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So You Wanna Be a Writer for Startups? | YEET Founder’s Guide for Young Creators

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So You Wanna Be a Writer for Startups? | YEET Founder’s Guide for Young Creators
Every startup has a story — YEET helps you tell it.

By Paola Bapelle, Founder of YEET — empowering the next generation of startup voices through authentic storytelling, brand partnerships, and digital skills development.

The Problem YEET Solves: Connecting Young Writers with Startups That Need Their Voices

When I started YEET, I noticed something frustrating: young writers everywhere were full of talent, ideas, and creativity — yet opportunities to make an impact were almost invisible.

Meanwhile, startups were struggling to tell their stories. They had innovative products, exciting ideas, and passionate teams — but no one outside their small circles knew about them.

The problem wasn’t talent. It wasn’t ambition. It was connection.

YEET was born to bridge that gap.

Empowering the Next Generation of Startup Voices

Our mission is simple but powerful: connect young writers with real opportunities in content, media, and technology.

We don’t just publish articles or showcase portfolios. We equip young professionals with the tools they need to collaborate with startups, tell impactful stories, and grow sustainable careers in the digital economy.

Through YEET, writers can:

Why This Matters

The creator economy is growing faster than ever, but opportunities are unevenly distributed. Many young talents go unnoticed. Many startups struggle to communicate their vision effectively.

YEET is where these two worlds meet. We give young voices the chance to shape narratives and give startups the reach they deserve. The result? Authentic storytelling that resonates, connections that are meaningful, and careers that are sustainable.

The Bigger Picture: Redefining Work in the Digital Economy

This isn’t just about publishing articles. It’s about shaping the future of work.
When young writers collaborate with startups, everyone benefits: creators gain experience, startups gain exposure, and audiences gain fresh perspectives.

We believe the next generation of talent should be empowered, not overlooked. They shouldn’t just consume the digital economy — they should help build it.

Join Us in Reshaping Tomorrow

If you’re a startup looking to amplify your story, or a young creator wanting to make a real impact, YEET is your platform.

Because in a world full of noise, the right story told by the right voice changes everything.

Question for you: Are you a startup struggling to get your story heard, or a young professional ready to make an impact?

So You Wanna Be a Writer for Startups? The Q&A You’re Too Afraid to Ask

Q: How do I start a magazine without money lol?

A: Relax. You don’t need a fancy office or millions to start. Start small. Use free tools, write online, and focus on building an audience. YEET helps connect you to real projects where you can publish and get noticed without empty wallets.

Q: Can I be famous on the internet for writing?

A: Maybe! But fame isn’t the goal. Influence is. Focus on building a portfolio, telling good stories, and helping startups tell theirs. Fame usually comes as a side effect.

Q: Young writer but no idea how to get noticed… help?

A: You’re not alone. Start by creating something real: an article, a case study, or a short story about a startup. Share it. Tag the startup. Show value. That’s how opportunities find you.

Q: Do startups even care about content?

A: Yes. Most just don’t know how to do it right. Startups need stories to connect with their audience. YEET matches talented writers with startups that need their voice. You get experience, they get impact.

Q: How do I get a startup to notice me??

A: Don’t beg. Show them results first. Send a sample article, create a small project, or pitch an idea. If you prove you can make their story better, you’ll get noticed — every time.

Q: Do I need a degree to work at YEET?

A: Nope. Talent, curiosity, and action matter more than a diploma. If you can write, learn, and collaborate, you can contribute meaningfully — and get paid for it.

Q: Digital skills = coding or writing???

A: Both, kinda. Startups want creators who can tell stories that reach the right people. Social media, design basics, and digital storytelling count as “digital skills” too.

Q: Do people actually get paid for online writing?

A: Absolutely. YEET helps young writers work on real projects that pay — all while building a portfolio and learning the ropes.

Q: Am I too young or inexperienced to start?

A: No way. Everyone starts somewhere. Start small, learn fast, and create content that matters. Even the “successful” creators you admire were confused beginners once.

Q: How can YEET help me stop feeling lost?

A: Think of YEET as your GPS in the startup content world. We connect you to startups, teach you digital storytelling, help you build a portfolio, and make sure collaborations are ethical and meaningful.

Final Words

Your questions aren’t dumb — they’re the first step to real opportunity. Start creating, start pitching, start learning. Whether you’re a startup needing stories or a young writer ready to make an impact, YEET is your platform.

Q: What’s the silliest thing you’ve ever googled about starting a career in content or startups?