Archives for February 2016

Freelance Writing Jobs, February 29, 2016

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Start your week right with the perfect writing gig! Here are today’s top writing job opportunities, including plenty of freelance and work-at-home positions.

Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

Content Manager and Writer for online cultural magazine (London, UK)
Content Contributor at Independent Journal (Remote)
Content Writer at Sage (Remote)
Writer at Military.com (San Francisco, California)
Part Time Content Writer at VisitorsCoverage.com (Santa Clara, California)
Freelance Content Writer at The Creative Group (Jenkintown, PA)

Blogging Jobs

Expert SAT/ACT Blogger at Magoosh (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

Copywriter for web development company (Milwaukee)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

Physics Essay Editor (Remote)
Contract-based Proofreader at Otterbase (Woodland Hills, CA)

 

Telecommuting and flexible jobs at Flexjobs

 

Journalism Jobs

Freelance Food Journalist at UncorkedGourmet.com (New York)
Business/Finance Reporter for media company (Remote)
Journalist/Interview Story Writer for medical institution (Remote)

Pop Culture Writer at Ranker.com (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

Technical Writer at Frontier (Denver, Colorado)
Part Time Technical Writer (Redwood City, CA)
Technical Writer at Merlin International (Remote)

 

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

Freelance Essay Writer (Anywhere)
Freelance Academic Writer at Ultius, Inc. (Remote)

Internships

Editorial Intern at Lilith Magazine (New York)
Editorial Intern at V Magazine (New York)

The Ultimate Guide to Copywriting

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Last year, I shared a quiz titled “What Type of Freelance Writing Gig Suits You Best?“, and if you took it and got “copywriting” as the result, you’ll love this post. Actually, even if you didn’t get that result, the chances are you’re doing some copywriting work – whether you realize it or not.

Copywriting is an often used term, sometimes inaccurately.

ultimate guide to copywriting

That’s where the ultimate guide to copywriting comes in handy – very handy. [Read more…]

Making Your Online Portfolio Work for You – 5 Useful Tips

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Editor’s note: This post was written by Daniela McVicker,  an author, psychologist and educator. She believes that success depends on knowing the ideas that allow you to manage and master the universe of information. Currently works as a freelance blogger for GhostProfessors and a number of sites that are related to educational and psychological backgrounds. You can get in touch with her on Facebook or Twitter.

Portfolios are becoming less and less optional. Job-seekers, freelancers, and small businesses can establish and enhance their brands, give others a real chance to see their work, talent, and skills, and generally become more visible online. Whether you are a craftsman who remodels homes, a web designer, a freelance writer, a musician, a wedding planner, caterer, or most anything else, you need a portfolio. And with all of the great tools available, you can have that portfolio up and running in no time. Here are 5 useful tips for making your portfolio shine and begin to really work for you. [Read more…]

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