The vendor/publisher sets the fee.  They fill out our intake form which includes word count, interviews needed (if any), etc.  Generally, fees are anywhere between $1-$3 per word. Necessary interviews also need to be considered. 

Chances are you set the price too low. TechJournalists.com does provide vendors/publishers with project selection advice upon sign up.  Prices can be adjusted.

You’ll see writing samples from the journalist before you select them.  Only select journalists who appear to have the expertise you need or the writing style you prefer.

Upon engagement of a journalist, vendors should send an NDA, if sensitive information is being relayed. Tax forms should be handled the same way you do with other subcontractors.

That’s up to the vendor and the journalist.  Some projects can include the writer’s name, others can be ghost written.  They are noted on the intake form and on the assignment seen by the journalist before acceptance.

Our services and journalist criteria are based solely on writing.

The writers in our consortium are journalists who write for media outlets. The focus of their work is news-related content. There are many good copywriters and companies that produce content who can fill this role at reasonable rates. You can try to post that information. However, our writers typically don’t prefer to write this kind of material.

Our list is confidential. You will receive a profile and writing samples from writers who respond to your project request. You can decide who to use from there.