: Looking for writer's platform I'm looking for a platform (web app, saas application) to manage writers and articles for a large blog. I'm looking for the following features: I enter topics,

I'm looking for a platform (web app, saas application) to manage writers and articles for a large blog. I'm looking for the following features:

I enter topics, writers can claim subjects and write about it. First come, first get, who claims it first will write about it. Other writers can see which topics have been claimed.
Allows me to create a list of topics for writers to pick from (only visible to writers I invited to my pool).
A list of new topics is automatically sent from the web app by email to each writer on a daily base.
I can easily invite new people to join my pool of writers.
I can rate writer's articles.
When an article is ready, I can publish it to Wordpress.
Each writer can set pricing per article, per word, per hour,...
Writers can suggest topics, which the admin needs to approve first.

Does such a platform exist? Or how do you tackle this workflow?

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This website can serve your purpose : writersplatform.net/
Also, some important points to be considered while building a writer's platform can be known from this website :

1) www.yourwriterplatform.com/actions-to-build-writer-platform/
2) writeabetternovel.net/a-writer%E2%80%99s-platform-want-to-publish-start-building-yours/
3) emeryroad.com/4-keys-to-building-a-writers-platform/

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Consider Trello which I believe will support everything you want (except the daily posting of topics, and even that should not be too difficult to automate).

It is a project management tool for teams that allows you to define any categories you wish for tasks (such as new topics, claimed topics, drafts submitted, payment negotiated, published etc) and to move individual tasks between them. A task can be defined by a short description, an image, a checklist, an attached file or all of the above.

Trello is free to use.

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