Here’s a list of freelance writing jobs to get you through a somewhat snowy Sunday. Don’t forget, it’s time for my end of year link love offering as a way to say thank you to the FWJ community. If you would like your blog mentioned in the end of year link love post, please send the details to wegetletters@gmail.com. Now, leads… Graphic Design Blogger Freelance Real Estate Reporters Freelance Writer – NYC Copywriting for Male Fashion Website – $125 Freelance Writer for Web 2.0 Site Freelance Gamin Writers Fire Equipment and Emergency Apparatus Magazine – $600 Freelance Writer and Marketing [Read more…]
You’re Hired! Don’t Blow It…
October 27, 2008. 8 Comments
by Deborah Ng As freelancers we know there’s no better feeling than knowing we were chosen to do a job out of dozens, if not hundreds of applicants. Something about our writing styles set us apart from the rest, and that has us walking upon air. With some writers that pleasure is short-lived. Even though landing the gig is the hard part, they find it tough to keep interested in their assignment. So if you want to turn your clients into repeat clients, and you want the gig to be something steady, it’s best to be on your best behavior, [Read more…]
Got an Angle, Give an Angle – Need an Angle, Take an Angle
October 21, 2008. 23 Comments
By Terreece M. Clarke Ever have an article topic that has been written about so many times you can’t see any new way to cover it? I have. This is especially true for evergreen topics. While evergreen topics are promoted because of the their timelessness and consistent audience, they can become a writer’s block trap for freelancers who are stuck trying to find a new angle.
