Modus is a weekly newsletter for family-office professionals that always includes exclusive or original reporting about investment management, the software and service providers offices rely on, and more. They are looking for deeply reported profiles of companies and people, explanations of trends that haven’t been covered yet, and shorter stories that share something new about a family office, asset manager, or service provider. According to their pitch guide, freelance journalists are paid $1 per word, negotiable depending on a story’s length and the intensity of reporting; opinion essays are considered but usually unpaid. To learn more, refer to their pitch guide, or visit their website.
MJBizDaily is a business publication covering the legal cannabis and hemp industry in the U.S. and worldwide for a B2B audience of industry professionals, investors, and workers. They are always open to freelance pitches from seasoned business, politics, and culture reporters on cultivation and retail, marketing and brands, finance and investment, and politics and the law. They have previously indicated payment of $300 and up for stories of about 800–1,000 words. To learn more, refer to this pitching guide, or visit their website.
Green Central Banking covers the green transition through monetary and public policy, including central banks, insurance and pensions, fiscal policy, disclosures, and nature-related finance. They accept ongoing freelance pitches for articles of about 800–1,200 words; they also accept unpaid op-eds from academics, policymakers, and NGOs. According to their writer guidelines, freelancers should include their rate with the pitch. They have previously indicated payment of about $350 for pieces of roughly 800–1,000 words. To learn more, refer to their writer guidelines, or visit their website.
From Day One is “a web site and conference series on business and society.” Their editorial focus is on “innovative ways for companies to forge stronger relationships with their employees, customers, and community.” They’re looking for story pitches from freelance journalists, and want stories that dig into the human elements of how companies can build well-grounded values into their business and carry them out. According to their pitch guide, they typically pay $200 to $300 for stories of 800 to 1,000 words. To learn more, refer to this page.
Crypto News Australia provides the most relevant Bitcoin, cryptocurrency & blockchain news. They are looking for freelance writers and journalists based in Australia, who have a strong understanding of cryptocurrency, blockchain, and the digital asset industry. According to their pitch guide, rates are competitive. To learn more, refer to this page.
Inc. is ‘’the voice of the American entrepreneur.’’ They ‘’inspire, inform, and document the most fascinating people in business: the risk-takers, the innovators, and the ultra-driven go-getters that represent the most dynamic force in the American economy.’’ They have previously indicated to welcome column proposals from experts and thought leaders at the top of their industries. A payment report indicates pay of $0.33 per word. To contribute, refer to this page.
Moneywise is an online publication that covers personal finance, investing, and retirement. According to an old payment report, they paid $500 for an 800 word article. To pitch them, refer to this page.
Wealth of Geeks is a website that offers tips and tricks to grow your wealth. The website also keeps you up-to-date with tech, gaming, pop-culture, movies, and celebrities. They have previosuly indicated to be interested in stories related to “personal finance, travel, autos, entertainment, sports, or geek culture, and pay started at $150. To contact them, refer to this page.
GuruFocus is a value-investing research company. They’re looking for writers who can produce original, high-quality content. If you enjoy analyzing stocks, this may be an ideal opportunity for you. Non-stock-related articles need to be on relevant educational topics, like investing strategies or market and economic conditions/projections. They have previously indicated to pay $120/article. To learn more, refer to this page.
The Reynolds Center for Business Journalism is a non-profit centre that offers business journalism training to journalists. They previously indicated to be seeking journalists to cover business topics and that they paid $500 per completed article (around 500 words with at least one illustration/photo), but they no longer have a pitch guide. To contact them, refer to this page.