Freelance Writing Jobs for Tuesday, January 8, 2008
January 8, 2008 by Jodee
Filed under Writing Gigs
Leads…
- Information Technology Freelance Writer – Roswell, NM
- Freelance Corporate Communications Writer – Chicago
- Freelance Proposal Writer - Wimington, DE
- Shades of Romance Accepting Submissions of Poetry, Articles, Short Stories, Fillers
- Toastmasters Magazine Accepting Queries
- List Writers
- Ebook Writer Needed
- Short Essays for Standardized Test ($1.00 per word)
- Decorative Artists Workbook Accepting Queries
- Writer for Daily Video Podcast ($10-$20+ per hour)
- Blogger/Editor Position for UT Students
- Medical Policy Technical Writer
- Financial Writer – Houston
- Freelance Writer for Spanish Christian Monthly Magazine
- Entry Level Writers ($10 per hour)
- Freelance Writer Needed for Articles on Various Topics
- Writers for New Website for Women in Finance
- Writers Needed – Articles/Essays for Children ($20 per accepted submission)
- Freelance Copy Editor – Philadelphia
- Talented Small Business Writer Needed
- EBook Writer Needed
- Writer/Editor/Developer @ Hotel-Guides.us – Applicants Must Live in San Diego Area
- High School Curriculum Writers @ The Pearson Foundation
- MuseMasters Accepting Applications for Freelance Writers ($0.03 per word)
Good Luck!
Jodee






I’m curious about list writing rates. It seems like pretty easy work but they want you to list your rate per item. Has anyone else had any luck with list writing jobs?
They are payed a weekly or hourly salary
MuseMasters would look a lot more credible if their web site wasn’t filled with typos and grammar errors. Jodee, this may be one to yank off the list; it may not be legit…
That site is a mess. I wouldn’t apply there myself.
Jess, the guy who runs MuseMasters, offered to run a banner for our Writer’s Catablog and we said OK. Due to that 3 cents a word, we are asking him to take it down! We are based on the premise that writing is worth money–if people don’t think so, they can do it themselves. That last is from our spokesdog Scribbles.