Have you all been enjoying the markets on the Freelance Writing Jobs homepage? If you haven’t had a chance to check it out, may I recommend you do so? We’ve featured poetry markets, greeting card markets and more – plus a slew of markets yet to come. Your daily lists What’s in store for you today? Let’s check our daily lists: New around the FWJ network 75 “Write for Us” Pages Her Website Cited the Site as the “Best Sight in the City” Awesome Low Tech Design From the Files of Deb Ng – In Search of a Totally Organic [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for January 26, 2010
January 26, 2010. 8 Comments
If you’ve been enjoying all the different markets we’re posting on the Freelance Writing Jobs home page lately, I hope you’ll stop by later today. I put together a treat for you. After this week, there’ll be no excuse for not earning money as a freelance writer. Enjoy today’s lists Apply for and land any new gigs lately? Tell us about it in the comments! New at the Freelance Writing Jobs network 21 Poetry Markets The Brand New Jeans Approach to Freelance Writing Recommended reading from around the blogopshere 3 Smart Google Search Tips to Hunt for Guest Post Opportunities [Read more…]
15 Greeting Card Markets
January 24, 2010. 24 Comments
With all our talk about writing for the web or writing for the magazines, we miss out on what can be some very lucrative markets. Today I thought we’d explore a market we haven’t much discussed here at Freelance Writing Jobs, the greeting card market. As you can imagine, greeting card people aren’t looking for anything more than a verse or a good joke. Clarification: They have to be good. They’re looking for people who can talk to their market and grab them with a few words. Here’s your chance to put all that tight writing you developed for Twitter [Read more…]
Freelance Writing Jobs for January 21, 2010
January 21, 2010. 4 Comments
The majority of mail I receive lately is from freelancers who are frustrated by the mixed messages they receive from writing bloggers. I feel this is important to explore. The first step in beginning a freelance writing career is to research and if brand new writers are finding conflicting information, that means I’m part of the problem. My method of sharing information is to present the various opportunities, tell you what worked for me, and let you make the choices you’re comfortable. Other bloggers have their own line of thinking and they’re not wrong. I can understand the confusion. Let’s [Read more…]
