Becoming a Trend Hunter Beats Filing Paperwork
Marissa Brassfield — February 13, 2009 — Special
References: trendhunter
Most jobs for students are downright boring. They do nothing to bolster your resume, they don’t work with your class schedule and they’re just not fun. Enter Trend Hunter, the world’s largest trend spotting site. With 6-8 million monthly views, your byline is sure to get noticed. Our online portfolios let you build your personal brand before you’ve even declared your major.
Best of all, while writing for Trend Hunter, you’ll get paid for writing about topics you’re already interested in, like art, fashion, music, pop culture, travel, food, activism, marketing, and politics. It’s one of the best jobs for students around.
Trend Hunter has been featured or cited by MTV, The Economist, CNN (2x), CBC (3x), T3 (4x), Cosmopolitan, GQ, Glamour, Entrepreneur, The Globe and Mail (2x), Entertainment Tonight (3x), FOX News (3x), The Financial Times (40x) and even the personal blog of Kanye West. You won’t have the opportunity for a similar distinction while restocking the library shelves or working at some of the other dull jobs for students on campus.
It’s easy to get started. Just sign up at the link below and start writing. Typical posts involve 2-3 unique paragraphs and pictures or video. Better yet, the content is fun. Our audience craves the latest in fashion, technology, design, advertising, innovation and modern art, so you don’t have to be limited to any one category. Ditch the standard jobs for students and join Trend Hunter here.
Best of all, while writing for Trend Hunter, you’ll get paid for writing about topics you’re already interested in, like art, fashion, music, pop culture, travel, food, activism, marketing, and politics. It’s one of the best jobs for students around.
Trend Hunter has been featured or cited by MTV, The Economist, CNN (2x), CBC (3x), T3 (4x), Cosmopolitan, GQ, Glamour, Entrepreneur, The Globe and Mail (2x), Entertainment Tonight (3x), FOX News (3x), The Financial Times (40x) and even the personal blog of Kanye West. You won’t have the opportunity for a similar distinction while restocking the library shelves or working at some of the other dull jobs for students on campus.
It’s easy to get started. Just sign up at the link below and start writing. Typical posts involve 2-3 unique paragraphs and pictures or video. Better yet, the content is fun. Our audience craves the latest in fashion, technology, design, advertising, innovation and modern art, so you don’t have to be limited to any one category. Ditch the standard jobs for students and join Trend Hunter here.
Trend Themes
1. Personal Branding - Writing for Trend Hunter allows students to build their personal brand through online portfolios.
2. Interest-based Writing - Trend Hunter pays students to write about topics they are already interested in, opening up opportunities for creativity and engagement.
3. Multimedia Content Creation - Students can leverage their skills in writing, photography, and video creation to produce engaging content for Trend Hunter's diverse audience.
Industry Implications
1. Media & Publishing - Trend Hunter's large viewership and media attention offer disruptive innovation opportunities in the media and publishing industry.
2. Advertising & Marketing - Trend Hunter's focus on innovation and modern art allows for disruptive opportunities in advertising and marketing, challenging traditional approaches.
3. Education & Career Development - Trend Hunter's alternative approach to student jobs provides disruptive innovation opportunities in the education and career development industry, revolutionizing how students gain experience and build their resumes.
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