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Maps Quality Rater - English Fluency

Toledo, OH · 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

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 ...

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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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Senior Editor, Expansion - The Infatuation

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Manhattan, NY • On-site

$100 - $125/hr

Other

Posted 5 days ago

JPMorgan Chase & Co. rating

7.9

Company rating: 7.9 out of 10

Based on 500 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

78th of 176 rated banks

Job description

Help expand The Infatuation’s domestic and international coverage with guides that are useful, entertaining, and unmistakably in our voice. You will lead editorial planning, manage freelance contributors, and grow reach across channels.

As a Senior Editor, Expansion in The Infatuation, you develop restaurant guides from start to finish and manage a network of freelance contributors to uncover the best places to eat around the world. You balance utility and entertainment, edit for a strong voice, and experiment to reach new audiences across channels. You partner with internal teams to identify growth opportunities and evolve coverage over time.

Job responsibilities
  • Set and oversee an editorial calendar for restaurant guides to select domestic and international cities, and see these guides through from start to finish
  • Source, vet, and maintain a diverse network of credible freelance writers; actively assign out new guides, taking time to walk each new writer through our voice and style
  • Lead ideation around seasonal content packages and ensure we’re covering the right destinations at the right time and in a way that’s authentic to our brand
  • Lead content promotion and distribution strategy across organic and paid channels
  • Occasionally travel to meet with writers and build knowledge of local restaurant scenes
  • Write guides and restaurant reviews as needed to support your select domestic and international cities, including the city you live in
  • Use our SEO resources to identify areas of opportunity and growth within our coverage
Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills
  • 5+ years of editing experience, with an existing network of freelance writers that cover food, dining, and travel
  • Deep and diverse knowledge of the best restaurants around the world, from food carts to fine dining, with ideas for how to cover them in smart, entertaining ways
  • Experience at a restaurant or travel publication, or experience covering those topics
  • An informed and inclusive perspective on the most exciting food cities—you’re the person who’s always asked for recommendations on where to go, what to eat, and what to do
  • You're personally interested in and passionate about travel, and plan your trips around restaurants and bars

Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the US. We are not able to provide immigration sponsorship or take over sponsorship of an employment visa at this time. Final job grade level and corporate title will be determined at time of offer and may differ from this posting.

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