by Jodee Redmond
Good morning FWJ Friends and a Happy Hallowe’en to all! Here are your leads for today. Please let us know if any of them turn out to be tricks! As always, we want to hear about your success stories as well. Have a great weekend!
Leads…
Telecommute
- English-Korean Translators Wanted
- Yiddish Translators Wanted
- Spanish to English Translator
- Creative Writing Project for Medical Websites
- Experienced Writer Wanted ($15 per article)
- Bloggers Needed
- Blog Writers for Online Version of Multicultural Men’s Magazine
- Freelance Celebrity Writer ($50 per article)
- Adult Stories Wanted for Mini Webseries
- Experienced Copywriter Needed
- Web Content Writer
- Writers, Editors Needed Now for Lit. Projects ($30+ per hour)
- Freelance Business Writers Needed
Site Specific
- Freelance City Editor - Washington, D.C.
- Need Writer for Sales Brochure and More ($30/hr and up)
- Business Plan Writer - Dover, DE
- Food Critic Journalist – Naples, FL
- Writers Wanted for Travel & Property Magazine
- Technical Writer – Aviation – Savannah
- Travel Writer for Savannah
- Freelance Writer/Editor - Hawaii
- Translate Website from English to Spanish
- Technical Writer/Editor – Contract – Seattle – Part On Site/Part Telecommute
- Technical Writer @ Nintendo of America – Seattle – Contract
- Seattle Based Publisher Seeks Submissions for Political/Social Satire
- Rare Books and Manuscript Cataloger & Researcher Wanted – Wilmington, Delaware
- Technical Writer – Blue Bell
- Freelance Fashion/Lifestyle Writer/Blogger for Website – New York
- Magazine Seeks Single Man/Woman to Blog About their Love Life -Westchester County
- Technical Writer (AutoCAD) – Contract – Minneapolis
- Technical Hardware Writer Needed – Contract – Minneapolis ($20-$36 per hour)
- British Comedian Needed – Los Angeles
- Writer for Band Bio – Boston
- Freelance Fashion Writer
- Social Gaming Company Looking for Creative Writers – Vancouver
- Tech Writer for Spa Related Stuff - Surrey/Vancouver – Local Candidates Preferred
- Technical Writer Wanted for Specific Task – Vancouver












Jodee,
On the off-chance I could convince employer to work with me at a distance, I looked at Writers Wanted for Travel & Property Magazine, and it looks like a real estate sales pitch (not one to be written)
Hi Everyone
I am just wondering about about.com. Is it a good company to work with?
Hi Jodee and Freelancers,
I got the gig with the posting from glasgow.com. It turns out one of their 2000 website is about a location right where I live so it is a piece of cake to write for, especially starting from scratch. I just wanted to post because many gigs I receive from your site comes through sometimes weeks later and I can never remember when they were posted on the site.
So everyone, do not fret if you do not hear right away because one gig I received, I heard from 6 months after I had applied.
Have a great weekend.
Veronica
I just have to share this link on craigslist for my city: http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/wri/900152690.html
Can you imagine? Working “real quick” for $1.50????? Where do people think we come from?
@ Katerlee
I work for About.com as their Tree and Shrub Guide. I love it! It can be a LOT of work at first (putting together the whole website and getting enough content so people will want to visit), but they always emphasize that it is a marathon, not a sprint. It’s lots of fun.
Vanessa
@Katy: WOW, there’s the jackpot we’ve all been looking for! I could make an amazing $7.50 “real quick”! Sign me up!
Heehee. Thanks for the laugh.
Katerlee,
I’ve been with About.com for 5 1/2 years now and it’s my main bread and butter. Support is pretty good and for the most part you’re on your own regarding content. I’m on the entertainment channel and my Editor makes suggestions for content but it’s up to me whether I take them. Pay is based on page views and being a Top 10 web property makes it a lot easier to get readers.
Being under contract with a New York Times company also gets major points on your resume because love them or hate them, everyone has heard of the Times. If you want to email me at [email protected] and tell me what site/channel you’re interested in, I can tell you more.
Have a great weekend … kim
OMG Katy, that’s hilarious!!! (Or, really, NOT hilarious.)
Even if were ANY 300 words that you could just randomly write down (and, the, cat, mat, rig — and keep the words short so it takes you less time!), it would still be insane.
Hey, we should all respond to the ad, just for giggles. Not actually DO the work, of course, but just respond… LOL!
That’s hilarious, Katy! I suspect I could “make” $1.50 just as quick by searching my pockets and the ground for change!
Funny!!!! Posts on the buck-fifty! Happy Halloween!!!
Thanks for the post Jodee.