Gaming News Blog Article Writer
Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m setting up a steady stream of blog articles that break down the latest game news and updates. Each piece should read like a timely newsroom post: clear headlines, concise summaries of official announcements or patch notes, and a quick-take section that highlights why the news matters to players and the wider industry.
Scope
• Frequency: 2–3 articles per week, 800–1,000 words each.
• Coverage: anything newsworthy in gaming—major releases, DLC drops, esports milestones, studio acquisitions, market reports. While the platforms aren’t fixed, feel free to pull stories from PC, console, or mobile if they move the needle.
• Voice: enthusiastic but professional, striking the balance between hardcore gamer credibility and mainstream readability.
• SEO: weave primary keywords naturally; add two or three internal/external links that give readers added context.
• Sources: official publisher blogs, press releases, reputable outlets; always fact-check dates, figures, and quotes.
Deliverables
1. Draft in Google Docs with headline, subheads, and meta description.
2. A separate, short social caption (Twitter/X length) teasing the article.
Acceptance Criteria
• Zero plagiarism; every article passes Copyscape.
• News published within 24–48 hours of the original announcement.
• Proper attribution when referencing third-party data or statements.
If you play games daily, keep tabs on dev blogs, and know how to turn raw announcements into engaging stories, this workflow should feel natural. Let’s keep readers ahead of the curve.
Scope
• Frequency: 2–3 articles per week, 800–1,000 words each.
• Coverage: anything newsworthy in gaming—major releases, DLC drops, esports milestones, studio acquisitions, market reports. While the platforms aren’t fixed, feel free to pull stories from PC, console, or mobile if they move the needle.
• Voice: enthusiastic but professional, striking the balance between hardcore gamer credibility and mainstream readability.
• SEO: weave primary keywords naturally; add two or three internal/external links that give readers added context.
• Sources: official publisher blogs, press releases, reputable outlets; always fact-check dates, figures, and quotes.
Deliverables
1. Draft in Google Docs with headline, subheads, and meta description.
2. A separate, short social caption (Twitter/X length) teasing the article.
Acceptance Criteria
• Zero plagiarism; every article passes Copyscape.
• News published within 24–48 hours of the original announcement.
• Proper attribution when referencing third-party data or statements.
If you play games daily, keep tabs on dev blogs, and know how to turn raw announcements into engaging stories, this workflow should feel natural. Let’s keep readers ahead of the curve.
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