Freelance Writing Jobs for Thursday, October 9, 2008
October 9, 2008 by Jodee
Filed under Writing Gigs
by Jodee Redmond
Good morning FWJ Friends! Jobs for bloggers, medical writers, and content writers are on today’s list. I also have opps for resume writers, political writers, and fitness writers. Gigs for translators, editors, financial and real estate writers also made the list. The National Enquirer is looking for a web-savvy person to help them find breaking news stories.
Hope you find something you are interested in applying for on today’s list. Have a good day!
Leads…
- Windows/Computer Expert Blogger @ Bloggy Network
- Finance/Credit Card Blogger Wanted @ CreditShout
- Medical Writer - Part Time – Telecommute
- Creative Writer – Telecommute
- African Culture/Gadgets/Beauty/New Cars Writers Wanted ($30 per article)
- Online Content Writer – Telecommute
- Copywriter for Promotion of Ebook – Telecommute
- Writers Needed for Progressive Denver Community Newspaper ($0.10 per word)
- Colorado Music Scene Writers Needed
- Political Writers - Houston
- Writers Needed – Conservation, Energy, Solar Technology, Technology
- Resume Writers/Editors Needed – Telecommute
- Freelance Writer – Real Estate ($0.10 per word)
- Online Shopping Content Editor – Part Time – Contract – Los Angeles
- Internet Savvy Web Surfer @ The National Enquirer - Telecommute
- Reporters/Article Writers – Health and Fitness
- Hebrew Translators Needed – Telecommute
- Freelance Writers Needed for Local Glossy Magazine – Miami
- Technical Writer - Contract – Mounds View/Minneapolis
- Freelance Resume Writer – Telecommute ($75 per resume; $25 per cover letter)
- Hip-Hop Writers and Photographers Needed for MPLS Scene- Minneapolis
- Research Assistant for Publishing Giant – Long Term Temporary Assignment – New York
- Editor/Reporter – Insurance/Finance – Telecommute
- Technical Writer – MP3/MP4 Product Manuals- Telecommute
- SEO Writer for Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Research – On Site – Orange County
- Fortune 500: Web Editor and Writer – 3+ Month Contract – Pennington, NJ ($30-$33 per hour)
- Freelance Patent Translators – Japanese to English – Telecommute
- Technical Writer – Hiedelberg, Germany (320-360 Euros/day)
- Freelance Journalist for Holiday Cover - Must be Available to Travel to London, UK for training (GBP 100 per day)
Good Luck!








The link for the last listing is not working.
Thanks, Jodee, there are several good ones in there for me!
@ Sara: Sorry about that…it’s working now.
@ Genesis: You are most welcome.
The “”creative writer” posting has been deleted.
Thanks Jodee.
I have a question – is anyone a member of ASJA or the CNW? Or any other professional writer’s networking organization? Have they been useful in leading you to clients?
Good morning, Jodee, and thank you for the extensive lists this week. I wanted to let you know that I tried that last link and it isn’t working for me.
I am new to frelancing and am finding a lot of $1 and $2 400 word plus jobs. Do people really expect to get good writing for a dollar? My questionis this: how can I increase my eanrings and chances of getting new jobs? I have quite a few clips but most are from the same project. Should I write some random articles and use them as part of my portfolio? Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanx, Daniel
@ Paula: I’ve checked that one again and it should be OK now. I apologize for the inconvenience.
I applied to the Creative Writer(Atlanta Design Firm) posting yesterday through craigslist, and I received an email today with a list of their ‘real’ projects asking for sample ideas on one or all of them. The ad looked legitimate, provided details, compensation etc…but now I’m not so sure. Any thoughts? Did anyone else try?
Do you think that the company behind the Fortune 500 ad has a client?
@ Rupa is it just sample ideas, or do they want you to write an actual sample on their topics? I always look at the work/compensation v. the time needed to draft a sample. If it’s too involved for too little pay it’s not worth putting much work into, imo. If it’s just pitching a couple of ideas, sounds like it doesn’t involve too much time or effort. If it were me, and I wanted the job, I’d do it.