Daily Industry Newsletter Writer
Budget / Salary£250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I need a reliable writer who can produce an informative newsletter every day that keeps my audience up-to-date with the latest industry news. Each edition should be concise yet insightful, highlighting key headlines, summarising the core facts, and adding a short analysis that shows readers why the story matters.
The workflow I have in mind is simple: by 8 a.m. GMT you scan trusted sources, select the three to five most relevant stories, and craft a clear, engaging email-ready text of roughly 300–400 words. Tone should stay professional but conversational, avoiding click-bait while still hooking readers with strong openers and punchy sub-headings.
Deliverables (per issue)
• Curated headline list with source links
• 300–400-word summary and commentary, proof-read and ready for email paste
• Subject line and pre-header that boost open rates
I already have the mailing platform and template set up, so you can focus purely on research and writing. Consistency is critical; if you can commit to daily turnaround, cite credible sources, and keep the copy fresh, I’d love to work together.
The workflow I have in mind is simple: by 8 a.m. GMT you scan trusted sources, select the three to five most relevant stories, and craft a clear, engaging email-ready text of roughly 300–400 words. Tone should stay professional but conversational, avoiding click-bait while still hooking readers with strong openers and punchy sub-headings.
Deliverables (per issue)
• Curated headline list with source links
• 300–400-word summary and commentary, proof-read and ready for email paste
• Subject line and pre-header that boost open rates
I already have the mailing platform and template set up, so you can focus purely on research and writing. Consistency is critical; if you can commit to daily turnaround, cite credible sources, and keep the copy fresh, I’d love to work together.
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