If you’re interested in writing a weekly column about industry news, trends, or another topic email josh@metroevents.org. Please include your resume, a writing sample, and a brief statement regarding your interest in this position. If you have a concept for a weekly column we would love to hear about it.
As a writer for MetroEvents.org you will receive exposure to a large audience that is:
- Industry Focused
- Geographically Relevant
- Loyal Readers
- Avid Social Networkers
You’ll expand your network, build your portfolio, and influence an audience of peers.
Lets start a conversation in the comments below. What would you like to read about on the MES website? Venue reviews? Event Tips? New Trends? I’d love to hear your thoughts.
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12.10.2009
Im thinking of having a local venue reviewed each month? Interviews with venue manager, photos of interior, etc. What other ideas do you guys have?
I am a photographer/ writer; and I am very interested in joining your team. I will bring myself and an interviewer to the table. How can I apply?
I second the idea of local reviews…but I think they should be done sort-of systematically. Each review should encompass: 3 or so pictures, decor, lighting/ambiance, food (if any), drinks/drink specials, music, regular performances (if any), sq. footage/size, location, and any contact info for the club.
I would happily volunteer (with compensation, of course) to add my own two cents into a local fashion column. Being that I’ve written PR and have worked in the fashion and visual merchandising industries, am a NYer (but live locally), and have been writing in my spare time since 6th grade…it wouldn’t feel like work.
Everyone has a hobby, right?
So, if this seems appropriate (and your publisher allows some additional versatility) let me know!
~Cynthia (cynthialeemurphy@hotmail.com)