Question about Writing Resume for writing (freelance) job

gjrb29

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A couple of sites I am planning on submitting an application to requires a resume such as demand studios and a couple of other ones.

I been reading a couple of thread on BHW about resumes but never a direct answer. Does resumes even count when you have a great sample or two. Do they verify the information?

some recommended on the resume to fluff it up but isn't this kind of risky if they decide to check? How safe is this? What kind of things are they looking for ona resume? Thanks to all
 
Iv never applied for something like that because iv always worked with direct clients, but i can't imagine the resume being their main focus when accepting your application. I think if your samples are solid, and you state that you have a bit of experience, then i see no reason why they won't accept you!

Best of luck!
 
A resume is a shorthand method for listing your skill sets, applications your comfortable with and a listing of your major customers. It's a starting point for a conversation with a possible employer who doesn't know you. Without it some employers won't begin the conversation. It's a good idea to have one and think about populating your resume with keywords.
 
thank you contentcreatio n for the information and encouragement and thank you bertbaby as well
 
Email [email protected]. I currently write for Demand Studios and 15 other content creation companies ( mills if you will :) ). I'll create a coverletter and resume for you that'll get you accepted.

If you want to take a look at a few more content sites click here. I'll have ALL the lists over 250 by the end of the weekend.
 
Email [email protected]. I currently write for Demand Studios and 15 other content creation companies ( mills if you will :) ). I'll create a coverletter and resume for you that'll get you accepted.

If you want to take a look at a few more content sites click here. I'll have ALL the lists over 250 by the end of the weekend.
 
Would anyone happen to know the format for "how to" and "about" articles used by demand studios? Thanks in advance
 
I sent you an email infinitearticles
 
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