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 (easily read and understood in the contract) . When we have a discussion topic ready, we will send you the information and you would be paid for writing an article about it – as well as promoting your article on social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Digg, etc. The idea behind this is to create a viral discussion with our network, and simultaneously provide part-time work for hundreds of freelancing writers and social media users.

We are currently working on expanding our network. If you are still interested, head to www.bambera.com and apply there; note that applying does not indicate that you have agreed to work with us (or that your application will be accepted), but only that you are interested in seeing a contract that would show you how and how much you would be paid for this work. Applying will make it easy for us to send you the contract once it is properly drafted for you to sign electronically.

Please, do not hesitate to contact me with further questions! You may reach me by emailing don@bambera.com.

Blogger wanted for TechStartups.com. Must be well versed in tech/startup news and issues. The focus is on tech and not just Twitter! Must have blogging and WordPress experience. Interested candidates please send a letter of interest detailing work history, related experience and including links to previous posts and articles.

Payment is $15 to $20 per blog post. Contact: kris@techstartups.com

FWJ is looking to profile various freelance writing genres and niches, and help writers to find these types of jobs. So far we have series planned on CopyWriting, Technical Writing, and Grant Writing. We’re also looking to create series based on:

• Magazine Writing: How to break in, how to query, how to write for magazines and more.
• Book Publishing: How to write a book, find an agent, shop around to publishers, and in whole, get books published.
• Ebook Writing: How to write, publish and promote ebooks.
• Newspapers: How to write for newspapers as a reporter/columnist, what is involved, schooling, etc.
• Marketing: What are the best ways for freelance writers to market themselves
• Rates: Finding the high paying freelance writing jobs, setting reasonable rates, how to determine rates, etc.

Other series and one off posts we will consider:

• Writing for businesses and corporations
• Writing for catalogs
• Press Release Writing
• Resume Writing
• Bios for bands and musicians
• Proposals/Business Plans/Annual Reports

Length of each post is generally 500 words, more or less if needed. Send pitch to wegetletters@gmail.com. Payment will be discussed at that time.

We are looking for someone to write original blog posts for a site centered around eReaders, primarily the Amazon Kindle. The types of posts we’re looking for will highlight current news regarding the Kindle and/or its competitors, tell a true story about your personal experiences with the Kindle, explain how to use its features in new/interesting ways, or any other tips you have for other Kindle users. Reviews for its many accessories are also welcome.

Owning a Kindle will play a huge part in this role, so we will seek those who are Kindle owners first. We realize they’re expensive devices, though, so we will consider others if needed.

We will pay for 2 – 3 posts per week, $10 per post. Each post should be around 500 words and we would love for them to reference other posts within the site whenever possible. All work must be original, duplicate content will not be accepted. Payments will be made via PayPal.

If you are interested, email Jared at kindlechat@gmail.com with “blogging gig” in the subject line. To become familiar with the sort of content we’re looking for, feel free to visit www.KindleChat.com.

Please be prepared to demonstrate your writing ability.

We are about to launch a site to sell flowers in the UK and we need a
creative writer with passion for flowers and plants. I need writer who can
passionately write about flower, bunches, receiving flowers, sending
flowers, etc. This is more ad hoc writing job and we would like to have one
blog entry per week. Remuneration negotiable.

Peter Bakker,
peter.bakker@alumni.insead.edu

The site will be called Blossom & Twigs

Were looking for funny, talented writers who can churn out snarky blog posts on the subject of pranks, hoaxes, and practical jokes found around the Internet. We pay $20 per post, plus a $2 CPM bonus for the number of users who click through to your full article page. (The ability to write hilarious titles and killer opening paragraphs is key.)

This is a great opportunity to build your name and reputation on our extremely popular comedy site that receives 2 million pageviews per month. You’ll also learn how to write web content that drives clicks and traffic and the more views your articles get, the more youll earn!

If interested, reply with writing samples to Jade at humorwriters@gmail.com.

The iPhone App Review (www.theiphoneappreview.com) is looking for writers for application reviews! The iPhone App Review is a leading online source of iPhone application news and reviews, and with thousands of readers each week, you’ll gain invaluable exposure for your work, free apps and payment on a per-review basis ($10 min. per review), as well as the ability to write as many or as few reviews as you like.

Please forward expressions of interest to Shaun Campbell, webmaster@theiphoneappreview.com

Freelance writer wanted for startup.  One to two blog posts daily on the topics of social media, blogging, new media, web 2.0, blogging and anything else that fits. Blog posts can range from instructional to newsy. Desired candidate doesn’t simply know a little something about social media, they live social media. If you think social media is only Twitter, please do not apply.

• Send a cover letter AND resume
• Include relevant writing samples
• No attachments
• If you have never blogged and know nothing about the above, this isn’t the job for you
• Tell us why we should choose you over other candidates.

Thanks for cosnidering this opportunity. We look forward to reading your application.

Send to: michaelhbrand@gmail.com

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For those freelance writers who are into politics, this is a job offer that may interest you:

We are a company looking for a Freelance Political Writer to join us to help generate exclusive content by writing insights and articles.

What we offer:

* Flexible pay
* Opportunity to make extra money
* Opportunity to work from any location

What we are looking for:

* Candidate with political journalism and freelance experience

Additional skills which would make a candidate more desirable:

*Winner of writing contests and/or has published or
*Candidate blogs about various topics

We are open to discussing how this collaboration should be formed.

How to apply:
Please submit your resume, cover letter, writing samples, and any relevant info for consideration to info@opropertycollection.com

We’re sorry to announce James Chartrand is stepping down as blogger for our Business Tips blog. Thus, we have some big shoes to fill. We’re looking for a blogger who can discuss the business aspects of freelancing and freelance writing. If you have been doing this for some time and can share tips for building and maintaining a successful freelance writing business, I hope you’ll apply.  Some of the topics we hope to see include:

• Negotiating rates and raises
• Finding high paying clients
• Good business practices
• Taxes
• Customer Service
• Other tips for handling the business end of freelancing.

Here are the requirements:

• Please know how to blog and have WordPress experience
• Please have been doing this for a while, experienced freelancers only
• At least two posts per week required

What’s in it for you?

• $100 per month
• You may use your affiliate links as long as you’re not spammy
• Regular bonuses for traffic and revenue growth
• You may sell your ebooks and other promotional material in a link below your blog post.

How to get the gig:

• Send me a cover letter to “wegetletters(at)gmail(dot)com. Please include “Business Tips Blogger”
• Send me some relevant samples of your writing.
• Send me a resume or list of past clients

How not to get the gig:

• Send me a cookie cutter cover letter
• Don’t follow directions
• Have no experience as a writer or blogger
• Tell me to “Google” you for details

Feeling the love? Send your details to wegetletters(at)gmail.com and don’t forget to put “Business Tips Blogger” in the subject line. I don’t want to think you’re a spammer or put you in a folder to deal with for later.