What are the responsibilities and job description for the How-To Geek - Microsoft Writer position at Valnet's Tech Sites?
This position will operate on a remote, freelance basis.
HowToGeek.com is looking for a Microsoft Specialist to write feature articles for the website. This includes expertise on databases, presentations, and spreadsheets. That said, you can write across any section of the site in which you have first-hand expertise!
About Us
How-To Geek is an online technology publication with tens of millions of readers each month. Our readers love How-To Geek because of its unique voice. We’re not a website for geeks—we are the geeks.
We’re the people you turn to when your computer isn’t working right, you need to do something technical, or you want to understand the latest gadgets—and which are the best ones to buy.
We explain it all in simple, approachable terms. How-To Geek is for everyone.
Our target audience are everyday consumers who are interested in tech; we write for the lay-people, not industry insiders. For example, our readers are the "Should You Upgrade to a Wi-Fi 7 Router?" crowd. Not the "Wi-Fi 7 Routers Will Usher In the IoT Market Penetration Shift" crowd.
Please have a look at the type of topics we've written:
We will get back to you as soon as possible if we think you’d make a solid addition to the team.
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HowToGeek.com is looking for a Microsoft Specialist to write feature articles for the website. This includes expertise on databases, presentations, and spreadsheets. That said, you can write across any section of the site in which you have first-hand expertise!
About Us
How-To Geek is an online technology publication with tens of millions of readers each month. Our readers love How-To Geek because of its unique voice. We’re not a website for geeks—we are the geeks.
We’re the people you turn to when your computer isn’t working right, you need to do something technical, or you want to understand the latest gadgets—and which are the best ones to buy.
We explain it all in simple, approachable terms. How-To Geek is for everyone.
Our target audience are everyday consumers who are interested in tech; we write for the lay-people, not industry insiders. For example, our readers are the "Should You Upgrade to a Wi-Fi 7 Router?" crowd. Not the "Wi-Fi 7 Routers Will Usher In the IoT Market Penetration Shift" crowd.
Please have a look at the type of topics we've written:
- How to Add and Manage Additional Accounts in New Outlook
- OneDrive’s New Feature Helps You Move Work Between Devices
- 4 Ways to Add a Signature to a Microsoft Word Document
- Write consistently and meet assigned deadlines
- You will be assigned articles and have the ability to claim ideas, however, once you are comfortable with the content we publish on the site, we welcome you to pitch your own ideas
- Stay up to date on the latest Windows news, and updates
- Work within a CMS, adhere to style guidelines, as well as find and format images
- Relevant experience in writing and editing in the English language
- Expert knowledge of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and other tools
- Knowledge of other tech (a plus)
- CV
- Cover Letter
- In your cover letter, please address the following questions:
- Why do you want to write for How-to Geek?
- What makes you the right fit for this role? (You can touch upon previous experience and your passion for technology)
- Screening Questions
- Links to previously published work
We will get back to you as soon as possible if we think you’d make a solid addition to the team.
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