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Wanted: Successful Cover Letters, Resumes, Queries and Tips

Did you write a cover letter that worked? Do your successful queries land high paying gigs with businesses and magazines? If so, we want to hear from you. We’re looking for: Brief tips for successful queries and cover letters. Sample cover letters and queries Sample “writer’s” resumes The queries, resumes and sample letters are for a series we’re doing here at FWJ and to include in our new, upcoming premium site. Send your pitch to: wegetletters@gmail.com. Pays $15 – $25.  Read More →

Freelance Writing Jobs for Friday, November 20, 2009

// Ah. Friday. Some weeks it seems like it’ll never get here. It’s going to be an interesting weekend and week because of the impending holiday. I like to reflect during this time about the things I’m thankful for, but also for the things I’d like to be thankful for. For example, if I had my druthers, this blog network would be my 24/7 sole source of income. We’re close but not quite there yet. What are some of the things you hope you’re thankful for next year? Some members of this community mentioned the front page doesn’t always update and they miss the leads. That’s my fault, actually. There’s... [Read More...]

Can You Write Creative Copy for a Hip Website?

// We are almost done with developing an e-commerce website dedicated to selling T-shirts, other clothing, and accessories. You are an individual knows, follows, and wants to execute the copy writing rules laid out on www.copyblogger.com. I was hooked on reading that site last night for hours, they’re amazing!! Anyway… Please check out www.galatomi.com to see how terrible my copy writing skills are and email me at Dan@Galatomi.com with some samples, your price (if you don’t have one..thats cool too), and the best way to get in contact with you. Serious inquires only, I am willing to pull the trigger and have someone get going... [Read More...]

New Literary Magazine Seeks Short Story Submissions – $50

// The New Professional, a contemporary, Washington, D.C.-based literary magazine, is seeking submissions for its inaugural issue, launching Spring 2010. The magazine will include essays on a variety of topics, from art to music to politics to pop-culture. There will also be a short story section, for which we are seeking submissions. The New Professional is a print magazine, with an online component. Therefore, if your story is chosen, it might be accessible online as well as in print. All topics are fair game, but priority will be given to those who think outside the box. There is no specific word count, but please try to limit submissions... [Read More...]

Freelance Writing Jobs for November 19, 2009

// I spent a lot of time last night reflecting about past freelance clients and how they treated me and their other writers, some treated us well, and others…not so much. Are there any client that stand out in your mind as going the extra mile for their freelancers? What did they do to make you feel this way? New around the network: On Finding Time for Freelance Work or Why I Don’t Wake at 4:00 AM Anymore Demand Studios Offers Health Care Options for its Freelancers Behind the Scenes of the Demand Studios Health Care Announcement Downsizing for the Holidays: 5 Tips for Getting Back in the Groove January 2nd A Few More Words About... [Read More...]

Freelance Writing Jobs for November 18, 2009

// Have you ever been surprised by your own productivity and output. Today (I’m writing this on Tuesday evening) I got more done in a single day than I have in some time. Not sure why it was so different from other days, but I’m  not complaining. Let’s hope this is a trend that will last. I’m starting to notice a slowdown in jobs. It’s going to be up and down (mostly down) until January. Here’s what’s new around the network: A Few Black Friday Deals for Freelance Writers How (and Why) I’ve Changed My Thinking Over a Decade of Freelance Writing FWJ Interview: Jenna Glatzer Grant Writing Part... [Read More...]

Freelance Writing Jobs for Tuesday, November 17, 2009

// How is everyone doing as we get closer to the holidays? I realized today Thanksgiving is next week! I haven’t done anything to prepare. After that, it’s just another month until Christmas, and I have done a single thing for that, either. I think I’m in denial. For me, the hardest part will be cutting back on the amount of work I do each day so I can shop and bake. I have so many projects happening now that I’m sure I’ll be working late in to the night between now and January 1st. Things are going to start to slow down for the holidays. Will you be slowing down as well, or will you be taking advantage of the... [Read More...]

Monday Markets for November 16, 2009

EQUUS Magazine From the Web Site: A horse health publication for laymen, EQUUS features articles on health care, behavior, training techniques, veterinary breakthroughs and exercise physiology. EQUUS welcomes freelance submissions for practically any section of the magazine. The best preparation for the prospective EQUUS contributor is familiarity with the magazine. Indeed, for writers interested in learning EQUUS style and standards, there’s no substitute for regularly reading the magazine. That said, the editors will consider publishing any worthwhile submission on horse-related topics so writers need not limit themselves to conventional... [Read More...]

Freelance Writing Jobs for Monday, November 16, 2009

// I vowed to get caught up with all my email this past weekend. I really had the best of intentions but it wasn’t meant to be. I did get a good chunk knocked out though, so I feel good about that. Still, next time I hope to reach my goal. It’s clean slate Monday, what will you do to make a positive start? Here’s what’s happening around the network: Are There No GOOD Freelance Writing Jobs Anymore? The Freelance Writers Guide to Facebook On Making an Honest Living Disaster Recovery for Freelance Writers: Production Forget Clean Your Fridge Day, Clean Your Articles File Day Rocks The Grammar Devotional: A Review Maybe... [Read More...]

Articles Needed for a New Faith-Based Magazine – $10/Article

// Articles are needed for a new faith-based magazine. The list of categories is below: o Food o Lifestyle o Business o Inspiring stories o How-To articles o Biblo-stories (articles written with biblical scriptures embedded in them, in order to cause readers to re-examine their lifestyle and/or accept the Good News and enter into a relationship with God) o Light-hearted funny stories o Journalistic article (an exploration of a topic/story from anywhere in the world that has captured the hearts of news readers) o Ethical articles o Love/Relationship/Marriage The topic for your article does not have to be limited to those... [Read More...]

Bloggers to Create Viral Discussion Topics – On Your Own Blogs – $10+/post

// We at Bambera are working to create an expansive social network of bloggers and social media users, for the purpose of creating online dialogues about ideas and visual messages. Some examples of such discussions could include workplace efficiency, the viability of electric cars in America, the future implications of new communication technologies and other such conversations. Once you have registered with our site, we would send you a standard contract and you would provide us with a link to your blog(s) and/or social media sites; we would then prescribe your payment based on a formula that involves the information that you have given us... [Read More...]

Writer for HowToSaveElectricity.net – $15 per article

// HowToSaveElectricity.net is in the process of a complete redesign and launch. You can see the new site as it is being built at http://testsite.howtosaveelectricity.net We need 3 – 5 writers that can help us create 100s of interesting and quality articles to add to the site over the next 3 months. *Qualifications: YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A PROFESSIONAL WRITER OR HAVE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. We are looking for individuals that can create interesting and thought provoking content that is grammatically correct around the topics of energy saving tips for the homeowner, alternative fuel cars, energy efficient appliances, LED light bulbs, CFL bulbs,... [Read More...]

Writer With Real Estate Experience for Part Time Writing Job

// WANTED: Writer with real estate experience for part-time writing job. I’m looking to hire a writer to work with me roughly 10 hours/week to start, to write about real estate investing, landlording, property management, etc for publication on various real estate-related websites. Majority of projects will be 500-600 word articles, minimal research, minimal editing required. 100% flexible hours, 100% telecommute, pays $10/hour through PayPal. Native English-speakers only please. If interested, email gbdavisjr@gmail.com with a resume, and a (very) brief cover letter explaining your reliability, real estate experience, and writing experience.  Read More →

Freelance Writing Jobs for November 13, 2009

// Greetings from Nor’easter country. The winds are picking up, the rain is falling and we’re thinking good thoughts so NJ beaches don’t erode away to nothingness. Thankfully, I’m not along the shore where there’s flooding and heavy winds, but we’re on alert nonetheless. I hope wherever you are it’s warm, dry and you’re with the ones you love. I’ve been working on some cool stuff for the FWJ community. We have our newsletter coming out soon, plus we’re hard at work on a brand new premium site. While this premium site won’t take anything away from what you receive here every single... [Read More...]

Online Writers Wanted

Demand Studios is one of the largest and most vibrant online writing communities in the world and is responsible for powering several premium websites including LIVESTRONG.com, eHow.com and Trails.com with tens of thousands of high quality articles. Founded in 2006, Demand Studios has become a reliable source of income for thousands of talented writers across the country and continues to expand by offering additional freelance writing opportunities to writers looking to jumpstart their writing careers. As a Demand Studios writer, you never have to bid against other writers for an assignment; you never have to pitch ideas and wait for the editorial... [Read More...]