I’ve always felt that for someone who follows a strict gluten-free diet, blogging about the gluten-free diet and opening up discussions with others who also follow the diet can be a very therapeutic and rewarding experience. And not only that, but often you can earn a little extra money to cover those expensive gluten-free foods! I believe it is with that mindset, and the hope of connecting with others who share your special dietary needs, that so many of us are inspired to start our first gluten-free blogs.
Unfortunately, the niche of discussing celiac disease and the gluten-free diet has grown at such a rapid pace over the past couple years that it can be easy for some really good gluten-free blogs to get lost in the shuffle. If this sounds like you, have you ever considered instead writing for an established website like Celiac-Disease.com? This is a great way to earn some extra money, while at the same, introduce yourself to other prominent gluten-free bloggers who share your passion.
With this post, I wanted to make our readers aware that we are currently looking to hire two additional part-time writers to write for this website. Each writer receives their own personal authors page, every article credits their personal website, and payment is guaranteed for each post submitted!
If you are interested, please check out our Write for Celiac-Disease.com page and then contact us with any questions or to apply. Please keep in mind that if you already have a paying position elsewhere, we are extremely flexible and we pay a flat fee per post, so there are no variable pay scales to deal with (unlike some other sites which only pay based upon your article’s performance). If you have any additional questions, feel free to comment below or submit your questions via email!
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Dr. Osborne,
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