Motorcycle Philippines

Scooterista Magazine is expanding and we have some openings on our sales and editorial team.

Contributors
We’re looking for writers, photographers and graphic artists who feel they’ve got a story to tell. We’re looking for people with a good sense of humor, excellent writing skills and of course, riding experience is a plus. You will be working on a freelance basis for the magazine, with work or reviews to be assigned on a per project basis. Contributors shall be compensated on a per project/assignment basis.

Correspondents
We’re looking for riders from around the country who can cover events and do features from their home town or provinces. Excellent writing skills, a good eye and email access are what we need from our correspondents. Since submissions will be done remotely (through email and/or digital files), applicants must have access to, or own, a digital camera and computer. Correspondents shall communicate regularly with the Editor in Chief for ideas and will be compensated on a per submission basis.

Advertising Account Managers
We are looking for TWO (2) driven individuals to join our sales team. You must have a college degree, excellent writing and verbal communications skills and a passion for the scooterista lifestyle. You must also have at least 2-3 years of sales experience (not necessarily in publishing, but this would be a plus) and be able to come up with sales proposals and marketing gimmicks that will best serve the interests of our clients and our own magazine. Attractive compensation package awaits.

If you think you have what it takes, we’d like to hear from you.

For Contributor and Correspondent Applicants: Please submit samples of your work (articles must be in Word format while photos must be sized at 640×480 72 dpi, jpeg format) to scooteristas@yahoo.com. Please indicate: JOB APPLICATION: CORRESPONDENT or CONTRIBUTOR in the subject field. Or submit in person at: Scooterista Magazine, 2211 Leon Guinto, Malate Manila.

For Advertising Account Managers: Please submit your resume (must be in Word format) to scooteristas@yahoo.com (Please indicate: JOB APPLICATION: ADVERTISING ACCOUNT MANAGER in the subject field) or submit in person at: Scooterista Magazine, 2211 Leon Guinto, Malate Manila.

Since the inception of Bikeline last May, the idea of versatile, strong, affordable and stylish motorcycle bags has become an evident trend, maybe even a need specially for us bikers residing in Metro Manila with all the traffic, potholes and what have you. For instance, gone are the days when we need bungee cords that scratch our bike’s paint just to hold down our bags we need to bring around our stuff. No more do we have to carry a “back-heater” backpack that elevate our body temperature by sealing off ventilation to our backside. Neither do we need to have ugly plastic bags either strapped to our body or our bikes that make us look like a Lamborghini with a campershell. Since Bikeline came out with the FIRST and original idea of a tailbag that functions well and looks cool on our bikes, those things can now be truly called “a thing of the past”.
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