Hi,
I am looking for an experienced Corona developer to write a series of blog posts for me. I am happy to pay $10 per post and I will provide the titles.
Posts must be written in English, make sense and be useful, interesting, informative, or funny.
Word Count:
My website is a gaming blog but I want to add more helpful indie dev articles.
http://www.debugdesign.com
Thanks for you time and please get in touch with me at ian [at] debugdesign [dot] com
Ian
chevol
April 4, 2013, 2:55pm
2
Hmmm, could you possibly give an example of the titles?
If any of the titles are ‘The makers of 4 pics 1 word told me they liked my idea, copied it and are now making tens of thousands from it’, I’m your man.
Tell me about it. Not a happy bunny today.
It would be post like:
"20 things I learnerd from developing my first game with Corona"
A post about all the lessons learned, tips gained and advice to other devs
"Before starting a new Corona Project - Do this first"
After you develop a few games you find that if you do a lot of pre-planning the whole process is smoother… what would you tell people to do
Does that help?
But I would take a post on ‘The Dangers of Sharing Ideas: A True Story’
I didn’t share it - I released the app, they saw it, copied it, and used the traction from 4 pics 1 word to get 100,000 downloads in an hour.
Sorry to hijack your thread btw - just feeling a bit sore!
I’d be up for doing a couple of blogs.
chevol
April 4, 2013, 2:55pm
9
Hmmm, could you possibly give an example of the titles?
If any of the titles are ‘The makers of 4 pics 1 word told me they liked my idea, copied it and are now making tens of thousands from it’, I’m your man.
Tell me about it. Not a happy bunny today.
It would be post like:
"20 things I learnerd from developing my first game with Corona"
A post about all the lessons learned, tips gained and advice to other devs
"Before starting a new Corona Project - Do this first"
After you develop a few games you find that if you do a lot of pre-planning the whole process is smoother… what would you tell people to do
Does that help?
But I would take a post on ‘The Dangers of Sharing Ideas: A True Story’
I didn’t share it - I released the app, they saw it, copied it, and used the traction from 4 pics 1 word to get 100,000 downloads in an hour.
Sorry to hijack your thread btw - just feeling a bit sore!
I’d be up for doing a couple of blogs.
