This page is dedicated to helping great writers find equally great writing jobs and gigs online. I try to keep this as up-to-date as possible, but if you find an error or a broken link, please let me know.
Writing Jobs Explained.
Per article/Topic-Specific/Adsense
Writing jobs are everywhere: if you know how to find the legitimate ones.Your best bet is to go with a site that pays you per article, per word, or per project. However, I also know of a few websites that will pay you to blog on certain topics, such as a new product. These sites usually require you to already have an established blog that gets traffic from search engines, such as Google and Yahoo.
Many websites allow you to blog, and then pay you based how on many ad clicks you get. These sites usually use Google Adsense to place relevant ads on your blog or page. When someone views your page and clicks on an ad, you get a certain percentage of the revenue earned by that click. The best way to generate ad clicks is to write high-quality articles based on popular topics. The most popular topics vary based on the site for which you're blogging. The more popular your content, the better chance you have of generating ad clicks.
Get A Freelancer
This website lists hundreds of project openings for almost every type of writer and photographers, web developers, designers, and more.
GetAFreelancer.com
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Strengthen your vocabulary one day at a time.
- sempiternal: Dictionary.com Word of the Day
- sempiternal: everlasting; eternal.
Pay-Per jobs
- Associated Content
- Deal: Write and submit articles of at least 400 words that are nearly error-free. Once submitted, it takes about 5 days for the Content Managers to review your article and determine if it's suitable for payment.
Payment: You can get anywhere from $3-40 for each article. All college papers sell for $4 a piece. Payment is made immediately to your Paypal account. You also get a certain percentage of the amount your referrals earn.
**If you also work in multimedia, you can submit original videos, audio clips, and photos.
Freelance Writing Links.
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Recommended Reading
The following books are helpful for any writer. If you own or have read one of the books listed, please vote it up or down based on your preference.
Topic-specific Writing Jobs
- Blogitive
- Deal: To apply, create a blog that generates traffic.
Accepted blogs: Blogger, LiveJournal, WordPress, Blogster, Blog.com, Typepad, SquareSpace. Others may be accepted if they meet Blogitive requirements.
How to Cure Writer's Block.
Daily Onion Feed.
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- SCOTTSVILLE, NY—Unfamiliar with the menu at local restaurant Scully's and faced with the decis...
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Ad Click Blogs
- BlogFeast
- Deal: In addition to earning 90% ad click revenue, you also earn points everytime you post a blog or comment or someone votes for your blog. These points can be used to buy money on dollar auctions. Refer others to increase your earnings.
Must-Haves for Online Writers.
- Google Adsense.
Adsense is a great way to earn revenue generated by ad clicks posted on your blog. Even if you don't belong to one of the ad click blogs listed above, signing up and adding Adsense to your blog page can increase traffic and profits. - Paypal.
This is easily the best way to send and receive payments online. Virtually everyone accepts it, and you never have to share your personal information with clients. - Technorati.
Technorati is a great way to generate traffic to your website. It's basically a huge search engine dedicated to blogs. Add your own and see how your traffic improves.
Writing Essentials
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary
To make sure you spell all those tricky words (like sequoia) correctly.
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Writers Wanted.
Share your online job experiences, or add new opportunities.
| riles33
Demand Studios is always looking for freelance writers to create articles for their websites. They pay a flat fee per article, and always have lots of great titles to choose from. I recommend for anyone looking for writing jobs! You can apply at www.demandstudios.com/about-demand-studios.html Posted April 24, 2008 |
| LauraMarie
I love this lens. I will definately be back to visit again. Jampacked with lots of helpful tips! Especially loving the word of the day! Posted April 01, 2008 |
Great lens. I wanted to share a new feature at Helium with you. Helium now offers hundreds of freelance writing opporunities each week in the Helium Marketplace.
Posted October 12, 2007
| cherocka
Hi! I'm a stay at home mom who loves to write kiddie stories, poems and rhymes! I have been into invitation text-writing and the people I write for, have been very happy and satisfied with their original and personalized compositions! What's your event? How can I help? Posted June 21, 2007 |
| Writertiff
You'd make a great addition to my forum on profiting from your writing talent! Come see us: http://www.tiffanydow.com/writing4profits/Forum/index.html - it's hard to find other writers who feel it's okay to make money off your talents. Tiff :) Posted November 26, 2006 |
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