Here’s an interesting job posting on Edtechreviews for those who have technical knowledge on educational technology:

Are you experienced in a specific field of educational technology?  Would you like to share your knowledge with others and help a start-up site grow?  Would you like to earn supplemental income and work on your own schedule?  Consider becoming a category editor!

Currently accepting applications for editors for the following categories:
Software – Accessibility Software,  Communication Software (email, phone, website, etc.), Curriculum Software, Games, Management Software (gradebooks, attendence, assessment data, etc.), Multimedia Software

On the Web – Educational Tech Blogs, e-Learning Sites, Grants, Lesson Plan Sites, Professional Development, Record Keeping, Teacher Websites

Equipment – Assistive Technology, Classroom Tech Tools,  Computer Systems, Distance Learning, Network Administration, and Presentation Equipment.

Category Editors have three main responsibilities:
1. Contribute to our blog about trends, news, and general information of a particular area in educational technology (ex. Curriculum Software).
2. Write short “Editor’s Pick” reviews of products and services you are familiar with in your category.
3. Solicit by email for potential products to be listed in our growing directory.

Compensation is earned through 100% of Google AdSense revenue and 50% commission of category sponsorships on pages in the category and blog posts and by 50% commission of new listings to the category. Current listing fees are $14.99 for standard listings and $59.99 for featured listings (commissions of $7.50 and $30.00).  Editors are independent contractors.  AdSense revenue will go to your google publisher id account and commissions are payed through PayPal.  We will also gladly place multiple links on the site to your blog or site.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in education, computer science, instructional technology, MIS, or a related field.  Work experience in the field of educational technology preferred.  Must be a proficient writer.

Email Ronnie Burt at info at edtechreviews dot com. Good luck!

If you’re knowledgeable about SEO and marketing then this job is for you. The employer says this gig pays well so I guess it wouldn’t hurt to contact him! He didn’t include a lot of details in his posting so for further inquiries, please email him at bench266 at web dot de.

Here’s an uncommon blogger job for those who are interested in all things robotic. Gorobotics.net is looking for writers well-versed on the topic:

The content is mostly current news stories, robotics community news, and occasionally a product review or “how to” article. You would be responsible for current news – the other story types are optional (based on desire and ability). News stories are generally 100 – 200 words long. Most posts contain a picture. I favor ‘quality’ over ‘quantity’, and only post things that interest me.

I’m looking for someone to write 1-5 posts/week for $4 – $10/post depending on what type they are. There can be a bonus for articles that are picked up by Engadget/Gizmodo/etc. or StumbleUpon. You will need to keep up with current robot news/events, but don’t worry since I will provide a list of relevant news sources/blogs. Timely and relevant stories should be submitted to Giz/Engadget/Digg/etc.

If interested, please indicate whether you are want to write or just help with the site (social media, networking, etc.). Please tell me your interest in and knowledge of the subject and also include any relevant experience and some sample posts. The email address  is at: william at robot geeks dot com.

BloggerTalks is a blog about bloggers who matter, what they do and their experiences. We’re acting as the middle man here, talking to them and doing interviews, so that you – the dear reader – can learn. Twice a week. Our goal is to tell the stories of all the successful bloggers out there, and the companies and services that revolve around them. Not all of them make a lot of money, but sometimes you can get rich in other ways and we’re acknowledging that.

Bloggertalks, the original interview blog started way back in 2006, is currently looking for a blogger who loves doing interviews. He or she should know how to do research on the personality to be interviewed and list down relevant questions accordingly. Having the presence of mind to shoot follow-up questions and the ability to compile the results in a well-written manner is also a must for the job. Lastly, they need someone who knows enough about the blogging community to suggest bloggers to interview next.

You up for this gig? Email jayvee at splashpress dot com for inquiries.

Bloggers and Writers are needed for two interesting sites that are out of the normal requirements. Greeting card writers for Blue Mountain Arts and Eco-friendly Solutions at EcoFuss. Greeting cards may sound simple yet are quite hard to write for due to the apparent over use of some of the phrases we see everyday. Creativity at it’s best and a love for words would be necessary for today’s greeting cards being such a thing of the past, they are still the best solution for a forgotten event in our daily lives.
May there be a recession or not, nothing beats the simple yet warming feeling of getting a card from someone special you may not even know. For missed dates to say that heartfelt “sorry”, to the “congratulations” on that special promotion or graduation, word play is needed for them to be really special.

Talking about that warming thingy, writers for blogging about the environment and ways we can do to help it are needed at EcoFuss where products are offered that make use of less earth impacting solutions. Pay may be modest yet can you put a price on our future. We have damaged and influenced the earth for so long it is about time we took some responsibility for its care. Want your kids to have a wonderful place to live in, act now and express your love for the planet as you blog along to help ol’ Mother Earth. The planet you may save is the only one we have so take up the cause and even earn a buck in the process.

ProTycoon is looking for a full time blogger who would be posting about domain names and other related information for 5 times a week with a monthly salary of $200 for successful applicants. The applicant must be independent and able to function without much guidance, advance posts are allowed in extreme cases though discouraged to allow proper relevance in accordance with recent developments. One is expected to have extensive knowledge on domain names and other related information and should be able to respond in a timely manner to questions posted on their work.
The job being a paid and industry related, is proprietary meaning posts cannot be shared to on other sites. Reliability is key to success and early submissions/posts can result with more posts on other similarly owned sites. Content should be unique with proper editing (English) and grammar a must. Check out this link for more information on this job opening.

Splashpress Media is in need of a blogger who can contribute to Devlounge, a design-oriented site. While being a designer is not an absolute necessity, an understanding of design and the web design industry will be an advantage.

Please email us at info at splashpress.com or use the contact form to submit your application. Please include links to other online work.