Freelance Writing Jobs for July 14, 2009

July 15, 2009 by Deb  
Filed under Writing Gigs

Last week, after Media Bistro tweeted out our link on Twitter, the server crashed. Yesterday, after Brian Clark tweeted out a link, the same thing happened. Our host gently suggested it’s time for us to seek a host who is more equipped to handle our traffic. “Deb,” someone asked me. “why aren’t you banging your head on the desk and crying?”  I could have done that. After all, we’re talking serious downtime and loss of revenue. The way I see it though, there are no setbacks, only opportunities. FWJ having so much traffic it busts a server isn’t a bad problem to have. I’m using this situation as an opportunity to better build and grow this network. Banging my head against the desk will only lead to a headache.

Problems only turn into situations if we let them. Turning them into learning experiences is a far better way to handle it.

How do you turn lemons into lemonade?

Leads…

  1. LovetoKnow is Seeking a Cake Decorating Writer – $20/article
  2. Technical Writer – Tarrytown NY – May be telecommute as they ask for the ability to work remotely.
  3. Freelance Health & Fitness Writers – Livestrong.com
  4. Freelance Grade 7 – 12 ESL/ELL Writers
  5. Freelance Grades K-12/Language Arts Assessment Writer and Editor
  6. Courthouse Researcher – DeedCollector.com
  7. OnlineVerdict.com – Looking for mock jurors – this isn’t a writing job per se, more of a WAH opportunity.
  8. Blogger w/WordPress Experience - Wine investment
  9. MediaBistro.com Recipe Writing Instructor
  10. Cover Copy Writers - Boston
  11. Freelance Staff Writers - Can’t tell much about this – might be a content mill.
  12. 20 400 Word Articles – Taking bids – has a low one in already. Bid what you’re worth!
  13. Need Writer for Project – $3,000
  14. Website Content Analysis – Full time freelance

  15. PR Freelance Writing – Green Human Capital
  16. Outdoors & Sports WRiters - Demand Studios
  17. Looking for Technlogy Blogger/Writer – Remote position
  18. BiblioBuffet.com – $10 – $20
  19. 42 Magazine – Accepting Submissions – $20/article
  20. Funny Real Life Stories - $20/story
  21. MirrorMirrorMag - Accepting Submissions – $15/article
  22. Scribblers & Ink Spillers - Accepting Submissions – $40/article – $20/poem
  23. Technical Editor/Managing Editor – Redmond – Remote -Telecommute OK
  24. Programmer Writer Redmond – Remote – Telecommute OK
  25. Tech Writers - MS and Mobile OEM Experience – Redmond/virtual
  26. Freelance Writer for Online Tech Magazine
  27. Business Plan Writer - California
  28. Freelance Food Writers for ChowBaby.com
  29. Book Editor – $100/hour
  30. Online Brand Evangelist & Blogger - San Francisco
  31. Translators Needed for Website – $150
  32. Freelance Bloggers – Asheville
  33. Freelance Book Editor – Braselton GA
  34. Health Technology Writer for C-Net
  35. Students to Write About Harvard or Boston University – $100
  36. Assistant Editor – Texas – Garland/Rowlett/Sachse
  37. Need Writers - Vague…
  38. Part Time Writer – $800/biweekly
  39. Experienced Book Editor Wanted
  40. Comedic Writer for Monthly Column
  41. Experienced Editor for Holocaust Book Project – Brooklyn
  42. Freelance Editorial Presentation Consultants/Copywriter
  43. iPhone Game Guide/FAQ Writers - $10/per
  44. Marketing Writer for Website Copy
  45. Contract TEchnical Writer - Redmond
  46. Ghostwriter for Personal Project
  47. Blog/Freelance Writer - San Francisco
  48. Business Plan Writer – San Francisco
  49. Sex Columnist Needed
  50. Writer Needed - Announcements, Press Releases, etc.

Comments

4 Responses to “Freelance Writing Jobs for July 14, 2009”
  1. Chris Mc says:

    #14 is for NY metro residents only. Wanted to save others time. Thanks for your work, Deb.

  2. Lisa says:

    I think it’s awesome that your server crashed! It goes to show you how valuable you are, so much so that your host can’t handle the traffic!

  3. becky says:

    Glad you all are back!

    For the courthouse researcher job @ deedcollector – I’m pretty sure that’s just going through records and looking at new warranty deeds. It’s pulling public records and I wouldn’t really consider that a writing job.

    (I have family who work in a county recorder office, so I’m familiar with the records and what usually gets researched there.)

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