Tuesday, August 15th 2023
The Wall Street Journal provides coverage of news, business, politics, technology, real estate, arts, culture, and more from the US and around the world. The travel editor for Off Duty (The Wall Street Journal’s lifestyle section) is looking for stories that inform would-be travelers and also offer that something special that resonates with those who are not actively planning a trip. Rate is $1 per word. If interested, email sebastian.modak@wsj.com. To read their travel editor’s post, click here. To visit their website, click here.
Sunday, November 6th 2022
The Wall Street Journal provides coverage of news, business, politics, technology, real estate, arts, culture, and more from the US and around the world. They are seeking pitches for their Gear and Gadget print slots. Rate is $1 per word. Send your pitches to daniel.varghese@wsj.com. To learn more, refer to their editor’s Twitter thread.
Tuesday, March 1st 2022
The
Wall Street Journal provides coverage of news, business, politics, technology,
real estate, arts, culture, and more from the US and around the world. The Gear
& Gadgets Editor for Off Duty (their Saturday lifestyle insert) is looking
for stories about personal technology. Pay is $1 per word. Email your pitches to
daniel.varghese@wsj.com. To read
their editor’s Tweet, click here. To
visit their website, click here.
Sunday, December 20th 2020
The Wall Street Journal’s editor is
looking for pitches for small (400-word) stories for their gear and gadgets
service vertical. “Pieces should not be advertorial but SHOULD offer ideas,
advice or strategies that help readers solve problems in creative ways.”
According to payment reports, they pay an average of $0.66 per word. Read their
editor’s Tweet here and
their gear and gadget’s vertical here.
Sunday, December 20th 2020
The Wall Street Journal provides
coverage of news, business, politics, technology, real estate, arts, culture,
and more from the US and around the world. They are expanding their network of
contributors under 35 and are looking for new voices. In their latest call for
submissions, they are exploring career paths. They are interested in “completed
work covering your experience entering or navigating the working world during
the pandemic and your personal career path.” They hope to publish personal
essays of no more than 800 words. Payment reports indicate that they pay an
average of $0.66 per word. If interested, send your completed work or pitches
to wsjnoted@wsj.com. For more
information, refer to this Tweet and
their call
for submissions.
Deadline: January 8th, 2021
Tuesday, July 7th 2020
The Wall Street Journal provides coverage of news, business, politics, technology, real estate, arts, culture, and more from the US and around the world. They are seeking “pitches for WSJ Mag online (interviews, Q&A’s, profiles, features, etc.) for July and August.” They don’t want essays or commentaries. According to payment reports, they pay $0.66 per word. Send your pitches to myles.tanzer@wsj.com. For details, refer to this Tweet. To read the magazine, refer to this page.
Tuesday, April 28th 2020
The Wall Street Journal provides coverage of
news, business, politics, technology, real estate, arts, culture, and more from
the US and around the world. Their newly appointed ‘young audiences editor’ is
looking for pitches/tips. According to payment reports, they pay an average of
$0.60 per word. Send pitches/tips to dory.carr-harris@wsj.com.
To learn more, refer to this Twitter
thread.