in science to rewrite the descriptions for my website product pages. You should have experience creating engaging and informative language. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of health and wellness topics, particularly related to sports performance vitamins and supplements. We are "problem solvers," meaning we are providing the solution to the sports performance issues that one is seeking. The work will include researching and writing the pages, ensuring accuracy and relevance, and delivering high-quality but engaging content that resonates with the sports performance supplements world, and with genaral health users too. Infographics are important too, so you'll need to know how to diagram each product's process. A creative and diciplined self-starter is required; and timeliness is important. I am at your beck and call to assist you with all of this. If you have a passion for health and a knack for storytelling, I would like to hear from you. (The successful candidate will have to offer 3 iterations/changes/edits to their work.)

I have a fun group that I play fantasy football with. Ask commissioner. I'm looking to make the year a little bit more fun and hire somebody to do weekly articles after the weekend matchups. This can include roasting, sensationalism, all sorts of things that you see in your typical catchy sports articles, but it would be referencing only our league of course. Knowledge of fantasy football is preferred since you'd be able to make more references and enjoy it more. Reach out if you're interested!

Beyond the Athlete (BTA) is a tax-exempt nonprofit focused on expanding access, development and opportunity for young female athletes through sports, mentorship, leadership and educational opportunities. Our current basketball platform serves 160+ female athletes across approximately 18 teams throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington, with additional athletes participating in camps, clinics and training programs. We have also committed more than $65,000 toward scholarships and financial assistance to help reduce barriers to participation. We are looking for an experienced grant writer and funding strategist to help us build and execute a strong national funding strategy. WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR We want someone who can do more than write applications for grants we find ourselves. The ideal candidate can help us: * Research and identify strong national, regional and corporate funding opportunities * Determine whether BTA is genuinely competitive before we invest time applying * Build and maintain a prioritized grant pipeline * Research foundations, corporate giving programs and prior grantees * Write Letters of Inquiry and full grant applications * Develop compelling program narratives and funding requests * Help prepare grant budgets and supporting materials * Track deadlines, submissions and follow-up requirements * Identify relationship-based and invitation-only opportunities * Help improve BTA's overall grant readiness * Pursue equipment and in-kind opportunities when appropriate FUNDING AREAS Potential funding areas include: * Girls and women's sports * Youth sports access and participation * Youth development * Financial barriers and underserved youth * Mentorship * Female leadership * Education and college readiness * Health, wellness and physical activity * Confidence and belonging * After-school programming * Equipment access * Coaching and training * Career and leadership development We are particularly interested in candidates who understand that many of our best opportunities may come from youth development, education, girls' empowerment and community foundations, rather than organizations specifically labeled as sports funders. ABOUT OUR DIRECTION While competitive basketball is currently our primary platform, BTA's mission is broader. Our funding story is: ACCESS → DEVELOPMENT → MENTORSHIP → OPPORTUNITY → IMPACT BEYOND SPORTS We are developing fundable initiatives around sports access, keeping girls engaged in athletics, equipment assistance, mentorship, leadership development and college/career readiness. We want to build a legitimate 12-36 month national funding pipeline, not simply apply for random grants. We are also interested in corporate foundations, family foundations, sports philanthropy, professional athlete foundations, equipment donations and strategic corporate partnerships. IDEAL CANDIDATE We are especially interested in someone with experience in one or more of the following: * Nonprofit grant writing * Foundation prospect research * Youth development * Youth sports or sports philanthropy * Girls/women-focused organizations * Education or mentoring programs * Corporate philanthropy * National foundation grants * Program development * Grant budgets and reporting Experience specifically in youth sports is helpful but not required. Proven success identifying and winning grants for growing nonprofits is more important. PLEASE ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS IN YOUR PROPOSAL 1. How many years of professional grant-writing experience do you have? 2. Approximately how much grant funding have you helped secure? 3. What is the largest individual grant you have helped secure? 4. Have you worked with youth development, sports, education, mentoring or girls/women-focused nonprofits? 5. Please provide 2-3 examples of funders or grants you've successfully worked with. 6. Do you conduct grant prospect research yourself or primarily write applications for opportunities provided by clients? 7. How do you determine whether a nonprofit is realistically competitive for a grant before applying? 8. What would your first 30 days working with BTA look like? We are open to starting with a defined project and developing an ongoing relationship with the right person. Please do not send a generic proposal. We are looking for someone who can demonstrate real grant research, strategy and writing experience and who can help us build a sustainable funding pipeline as BTA grows.

We’re looking for U.S.-based soccer/football influencers and content creators to promote consumer sports products such as jerseys, hats, and sports merchandise. Ideal creators: - Primarily create soccer/football content; sports culture, basketball, or baseball creators are also welcome - Have an engaged audience on TikTok, Instagram, or other short-form platforms - Can create authentic, product-focused videos and social content - Are comfortable receiving and naturally featuring products - Speak English or Spanish; bilingual creators strongly preferred - Have a strong connection with U.S. sports audiences Location: United States only; non-U.S. applications will be automatically rejected.

We’re looking for an experienced SEO content writer to help create high-quality product guides and educational content for https://nesbook.io, a SaaS booking and facility management platform. Nesbook helps businesses such as sports facilities, wellness centers, studios, and shared workspaces manage bookings, spaces, customers, payments, memberships, and day-to-day operations. Our goal is to build a library of useful, search-optimized content that answers real questions from facility owners while naturally introducing Nesbook as a solution. What You'll Work On You will research, plan, and write content such as: Product guides and how-to guides Booking and facility management guides Industry-specific guides Comparison and alternative pages Educational articles targeting commercial and informational search intent Feature/use-case pages Supporting content for Nesbook product pages Example topics might include: How to Manage Badminton Court Bookings How to Set Up Online Booking for a Sports Facility Badminton Club Membership Pricing Guide How to Reduce No-Shows at Sports Facilities Online Booking vs. Manual Booking for Sports Facilities How to Accept Online Payments for Court Reservations How to Manage Recurring Court Bookings Best Practices for Managing a Multi-Court Facility Responsibilities We are looking for someone who can handle more than just writing. You should be comfortable with: Keyword research Search intent analysis Competitor/SERP research Content outlining Primary and secondary keyword placement H1/H2/H3 structure Title tags and meta descriptions Internal linking recommendations Natural product placement FAQ opportunities Content optimization for readability and conversions Updating and improving existing content The content should be written primarily for humans first and search engines second. We do not want generic AI-generated articles or keyword-stuffed SEO content. What We're Looking For Ideal candidates have: Strong experience writing SEO content Experience with SaaS or software products Good understanding of on-page SEO Ability to research unfamiliar industries Strong English writing skills Experience creating long-form product or educational guides Ability to explain software and workflows in simple language Understanding of search intent and topical authority Experience writing for sports facilities, booking software, scheduling software, membership platforms, or vertical SaaS is a plus. Deliverables For each article/guide, we would typically expect: Target keyword Search intent SEO-friendly title Meta title Meta description Recommended URL slug H1/H2/H3 structure Finished article Internal linking recommendations Relevant CTA/product positioning Most guides will likely be approximately 1,000–2,500 words, depending on the topic and search intent.

We're a sports academy publishing training and youth-sports content for parents and athletes. Our writers use AI in their drafting workflow. Your job is to be the reason nobody can tell. You're the last person between a draft and publish. You're editing for three things, in this order: does it sound human, is the advice actually correct, is it structured to rank. What you'll do Kill the AI tells Cut stock phrasing, hedge words, and empty transitions Break the uniform sentence rhythm that gives machine writing away Delete paragraphs that restate the previous paragraph Flag vague advice and send it back for specifics — "focus on proper form" isn't an instruction Make sure the piece has a point of view, not just balanced coverage of every option Fact-check Training methods, physiology, age-appropriateness, rules We're writing about kids' bodies for their parents. Wrong advice here is a real problem, and AI is confidently wrong often SEO review Title tag, meta description, H1/H2/H3 hierarchy, URL slug, image alt text Internal links present and pointing somewhere useful Content actually matches search intent for the target keyword Check for cannibalization against posts we've already published Flag older posts that are slipping and worth refreshing Close the loop Give writers specific, reusable feedback so the same problems stop arriving You're a fit if You've edited AI-assisted content before and have a real mental list of its tics You know sports well enough to catch bad training advice You're comfortable with on-page SEO checks and Google Search Console You'll push back on a weak draft instead of polishing it

Vegas Legal Magazine is dedicated to showcasing the people, ideas, and stories that help shape Southern Nevada. While our foundation is rooted in the legal profession, our publication also explores business, community leadership, health, philanthropy, history, culture, and the lifestyle that defines Las Vegas. Our mission is to inform, inspire, and connect the legal, business, and civic communities through meaningful, high-quality storytelling. We're looking for talented people to contribute articles for our Fall 2026 issue. We would prefer Vegas natives, or people who have experience with the Las Vegas or Southern Nevada communities. These articles should be written in an editorial fashion without extreme biases. Article length should be between 700-2000 words, and will pay $0.05 per word. Below are some article topics we've been discussing, but you can use these as inspiration or create your own topic as long as it's relevant to our mission: - Legal Industry & Courts The Rise of the Pro Se Plaintiff – How AI is changing self-representation and what it means for attorneys and the courts. To Litigate or Not to Litigate – When law firms should keep litigation in-house versus outsourcing. - Politics & Government Nevada Attorney General Race – Candidate profiles and the issues shaping the race. Assembly Leadership Transition – Features on Assembly leaders preparing to leave office and their legislative legacy. - Business, Tourism & Development Steve Hill & the Future of Las Vegas Tourism – The evolving strategy behind conventions, tourism, and major development. The Sphere – Expansion plans, profitability, and its impact on Las Vegas entertainment. Jonathan Jossel & the Plaza – How the Plaza is redefining the modern Las Vegas resort experience. - Gaming Prediction Markets vs. Sportsbooks – How prediction markets could reshape sports betting and gaming regulation. Is Las Vegas Losing Its Gaming Edge? – Examining increased competition from tribal and regional casinos. - Technology Ryan Anderson & Filevine – The story behind one of legal tech's fastest-growing companies and its impact on law firms. AI Competence for Nevada Lawyers – Why firms need AI policies now and the ethical implications of using artificial intelligence in legal practice. - Lifestyle Books for Success – A recurring feature recommending books on leadership, business, personal finance, productivity, and professional growth.