Posted 08 February 2015 - 10:30 PM
Has anyone else been down the blogging road with the bigger networks?
I spent a season working on an SBNation site, then jumped around for a summer and wrote for a couple Fansided sites before venturing out on my own blog and becoming the sports editor for Impose Magazine.
I've also had pitches rejected/ignored by The Classical and The Cauldron, haha.
But I'm curious as to what others peoples experiences have been!
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Posted 08 February 2015 - 10:51 PM
Has anyone else been down the blogging road with the bigger networks?
I spent a season working on an SBNation site, then jumped around for a summer and wrote for a couple Fansided sites before venturing out on my own blog and becoming the sports editor for Impose Magazine.
I've also had pitches rejected/ignored by The Classical and The Cauldron, haha.
But I'm curious as to what others peoples experiences have been!
Two of our writers (http://baltimorespor...life.com/about/) write for National sites. Jeff Long for Baseball Prospectus, Jonathan Bernhardt previously with Sports on Earth - currently with The Guardian, and VICE.
Handful of posters have/do write for larger outlets.
What SB Nation site did you write for?
Posted 09 February 2015 - 07:50 AM
I wrote for Grizzly Bear Blues covering the Memphis Grizzlies and then Sir Charles in Charge and as a featured columnist for Fansided.
I also worked for two smaller networks as a Wizards writer/editor, but left those other spots when I became the sports editor at Impose because it was a paid position.
In a lot of ways writing for a non-sports site is a huge bonus because you're not competiting with an entire network to get attention and it's a fun way to carve down story ideas to get not necessarily sports fans interested in sports.
Posted 15 February 2015 - 02:24 PM
http://opportunities...lessential.com/
Baseball Essential is staffing up for this coming season. Looks like a good opportunity.
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