Looking for guest writers
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As you can tell from the title, I am looking for healthy minds who want to add content to Major Championships. Currently there are 2 writers, myself and Deron Sizemore. As you can tell, this site isn’t always flourishing with new postings/content which is where you come in.
I think we have a great website, great domain, and a great opportunity to expand on a golf blog. I am currently working on a redesign for this website as my goal is to consolidate some of the stuff, reorganize the categories, and make the site easier to use.
In my opinion, this site lacks organization and that was my fault from the beginning. I want to incorporate more writers into the site now.
Here is the kicker: Are you willing to do it for free?.
I will be brutally honest, this website does not make much money. I probably make enough to cover my hosting (for the year) and a small dinner for my wife and I. [IF] this site begins making more money, then I will be able to fork out a small % for each writer.
Something I would definitly be willing to allow is the writer to promote a product for their own financial benefit, such as talking about a product and linking to the Amazon product with their affiliate ID so they can get the commission. This would work with just about any affiliate program.
What I would NOT want are postings soley for the purpose of promoting a product just to make money. Making money is secondary to providing quality content for the reader.
So, if you are a golf nut like myself and you have a knack for writing, then consider writing for Major Championships. Our goal is to grow this site into a great golf blog and great golf resource.
We have been partnered up with 9rules.com for quite some time, I would love to find other avenues that we can expand into or get some exposure.
Contact Us if you are interested in writing for Major Championships
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One Comment to “Looking for guest writers”
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Bryan
April 10th, 2006
Many players: Tiger Woods, Fred Couples, Tim Clark, Vijay Singh, Chad Campbell, and Retief Goosen to name a few all had great opportunities to use Sunday as a springboard to jump into the lead. Except they couldn’t pull through. The course changes Augusta has undergone (I still don’t agree with) certainly played a HUGE factor into how the players performed. It also shouldn’t surprise anyone with the big names that were hugging the top of the leader board all week. The top 5 in the world there all weekend, except one separated himself from the field come the back nine on Sunday. Phil Mickelson.
Tiger Woods: His putter was colder than the mountains of mars. He hit the ball excellent (at least in his words), but his putter just simply failed him. He had 2 putts for eagle within 15 feet, neither went in. He had plenty of birdie opportunities throughout Sunday’s round, but most of them failed to go in.
Fred Couples: I was really REALLY hoping to see Freddie sport the green jacket once again (last time was in 1992). With his age, 46 (the same when Jack Nicklaus won his 6th green jacket in 1986) and his final group pairing on Sunday, it would have been incredible to see him win. I have always been a fan of Fred Couples, just like 99.9% of golfers worldwide. However, the putts just didn’t fall for him on Sunday. He hit some great shots, but nothing seemed to materialize. Would the momentum have changed had he made that birdie putt I believe on hole 14? Instead, he 3 whacked it from 3 feet and allowed Phil Mickelson to still gain a shot on him. This may have been Fred’s last change, but I hope not? He is having a good year.