Real Life Press launches new opportunities for journalists
Real Life Press is proud to announce the launch of its new opportunities for journalists service.
The non-profit, membership-only firm is now welcoming applications from experienced journalists, writers and content creators who wish to promote their work across a large network and maximise their royalties.
All writers are welcome to join, including reporters, ghostwriters, novelists and feature writers. Once added to the network, they will be able to seek out editorial contacts and find experts or people with a particular status or life-changing experience, who may be available to be interviewed.
Once published, the writers can benefit from two commission-sharing structures: direct and indirect.
The direct structure involves a 50/50 royalty split between the writer and Real Life Press as publisher.
The indirect structure involves a three-way split between the ghost-writer or a journalist, the publisher (Real Life Press) and the source.
All revenue from sales in the Real Life Press shop is shared between the content creator and the membership as a whole. The revenue that goes towards the membership is used entirely to provide services to writers and readers.
“During 2019, any payments will be used for software, advertising and freelance professionals,” explains Roy Chadwick, founder of Real Life Press.
“I will be the sole employee and will not receive income, expenses or other forms of remuneration. A formal not-for-profit structure will be created at the end of the year.
“It is possible that journalists or other writers are already using revenue-generating skills on a one-off or regular basis that could also be used to promote membership and publications.
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Notes to editors:
Any journalists or writers who wish to submit articles of interest, or to become affiliated with Real Life Press, should contact Roy Chadwick on reallifepresspub@gmail.com.
Submission details for individual opportunities will be included with details of opportunities in future releases.