[YeGoblynQueenne]

>> In order to get three peer reviews in an article, you have to email thirty people, because the conversion from "request to peer review" to "get a review" is 10%. So, to get 3 peer reviews, you have to email 30 people, and then maintain a funnel (some people dont respond, some people say maybe, some people say yes, but in a month, etc. etc. then reminders, follow-ups, etc.) until the peer review is done.

All that is either handled automatically -sending emails to people who submitted articles on online submission systems- or performed by unpaid editors -soliciting reviews, desk rejection or communicating with authors to request clarifications or respond to questions, chasing reviewers, and so on, and so forth.

But, hey, if the editors in your journal get paid for all this drudgery, then please let me know where to apply.

[YuriNiyazov]

As I've already pasted elsewhere, you can apply to a publisher that pays its editors at https://www.mdpi.com/editors