Freelance Writing Jobs for Wednesday, September 26, 2007
September 26, 2007 by Jodee
Filed under Writing Gigs
Leads…
- Experienced Editor for CIO-Focused Pub
- Freelance Writer @ The Windham Independent
- Editor/Writers - Boston
- Proofreader @ PR.com – New York ($12 per hour)
- Copywriter with B2B Experience – Hollywood
- Website Writing Job – South Bay/Los Angeles
- Female Bloggers Needed for College Lifestyle Website
- Facebook Bloggers Wanted
- 5 Writer/Blogger Positions @ College and Beyond
- Writer for Nanotechnology Company ($75-$150)
- Freelance Writer @ Association Services Corp. ($325/800 words)
- Freelance Writer @ NY1 News
- Writers, Project Writer/Editors
- Beauty Writer – Interactive and in Print
- Mineral Exploration Writers Wanted ($120-$200 per 800-1000 word story)
- Need Experienced Academic Editors
- Gossip Bloggers Needed
- Write About the Experience and Business of Being a Health Care Pro
- Financial Writer – Three Month Contract
- Freelance Bilingual Proofreader (English/Spanish) – Chicago ($30-$35 per hour)
- Translators: College Transcripts
- Articles for Texas Travel Website ($25)
- Real Estate Blogger @ Keller Williams
- Freelance Writer for E-Mail Campaigns
- Writers Needed
- Contributors Wanted – MMA Magazine
- Not For Tourists Seeks Miami Writer
- Seeking Parenting Internet Blog Writer – Active Blogger
- NY Resident Magazine Seeking Freelance Writers
- Bilingual Freelancers Needed (English/Spanish – English/Chinese)
- Contract Writer Needed for Online Media Company
- Hiking Author Needed
- Satire and Article Writers for Up and Coming Website
- Not for Tourists Seeking a Raleigh Writer
- Writers ($45/hour) This ad is vague but I included it because of the rate listed.
- Freelance Articles on California Politics Needed
- Editor for 60-Page Technical eBook - La Jolla ($30 per hour)
- Investigative Reporter for Consumer Technology/Retail Hardiness
Good Luck!
Jodee
College and Beyond is no longer taking applications.
I wrote for Not For Tourists. They are nice to work with, but it took over 60 days and a few e-mails to get my paycheck.
Nancy,
Though 30 days should be considered standard, 60 isn’t that bad as long as you know it. Many pubs I write for don’t pay til something runs, which is typically 60-90 days out.
FYI — I was hired for the Writer for Nanotechnology Company ad yesterday, completed and finishing edits now.
The position is filled.
I just got the Write About the Business and Experience of Being a Healthcare Pro.
Thanks for the lead Jodee!
Congrats to both of you (JM and Mary Ann)!
Phil,
I was being nice. More time than that went by (after I sent an invoice) with no info. Then, I was told they were “short of cash.” A couple of more e-mails were exchanged, and I was paid.
Most pubs don’t let your invoice languish with no explanation, waiting for you to prod them into action.
You’re right, though, 60 days is fairly normal. Most of my clients pay within 15-30 days, so I am lucky.