By Steve Outing Opportunities in online writing aren't restricted to pure content or news sites. On the site, which covers a few U.S. cities currently but will expand in time, the consumer will find ratings and reviews of local service providers, plus educational content on how to find a service provider, how to perform home repairs, etc. Outside and inside content production Asakawa, as the company's chief content person, is in charge of acquiring text and graphical content for the site.
Some content is targeted for specific geographic markets.
As the service grows, coverage will expand to such areas as health care, financial services, etc. He's paying more for feature stories and columns. A consumer wanting to get her roof redone, for example, would go through an online interview process so the system can learn her needs. At least 7 of those 10 customers must give the service provider positive reviews, or else the provider is rejected. Those who are approved pay a monthly fee to be part of the service and thus get fed potential customers.