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Maps Quality Rater - English Fluency

Carmel, IN · Remote

$20.30/hr

Review personalized search queries and location recommendations based on your activity history ... Evaluate the relevance and usefulness of suggested places, such as restaurants and local businesses ...

Welo Data

Maps Quality Rater - English Fluency

Warren, MI · Remote

$20.30/hr

Review personalized search queries and location recommendations based on your activity history ... Evaluate the relevance and usefulness of suggested places, such as restaurants and local businesses ...

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What is the difference between Freelance Restaurant Reviewer vs Food Blogger?

AspectFreelance Restaurant ReviewerFood Blogger
CredentialsNone required, but culinary knowledge helpsNone required, but culinary or writing skills are beneficial
Work EnvironmentRestaurants, food events, travelHome, cafes, restaurants, online
Employer/Industry UsageHired by publications, websites, or independentlyOwn platform or social media, collaborations

Freelance Restaurant Reviewers typically focus on evaluating restaurants for publications or clients, often visiting in person and providing professional reviews. Food Bloggers create content about food experiences, sharing recipes, reviews, and food-related stories on personal blogs or social media. While both may visit restaurants and share opinions, reviewers usually work on a contractual basis for media outlets, whereas bloggers have more independent, self-driven platforms.

Can I get paid for reviewing restaurants?

Freelance restaurant reviewers can get paid for their work, often through sponsored content, partnerships, or freelance platforms that connect them with clients. Payment varies based on experience, the scope of the review, and the agreement with clients or publications. Reviewing restaurants typically requires good writing skills, a keen palate, and sometimes a portfolio of previous work.

Do food reviewers make money?

Freelance restaurant reviewers can earn money through paid partnerships, sponsored content, or by writing for publications that compensate for reviews. Income varies widely based on experience, reputation, and the platforms they use, with some earning a part-time income and others making it a full-time profession.

How do you become a freelance restaurant reviewer?

To become a freelance restaurant reviewer, develop strong writing skills and a good understanding of food and dining experiences. Build a portfolio by creating sample reviews, then pitch your work to food blogs, magazines, or establish your own platform to attract clients and opportunities.
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Freelance Designer and Copywriter (Part time)

Villatel

Orlando, FL • On-site, Remote

Part-time

Posted 9 days ago

Job description

The Role
We are seeking a freelance designer with demonstrated copywriting ability to produce guest-facing and property collateral for Villatel Resort Orlando. The work spans print and digital: menus, welcome materials, directories, signage, event collateral, sales materials, and on-property digital displays - executed within established brand standards and finished to a standard that holds up in a premium setting.
This is an ongoing engagement of approximately 10-15 hours per week, with flexibility to scale up or down according to seasonal volume.
Scope of Work
  • In-villa collateral - welcome cards and letters, villa directories, amenity and instructional signage, activity guides, QR-linked materials
  • Food and beverage - restaurant and poolside menus, specials cards, event and catering menus, digital menu boards
  • Event and seasonal materials - invitations, programs, posters, table tents, and on-property signage for activations, holiday programming, and private events
  • Sales and group collateral - property one-pagers, rate sheets, meetings and celebrations materials, presentation decks
  • Digital assets - on-property digital signage and screens, web page graphics and banners, digital versions of guest-facing materials
  • Copywriting - headlines, body copy, and calls to action across the above, plus editing and proofing of existing copy
  • Production management - print-ready file preparation, specification coordination with printers and vendors, and maintenance of an organized asset library

Required Qualifications
  • Minimum three years of professional design and writing experience, with a portfolio demonstrating refined print and digital work
  • Advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite or Figma; working knowledge of Canva for templated assets
  • Demonstrated copywriting ability - menu descriptions, headlines, and short-form guest communications written to a publishable standard
  • Strong command of print production: bleeds, color management, resolution, paper stocks, finishing, and vendor specifications
  • Competence designing to digital specifications, including screen dimensions, resolution, and web-ready file formats
  • Ability to work within brand guidelines and extend them credibly into new formats
  • Availability during U.S. Eastern business hours for review cycles and time-sensitive requests
  • Background in luxury hospitality, resorts, hotels, or fine dining, with an understanding of how collateral supports the guest journey
  • Experience with resort or attraction-adjacent properties serving families and groups
  • Familiarity with Figma
  • Typographic sensibility and comfort with restrained, editorial layout
  • Located in or near Orlando, with occasional availability for on-property work

Attributes We Value
  • Refined creative judgment. You understand the difference between decorative and considered, and you consistently choose the latter.
  • Exacting attention to detail. Typography, spacing, alignment, and copy accuracy are non-negotiable in your work.
  • Organization and self-direction. You manage your own deadlines, maintain disciplined file structures, and require minimal oversight.
  • Responsiveness. You communicate proactively, acknowledge feedback promptly, and see projects through.
  • Professional collaboration. You take direction gracefully and offer a considered alternative when you believe there's a stronger solution.
  • Range with consistency. Whether a piece is playful or formal, it reads as unmistakably Villatel.

Engagement Details
  • Classification: Independent contractor (1099)
  • Hours: 10-15 hours per week, ongoing, with seasonal flexibility
  • Location: Remote; Orlando-area candidates preferred
  • Compensation: [hourly range], commensurate with experience
  • Reports to: Creative Director, Villatel Resort Orlando
  • Tools: Contractor provides own hardware and software licenses

At Villatel, exceptional guest experiences start with an exceptional team, and we're looking for people who share our passion for hospitality. We offer competitive pay, flexible scheduling, and real opportunities to grow within an upscale resort brand redefining Orlando hospitality. Join us and help create the moments guests remember!
Villatel is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any legally protected status.

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