Total monthly fund: $4500
Purpose: Provide content writing service to the NEAR ecosystem.
Introduction post: Introducing the NEAR Writers Collective
Measured by:
- Articles and content produced
- Number of events organized
- Number of partnerships
Target for 1st month:
- Collaborate with the NEAR Wiki.
- Deliver one article per week to NEAR Projects. February’s collaboration will be with: OIN Finance, NEAR Tiger Academy, and Muti Collective
- Collaborate with OWS for the creation of Workshops for writers
- Promote the guild’s services within the ecosystem
- Start writing a repository of resources for writers
Target for 2nd month:
- Continue outreach to projects within the NEAR ecosystem and deliver 1-2 articles per week
- Have the first writers workshop together with OWS
- Stat an experimental writing project in collaboration with NEARxPublish and other creative writers within the NEAR ecosystem
Target for 3rd month:
- Further establish the NEAR Writers Collective’s as the entry point for new writers in the NEAR ecosystem through outreach and workshops
- Continue to write 1-2 articles per week for projects within the NEAR ecosystem
- Conduct 1 workshop per month in partnership with OWS
- Kickstart of experimental writing projects (literary NFTs, writing contests, etc…)
Target for 4th month:
- Continue with the writing of articles (1-2) for NEAR projects
- Conduct one workshop per month/AMA with OWS
Activities:
- Production of articles for NEAR projects
- Organising Events, Workshops, Contests
- Building a community of NEAR writers
Cost Factors:
- At the beginning the guild is planning on producing an average of 10-12 articles per month. The cost per article will vary on the kind of article and the research involved in it. The price range is between $80 and $130 per piece.
- Monthly cost for Community and Project Management
- A share of the budget will go for the design of articles, banners, promotion of events, and making of videos
- A share of the budget will also be used for the organization of writing contests and funding experimental creative writing projects