Freelance Writing Jobs for July 2, 2010

Hi guys! The weekend is here, and for our friends in the US, you guys are going to enjoy a holiday weekend.  Happy 4th of July everyone! New Around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network Introducing the Professional Life of Susan Gunelius Saying Goodbye is “Never” Easy However…Making Transitions Count Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Jobs Web Content Writer – Missouri Writers for Examiner.com Writer for Media Javelin Environmental Writer Blogging Jobs Business Blog Writer Writer for Dance Music Blog Copy Writing Jobs Freelance Pharma Copywriter – D2P (New York, NY) Ma1L Freelance Copywriter Social Media Marketing Copywriter for Beauty Products/Services [Read more…]

Grant Writing Part 3: What is a Grant Proposal Anyway?

by Lisa Jo Rudy This is part 3 in our series on grant writing. A grant proposal is a document which requests a donation of money from a corporation, foundation, funding agency or individual. Contrary to popular opinion, grant writing is NOT always a monumental or technical project. Nor does it necessarily require years of experience .A grant proposal may be long or short, complex or simple. It can contain charts and tables – or just a few paragraphs of compelling prose. The biggest, most complex grant proposals are big federal proposals written to request multiple millions of dollars for [Read more…]

How to Be a Grant Writer Part 2: Never Write a Grant “On Commission”

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by Lisa Jo Rudy I once wrote a grant that won $4,000,000. If I’d earned a 10% commission, I’d’ve been a wealthy woman. I didn’t. I was paid a nice fee, but no commission. The reason was simple: professional grant writers don’t earn commissions. They are paid fees. So why, you may wonder, do so many online ads offer grant writers a hefty commission if and when they “earn” a grant? The reasons for that are simple too: either: (a) the client is broke, and they think this is a terrific way to get money for nothing and/or (b) the [Read more…]

Freelance Writing Jobs for Sunday, April 19, 2009

I’m hoping that things will pick up job wise (and traffic wise) starting tomorrow. I think a lot of the slowdown is because of all the folks taking spring breaks. Honestly, I wish all the schools around the country would have the same time off in order to better plan outings with family, cousins, etc. I notice some typical slow down patterns for traffic to this blog and even job postings. For instance, from around Thanksgiving to the beginning of Janaury things drop off a bit, the same with spring break, holiday weekends, and summer time. Do you take time [Read more…]

Freelance Writing Jobs for Tuesday, March 3, 2009

As you are no doubt well aware, we made some changes. In addition to making a prettier blog, I wanted the Freelance Writing Jobs home page to provide better navigation to this and the other six blogs in this network. This should be the last format change for a very long time. The Men with Pens outdid themselves this time, didn’t they?  I’d like to thank them for all their hard work and patience throughout the evolution of FWJ. If you have a blog  design/redesign or other project, do give them a ping. They’re top notch and they rock the [Read more…]

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