Freelance Writing Jobs for Monday, October 5, 2009

This Monday we have 53 freelance writing jobs, blogging jobs, editing jobs, translation jobs and creative gigs.

How to get freelance writing jobs is a category listing articles about hot to get freelance writing jobs and the article, How to land a writing job is an article aimed at helping you when you apply to one of the freelance writing jobs listed here.

If you land one of these gigs, let us know. OTOH, if you find one is a problem, let us know that too.

1. High School Lesson Plans in 30 Days
2. Content writer for website
3. Freelance Writers for Online Magazine
4. Blog writer-travel fitness
5. Freelance tech journalist
6. Freelance Copywriter for Health & Fitness Website
7. Calling All Fraternity and Sorority Members!
8. Transcriber
9. Celebrity gossip writer
10. Freelance Writers Wanted! GREEN topic experts
11. Soviet Memoir Needs Editor
12. East Bay Blogger/Writer
13. Grant Writer for Healthcare Field
14. Grant writer needed – will pay
15. Resume Writer
16. Freelance Copywriter for Fashion Accessories Firm
17. Website and blog manager/updater
18. Creative Writer needed Quick Job
19. Freelance Editor – Writer
20. Those with Experience w/ Admission to Top Colleges
21. Freelance World News Writers
22. Professional Business Plan Writer
23. Database Editing
24. Artful People to Write Articles
25. Global Brand PR specialist – Trademarkia.com
26. Wikipedia Page
27. Organic beauty/dog loving blogger
28. Good Mood Blogger
29. ++Transcribe recorded interview ++
30. Technical Writer / Copywriter to Write Content for a Website
31. Copywriter For Web
32. Freelance Writer
33. Translation Services Required (English to French)
34. Health Site Seeks Marketing/Copywriter
35. Work From Home Blogger
36. Astrologer needed for creation of web content
37. Freelance Filmmakers Wanted
38. Proofreader Part-time Job
39. Topical Writer Needed For Ongoing Paid Contract





40. E-commerce or SMB expert writer needed
41. Copywriter/Blogger
42. Creative Direction/Storyboarding
43. Blogger Wanted for Flower Site in UK
44. Client Relations & Content Writer
45. Writer/Blogger
46. NB: Professors and Educators
47. Writer needed for historic postcards
48. Writer Need for Web Startup
49. Sandlapper, The Magazine of South Carolina -3007 Millwood Avenue, Columbia, SC 29205. P(803)779-8763. F(803)254-4833. Website: http://www.sandlapper.org. Email: aida-at-sandlapper.org. Aida Rogers, Editor. “Sandlapper covers the people, places, history and culture of South Carolina. Because it’s a quarterly with a statewide focus, space is tight and “newsy” subjects don’t work. If anything, Sandlapper is seasonal, with autumn, winter, spring and summer issues. We don’t cover fashion, politics, religion, or travel outside the state. Nor do we publish fiction or poetry. We do run an occasional essay. Our columns cover restaurants, cooking and books. The magazine, which is known for its fine color photography, is published by Sandlapper Society, Inc. The society is a non-profit, 501 (c) (3) organization, which seeks to educate readers about South Carolina’s positive attributes.” 60% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circ. 60k. Quarterly. Pays approximately 1 month after publication. Publishes ms approx. 1 year after acceptance. Buys first rights and right to reprint electronically. Authors and photographers retain the copyrights. No reprints. Responds up to 3 months. Sample for email request. Subscription $25. Guidelines by email or by mail with SASE. CURRENT NEEDS: “Sandlapper writers need to either live in South Carolina or be very familiar with the Palmetto State. We’re interested in humor and out-of-the-ordinary topics. (We don’t need a piece about someone’s vacation in Myrtle Beach or Charleston, for instance.)” Pays $100/published page for 500 to 2500 words. Send query and 2 clips or manuscript by mail with SASE or by email. PHOTOS/ART: Digital images at a minimum of 300 dpi. Prints accepted too. Pays $100/published page. HINTS: “Please look at back issues of the magazine to see what we’ve covered recently. Recognize that our readers either live here or did at one time, so they’ll grasp quickly if the writer is really familiar with South Carolina. Don’t send a generic ’southern’ piece about iced tea, good manners, or cornbread unless South Carolinians are quoted.”
50. Bead&Button magazine – P.O. Box 1612, Waukesha, WI 53187. P(262)796-8776. Email: editor-at-BeadAndButton.com. Website: http://www.BeadAndButton.com. Lora Groszkiewicz, Editorial Assistant. “As the complete beading resource, Bead&Button magazine publishes innovative and imaginative beaded-jewelry projects that challenge and inspire readers to learn, grow and excel. As helpful partners in beading, Bead&Button’s editors fully test step-by-step project instructions for clarity and dependability so that readers can master the skills needed to create beautiful, wearable jewelry. As advocates for the beading community, we nurture the craft of beading, we share our enthusiasm for beaded art and lampworking, and we educate people about the importance of beads and beadwork in history, culture and society.” 80% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circ. 137K. Bi-monthly. Pay upon acceptance. Publishes ms 4-12 months after acceptance. Buys all rights. Accepts reprints. Responds 1-6 weeks. Sample $5.95. Subscription $28.95; $38 outside the U.S. Guidelines online at http://www.beadandbutton.com/bnb/default.aspx?c=a&id=204.
    CURRENT NEEDS: “We are always looking for beautiful and innovative step-by-step jewelry projects. We sometimes accept queries for artist profiles (see Bead&Button).” Pays $75-$300 for complete jewelry projects; $150-$400 for non-project features of 1000 words. Use the submissions page for project articles. Email feature-article queries to editor-at-BeadAndButton.com.
    PHOTOS/ART: “Photographs must be 300 dpi.” Payment is included above.
    HINTS: “Bead&Button is a niche magazine for the jewelry-maker who loves to stitch small beads and other jewelry materials together with a needle and thread. It is not for the general reader. If you wish to submit a query for a profile of a bead work artist or a bead-maker, please review several issues of the magazine before making a proposal.”

Low Paying Gigs:

1. Hiring Freelance Writers

Might Be Worth Considering:

1. Work at Home – Freelance Writers
2. Ghost Writer

Canadian writing job seekers may find what they want at the Canadian Freelance Writing Jobs Blog.  Deb Ng publishes jobs at FreelanceWritingGigs as does Jennifer Mattern at All Freelance Writing.

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