EthiopiansinAmerica.com is looking for Bloggers & Writers

Oct. 10, 2011 - PRLog -- Ethiopians in America (www.ethiopiansinamerica.com), an Oregon-based information portal & advertising emagazine, is looking for writers, contributors and bloggers to expand its services in all major US cities.

Ethiopians in America was created in February 2011 to serve the 600,000-strong Ethiopian-American consumers in the United States.

No previous experience required
We welcome all bloggers and writers. Previous experience is a plus but not required. All we ask is that you be passionate about your subject, whether it is Business, Food & Beverage, Real Estate, Travel & Tourism or any other area covered by EthiopiansinAmerica.com.

These are unpaid, yet rewarding opportunities as you can gain exposure and establish yourself as an expert in your field.
Possible areas of interest:
•   Adoption
•   Arts & Culture
•   Automotive
•   Books & Literature
•   Education
•   Entertainment
•   Environment & Nature
•   Fashion & Design
•   Finance
•   Food & Beverage
•   Health
•   History
•   Home & Garden
•   Information Technology
•   Legal
•   Media
•   Politics
•   Real Estate
•   Religion
•   Sports
•   Science
•   Travel & Tourism

A few Guidelines that we expect you to follow:
•   Articles should be original and must not appear anywhere else, including on your own website or blog.
•   Articles should be useful and informative and not self promotional.
•   Articles should be at least 400 words.
•   You can include two of your own links in a brief “About the Author” section at the bottom of the article.
•   We welcome any supporting images or photos along with the article as long as they are NOT copyrighted.

Contact us (contributors@ethiopiansinamerica.com), indicating your area of interest or expertise and include a paragraph or more about your experience or the reason you would like to undertake this challenge.

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Ethiopians in America (EIA) (www.ethiopiansinamerica.com) is an information and advertising online magazine created in February 2011 to serve the Ethiopian-American community in the United States.