About Suddenly Senior
Older adults are frequently targeted by scams—whether it’s phishing emails, fake Medicare calls, or deceptive product ads. At Suddenly Senior, we’re committed to protecting our readers. We’re hiring a vigilant, detail-oriented reporter to track senior-targeted scams, report the facts, and help educate our audience on how to stay safe.
What You’ll Do
- Monitor scam alerts from the FTC, AARP, BBB, and consumer watchdog groups
- Write 2–4 short scam alerts per month, each with practical guidance
- Summarize the key facts in plain, non-alarming language
- Collaborate with the editorial team to format and publish content
- Track recurring scam themes and suggest related story ideas
What We’re Looking For
- Strong research and reporting skills
- A clear writing style that explains without overwhelming
- Interest in fraud prevention, cybersecurity, or consumer advocacy
- Comfort working independently and meeting deadlines
- Bonus: journalism, paralegal, or senior care background
Compensation
$75–$125 per article or alert, depending on length and complexity. Estimated 2–4 pieces/month to start.
How to Apply
Please send us:
- A sample article, blog post, or alert you’ve written (or a summary of a recent scam)
- A paragraph on why scam awareness for seniors matters to you
- Your availability and preferred pay structure
Job Category: Content & Editorial
Job Type: Freelance
Job Location: Remote
