It’s Friday again, guys. Let’s wrap up with this list of writing jobs online.

Have a great weekend, folks!

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copywriter – Animal Farm Creative; $20-35/hr (Remote)
2. Copywriter – Salaria Group (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. PT Website Editor/Manager – Teacher College Columbia University; $20/hr (Remote)
2. SFGATE Hawaii Contributing Editor – Hearst (Remote)
3. Managing Editor – Small Business – Gyrate Media; $6000/month (Remote)
4. Listing Editor – Braintrust; $60-85/hr (Remote)

Journalism Jobs

1. Hourly News Writer – Advantage Informatics; $20-30/hr (Remote)
2. News Writers – Advantage Informatics; $15-20/hr (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Grant Writer – Safe Berks (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer / Proposal Writer – Inflow-ns (Remote)
2. Medical/Technical Writer – Actalent; $35-50/hr (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Writer – BlackDoctor.org; up to $2000/month (Remote)
2. Editorial freelance writer – Thorpe Communications (Remote)
3. Freelance Writer/Content Specialist – The Stelter Company (Remote)
4. Cybersecurity Technical & Proposal Writer – SecureStrux LLC; $40-50/hr (Remote)
5. Computer Science Lesson Writer – Nearpod; $9-30/hr (Remote)
6. Co-Author – Level 4 Press (Remote)
7. Writer for Non-Fiction Book Guides + Summaries – Shortform; $20-26/hr (Remote)
8. Entertainment Editor: Gaming News Content – Screen Rant (Remote)
9. Features Editor: Gaming Content – CBR.com (Remote)
10. Comedy writer – O’leaf Productions; $500-700/month (Remote)

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Good morning, guys! Here’s another list of writing jobs. Make sure to check this out and share it with a friend or two.

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. SEO Content Writer – Miche Pest Control; from $40,000/yr (Remote)
2. Legal Content Writer – Hynes Consulting LLC; $27.50-30/hr (Remote)
3. Content Writer – Digital Publications (Remote)
4. Entry-Level Digital Content Writer/Creator – Layla Grayce (Remote)
5. Freelance Strategic Content Writers: Video Game Lists, Guides, and More – Pro Game Guides; up to $4,000/month (Remote)
6. Content Writer (Commercial Real Estate) – Metro Manhattan Office Space, Inc.; $10-50/hr (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Freelance Copywriter – Wpromote (Remote – US)
2. Marketing Copywriter – The Darl (Remote)
3. Content Strategist/Copy Writer – Aquent (Remote)
4. Sr. Copywriter – NRG; $52/hr (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Associate Editor – Alm (Remote)
2. HLA Copy Editor (Spanish Proficiency) – Bridges to Academic Success; from $30/hr (Remote)
3. Senior Editor – Publicis New York (Remote)
4. Editor – Ross Investigators; from $30/hr (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Proposal Writer – CentralSquare (Remote – US)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Editor – GP Strategies Corporation (Remote)
2. Technical Writer – ChildPlus Software; $20-22/hr (Remote)
3. Clinical GMP Technical Writer – Biopharma – Altus Quality Consulting; $30-50/hr (Remote)
4. Technical Writer – Enexus Global Inc. (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Sr Medical Editor – Arrowmac (Remote)

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We’re halfway through the week again, guys. Here’s another list of freelance writing jobs to check out.

I hope you land a new gig or two. Good luck!

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. SEO Content Writer – Remedium Advertising; $25-30/hr (Remote)
2. Crypto Content Writer – Freelance – Kraken (Remote)
3. Freelance Content Writer – Science – QBS Learning (Remote)
4. Freelance Content Writer – Eat The Frog Fitness®; $30-45/hr (Remote)
5. Content Writer – DRS Worldwide (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copywriter for Marketing Agency – ParaCore; $25-30/hr (Remote)
2. Marketing Copywriter – The Social Hour; $14-38/hr (Remote)
3. Freelance Copywriter – Solid Rankings; $14-49/hr (Remote)
4. Copywriter – Profiles (Remote)
5. Copywriter – VIGNOLI – Italian Food Anthology (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Content Editor – Cratejoy (Anywhere)
2. Freelance Content Editor – Big Leap (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Grant Writer – JMD Enterprise DBA Smart Cleaning Solutions; $19-45/hr (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer – AAT Bioquest; up to $20/hr (Remote)
2. Technical Writer, Contractor – Abarca Health (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Genealogy Report Editor – Trace; $30/hr (Remote)
2. Part-time Writer – Let’s Eat, Grandma.com; $18-31/hr (Remote)
3. Report Writer – Peace of Mind Psychological Services; $32.50/hr (Remote)
4. Video Game News Writer – Static Media; $20/hr (Remote)
5. Editorial Assistant – The Purist; $250/week (Remote)
6. Commercial Real Estate Writer – Metro Manhattan Office Space, Inc; $10-50/hr (Remote)
7. Video Game Feature Writer – Static Media; $11-59/hr (Remote)
8. Biology Content Writer – Elevate K-12 (Remote)

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Are you looking for online writing jobs? I hope this list helps!

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Course Content Writer – OnPurpose Academy; $15-20/hr (Remote)
2. Content Writer / Web Content Writer – Neolytix; $15-18/hr (Remote)
3. Content Writer (SEO & Marketing) – Ardor SEO (Remote)

Blogging Jobs

1. Freelance Blogger – National Addiction Awareness Complex (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copywriter – Wantable (Remote)
2. Freelance Senior Copywriter – Rauxa (Remote)
3. UX Designer and Copywriter – Presence LLC; $27,500-34,000/yr (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Copy Editor – Chalk Couture; $16-25/hr (Remote)
2. Corporate Editor – Planate Management Group (Remote)
3. Freelance Video Script Editor – The Take; $15-25/hr (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer – ModSquad Consulting Team (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Freelance news and features writer – Concentrate; $120-500/month (Remote)
2. Weekend & Evening Editor, Blavity News – Blavity, Inc. (Los Angeles, CA)
3. Writer (Temp) – University of Michigan (Remote)
4. Staff Writer – Rabbit Hole; $11-28/hr (Remote)
5. Movie Script Writer – Same for You Corp.; from $15/hr (Remote)
6. Freelance Writer – The Blast; $15/hr (Remote)
7. Contract Curriculum Content Writer – High School Biology – 240 Tutoring, Inc.; $30/hr (Remote)
8. Contract Curriculum Content Writer – Social Studies – 240 Tutoring, Inc.; $30/hr (Remote)
9. Contract Curriculum Content Writer – Bilingual Education – 240 Tutoring, Inc.; $30/hr (Remote)

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It would be wonderful if your freelance writing business rolled along smoothly, wouldn’t it? (You got all the gigs you applied for, you always got paid on time, and all of your clients loved you.) It sounds great, I know. Hopefully, most of the time all of these things happen for you.

However, in the unlikely event you need to put out a fire with a client who is less than happy, here are some tips:

Acknowledge what the client is saying.

If the other person feels as if they are being listened to, that will serve to help them to calm down. The last thing you want to do is to let the situation escalate. A simple, “I can appreciate that you are frustrated/disappointed” is appreciated.

Make sure you understand what the problem is.

This is a simple matter of, “You are saying that you had asked for [X] and you got [Y] instead.” Say or e-mail it back to the client so you are both on the same page.

Don’t lay blame or make excuses.

This is just a waste of time. Even if the problem could be attributed to someone else’s action (or lack thereof), it doesn’t matter at this point.

Commit to fixing the problem.

Once the client understands that there is a solution and that you are committed to helping find one, it helps them move away from being upset and on moving forward. Apologize for the misunderstanding and come to a consensus about how to solve the problem.

I try not to focus on why something didn’t go as planned because we don’t have the ability to go back in time and change things. Maybe there was a breakdown in communication or I just plain got it wrong. It happens. I apologize and focus on fixing the problem. Then I commit to making changes so we don’t run up against the same problem in the future.

Once the problem has been solved, move on.

This one is a hard one. So far (touch wood), I haven’t lost any clients because of a mistake, but I do tend to beat myself up mentally if we have had to deal with an issue. I am getting better about saying, “I’ve gotten on the wrong track here, and I’m glad you have pointed it out so that I can get back on the right one.”

How do you deal with an unhappy client?

About the writer: Jodee Redmond is a freelance writer, editor, and Internet researcher.

First published in February 2007; updated September 2021

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Good morning, folks! Let’s start early, shall we? Here’s our first list of writing jobs online for the week.

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Content Writer (Finance, SaaS, and Science & Technology) – Compose.ly; $15/hr (Remote)
2. SEO Content Writer – TheeDigital; $10-30/hr (Remote)
3. SEO Content Writer – Ring Ring Marketing; $10-15/hr (Remote)
4. Content Writer – Newsweek Publishing LLC; $100-140/day (Remote)

Blogging Jobs

1. News Blogger – The Pen Is Mightier Content Creators, LLC; $13-15/hr (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Senior Copywriter – Woodshed Agency; $25-40/hr (Remote)
2. UK Freelance Copywriter – CopyPress; $600-1000/week (Remote)
3. Punchy advertising & marketing copywriter – OpenFormula.com; $200-400/day (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Freelance Medical Editor – MedThink SciCom (Remote)
2. English Editor – That Sky Shop; from $16/hr (Remote)
3. Freelance Content Editor – Angi (Remote)

Journalism Jobs

1. Freelance Journalist – Habari Entertainment LLC; $25-62/hr (Remote)
2. Home Design and Lifestyle News Writer – Static Media; $20/hr (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Columnist on China Related Topics – The Epoch Times (Remote)
2. List Editor: Reality TV & Celebrity – Screen Rant (Remote)
3. Substance Abuse/Addiction Writer – ContentWriters (Remote)
4. Service Fusion – Writing Content & Account Set-up From Scratch – Mario Forgione Ltd; $20-50/hr (Remote)
5. Health and Wellness Feature Writer – Static Media; $11-59/hr (Remote)
6. Public Policy Writer – SourcedFact; $25-35/hr (Remote)
7. Experienced Writer – Parvati Foundation (Remote)
8. Consumer Tech Feature Writer (Contract) – CyberGuy Companies LLC (Remote)
9. Contract Senior Medical Writer – Cytel (Remote – US)
10. Freelance Product Review Ghost Writer – Resign With Money (United States)

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TGIF! Let’s wrap up the week with these writing jobs.

Have a safe and fun weekend, guys

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Content Writer – Ayrshare; $25/hr (Remote)
2. Content Writer / Instructor – Real Estate Law (For Under Grad level) – MNK INFOTECH INC. (Remote)
3. Content Writer – HR Communications – TekwissenGroup; from $32/hr (Remote)
4. Senior Content Writer (Marketing) – Articulate (Anywhere in US)

Blogging Jobs

1. Freelance Blogger – Vogel Privacy (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Direct Response Copywriter – Natural Heart Doctor; $30/hr (Remote)
2. Freelance Copywriter – Wpromote (Remote – US)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Freelance Editor, Personal Finance – The Motley Fool (Remote)
2. Developmental Editor – Computer Science – Private Label Staff (Remote)
3. Managing Editor – The Society for Modeling & Simulation International, (SCS) (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Sales Proposal Writer – Words by a Pro; $15/hr (Remote)
2. Sr. Proposal Writer – Direct Travel (Remote)
3. Contract Grant Writer – Identity, Inc. (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer – The GRI Marketing Group, Inc.; $20-40/hr (Remote)
2. Technical Writer – Metric5 (Remote)
3. Jr. Technical Writer – Pricesenz (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. High School Single Subj. Curriculum Writer – Film and Television Production – Emile Learning; $25-35/hr (Remote)
2. High School Single Subject Curriculum Writer – College Writing Seminar – Emile Learning; $25-35/hr (Remote)
3. CMC Writer – Freyr Solutions (Remote)
4. Lifestyle Writer – BuzzFeed (Los Angeles, New York; temporarily remote)
5. Freelance Financial Advisors Writer – Coindesk (Remote)

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Content Writer – DishQuo (Remote)
2. SEO Content Writer – Martindale-Avvo (Remote)
3. US-based Content Writer – Metal Promo; up to $25/hr (Remote)
4. Content Writer – Techjackie; $25-35/hr (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copywriter – Incubeta Joystick (Marina Del Rey, CA/Remote)
2. Freelance Copywriter – Weaver Apparel; $23-25/hr (Remote)
3. Sustainability Copywriter – Shelton Group; $75,000-90,000/yr (Remote)
4. Sr. Marketing Copywriter – Razorfish (Remote)
5. Copywriter – Coalition Technologies (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Contributing Editor – Newsweek Publishing LLC; $25-29/hr (Remote)
2. Editorial Assistant – Fostering Media Connections; from $20/hr (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Director of Foundation Giving – Grant Writer – School Sisters of St. Francis; $20-26/hr (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer – Redolentech Inc.; $36/hr (Remote)
2. Technical Writer – Modern Agile Technologies; $35-40/hr (Remote)
3. Technical Writer – Redbock- an NES Fircroft company; from $45/hr (Remote)

Resume Writing Jobs

1. Resume Writer – Coaching With Empathy (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Copywriter, Blog Writer, Cannabis Content Creator, Dispensary Marketing – Respect My Region; $100-3200/month (Remote)
2. Home Design and Lifestyle Feature Writer – Static Media; $11-59/hr (Remote)
3. Feedback writer – Inoxoft; $45-59/hr (Remote)
4. Freelance Video Game Guide Writer – Pro Game Guides (Remote)
5. CMC Writer – Freyr Solutions (Remote)
6. Contract Middle School Fiction Writer – Achieve3000 (Remote)

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Good morning, folks! How’s your week so far?

Still can’t find a gig you want? Check this list of online writing jobs.

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Content Writer – Brady Technical Services; $11-31/hr (Remote)
2. Content Writer – Numerro; $20-40/hr (Remote)
3. Freelance Content Writer (Outreach) – 360 Quote LLC; from $20/hr (Remote)
4. SEO Content Writer – We Do Web Content (Remote)
5. Health Content Writer – League (US/CAN Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copywriter (Freelance or Permanent) – FitXR (Remote)
2. Junior Copywriter/Editor – Airbase (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Developmental Editor – Computer Science – Private Label Staff (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Proposal Writer – Interdependence PR (Remote)
2. Grant Writer – The Mattress Factory; $17-19/hr (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer – RawCubes; $25-30/hr (Remote)
2. Technical Writer – Modernagile Technologies; $30-40/hr (Remote)
3. Technical Writer – X-IS Tech Inc.; from $30/hr (Remote)
4. Technical Writer – Percona (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Staff Writer – Business Blue Magazine, LLC; up to $15/hr (Remote)
2. Contract IT Writer – TechnologyAdvice; $20-50/hr (Remote)
3. Cryptocurrency Expert (Freelance Writer) – Learn and Earn; $25-40/hr (Remote)
4. Herbal Writer and Content Creator – Herbal Academy / Perch on Bedford Common, LLC (Remote)
5. Academy Module Writer – PDK International (Remote)
6. Foster Care Home Study Writer (Independent Contractor) – Harmony Family Center, Inc. (Remote)
7. Ad Copywriter & Designer – Speedwork Social; $20-25/hr (Remote)

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It’s a beautiful feeling finally settling into your new home. Yet, all of the work involved with moving almost convinces us to stay where we’re at and make do. Still, millions of people find themselves in a new place every year.

Many of those movers are freelancers. Freelancing offers the opportunity to work from anywhere so long as you have an internet connection and a laptop. Freelancers everywhere take full advantage of this freedom, moving their business and themselves from one place to the next.

It’s important to note, though, that freelancers are up against unique challenges when they decide to move. You’ll need a blueprint. Read on for a freelancer’s guide to moving.

Ready Your Business for the Transition

One of the first things on your mind when you decide to move is your freelance business. Can you maintain it while you move, and can you grow it once you settle in? You’ll have a better chance of doing both if you’re intentional about readying your business for the move.

First, take a close look at your business’s outlook. Answer questions like:

• Have you lost clients because you’re choosing to move?
• If so, how many new clients will you need to bring in to replace that income?
• Can you survive if you don’t bring in a single new client?
• What taxes and others laws in the state you’re moving to have the potential to affect how you run your business?
• Are all of your business-related documents available, organized, and stored in a secure place?
• Are your business finances in a good place?

Then, spend some time thinking about how you’re going to establish yourself in a new market. For example, you could research freelancer support groups in the area beforehand and make plans to attend an upcoming event or gathering. You could also lean into your online network to share you’re recent move and express your desire to find new clients in the area.

Additionally, telling your existing clients about the time you plan to take off for your move is crucial. You’ll be able to determine projects they want to be done before your time off and schedule a time to reconvene with them once you’re settled.

As you ready your business for the move, get familiar with your new neighborhood ahead of time as well.

Get Familiar With Your New Neighborhood

One of the next things you should do is familiarize yourself with your new neighborhood. Arm yourself with as much information as you can about where you’ll be living. Doing so can ensure that you’re comfortable with your surroundings, familiar with your neighbors, and aware of social and cultural norms. Additionally, you can map out good places to start forming your new professional network.

It’s a good idea to take a few trips up to your new city, state, or country before your move if at all possible. Check out the social scene in your area. Educate yourself on the available business resources. Then, begin outlining a potential day-to-day routine.

After you’ve become a bit more comfortable with where your new home will be, take steps to ensure the moving day is seamless.

Make the Move Itself as Smooth as Possible

Moving day can be incredibly stressful. From ensuring everything makes it to your new place to say your goodbyes, there are plenty of reasons to become overwhelmed. Fortunately, you can make moving day a lot less tiresome.

For example, let’s say you’re moving out of state. Hiring a reliable moving company will ensure your things are handled with care and that they arrive safe and sound at your new home, even if it is across state lines.

Additionally, with an out-of-state move, thinking a few steps ahead is beneficial. Make plans to have the utilities on when you get there, forward your mail weeks in advance, and ensure anyone coming with you is emotionally, mentally, and spiritually ready for the move.

Now, your business is ready. You’re familiar with your new neighborhood. You’ve got a plan for moving day. What’s next?

Take Care of Your Work

Assess your current workload. Even amid a move, you still have work to do. Prepare in advance for the days or weeks you won’t be able to work because you’re moving.

Write as many articles, blog posts, white papers, and so forth as necessary to ensure all of your clients’ needs are met before you take time off to move. Also, have a clear list of priorities once you return to work to ensure you’re organized and efficient when it’s time to dive back into business.

In addition to managing your workload, ensure you take care of yourself.

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Take Care of Yourself

Moving can be physically, mentally, and emotionally taxing. If you allow yourself to get burnt out, it’ll be that much harder to complete the move. Prioritizing the care of your entire well-being will ensure you’re equipped to essentially survive the havoc moving wreaks on your being.

Say you’re moving across the country from Seattle to New York City, a big move like that not only affects your business but your personal well-being. It can be hard to hold yourself together if your pets are freaking out the entire drive or you can’t afford to get your things to your destination. Setting a budget for the move and thorough preparation can help mitigate the harmful effects a big move can have on your wellbeing.

Conclusion

Wherever you’re headed, maintain your momentum. Use the above tips as a guide to moving to ensure your freelance business remains profitable and that you remain stable throughout the process.

Hi, everyone! We have more writing jobs online today.

I hope you land a new gig or two. Good luck!

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. SEO Content Writer – Centaur Consulting Group; from $50,000/yr (Remote)
2. Senior Content Writer (Marketing) – Articulate (Anywhere in US)
3. Content Writer – Eckler Cleaning Services; $11-18/hr (Remote)
4. Content Writer – Kate & Meri; $11/hr (Remote)
5. Senior Content Writer (Cybersecurity) – Tessian (Remote – UK or Onsite – London)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Freelance Copywriter – Theorem Inc.; $45-60/hr (Remote)
2. Jr. Strategist/Copywriter – The Quirky Pineapple Studio; $23-35/hr (Remote)
3. Senior Ecommerce Copywriter – ACTIV; $60,000-82,500/yr (Remote)
4. Freelance SEO Copywriter with American English – Indy (Santa Monica, CA)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Assistant Editor – Secular Studio (Remote)
2. Associate Editor (Technology/Business Media) – Cypress HCM (Remote)
3. Freelance Editorial Writer – Kristin Hague Consulting (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Content & Technical Writer – 9 Mitchell Consulting; $15/hr (Remote)
2. Technical Writer (mobile/OTT) – Cypress HCM (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Medical Writer – Crimson Interactive (Enago); $41,323-122,991/yr (Remote)
2. Freelance Academic Writers – StudyGate; $3500-5500/month (Remote)
3. Senior Writer – Digital Assets Council of Finance Professionals (DACFP) (Remote)
4. Sr. Medical Writer – Nonclinical – Planet Pharma (Remote)
5. Marketing Writer – Callan Consulting (Remote)
6. Report Writer, PT – AIT Bioscience (Indianapolis, IN)
7. Senior UX Writer – Nylas (Remote – US or Canada)
8. Lead API Technical Writer – Relativity (Remote – US)

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It’s a new week, guys! Let’s start early, shall we? Here’s our first list of writing jobs.

I wish everyone a great week ahead

Flexjobs offers up to 50% off on membership fees this Labor Day. Tens of thousands of cherry-picked jobs for you to browse every single day.

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Sr. Content Writer – Crawford Group (Remote)
2. SEO Content Writer – Freelance – Real Estate Sector – Stretch Creative Inc.; $25-50/hr (Remote)
3. Content Writer – BrickSeek.com (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Spanish Creative Copywriter – Republic One; $15-38/hr (Remote)
2. HR Copy Writer – TekwissenGroup; from $30/hr (Remote)
3. Copywriter (Freelance) – US – ClickView (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Hiring Thesis Editors – Crimson Interactive (Enago) (Remote)
2. Freelance Editor/Writer – D. One Vision Management LLC; from $45/hr (Remote)
3. Entertainment Editor: Movie/TV News – Screen Rant (Remote)
4. Independent Contract Editor–Business; Bachelor’s Degree – American Journal Experts (AJE) (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Proposal Writer – Brigid Ward & Co. on behalf of Once Upon an RFP; $30/hr (Remote)
2. Technical Proposal Writer – Brigid Ward & Co. on behalf of Once Upon an RFP; $30/hr (Remote)
3. Grant Writer, Fundraising & Development Associate – The Muse Brooklyn; $20-30/hr (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer – Acosta Technical Writing Services; from $20/hr (Remote)
2. Technical Writer/Business Analyst – Mission Automate; $10-20/hr (Remote)
3. Technical Writer, Contractor – Abarca Health (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Public Policy Writer for Journalism Startup – SourcedFact; $25-35/hr (Remote)
2. Social Media Expert (Content Writer & Engagement Manager) – Social Practice (Remote)
3. Math Curriculum Writer – Mix and Math; from $2,500/month (Remote)
4. Ghost Tour Writer/Researcher (Atlantic City, NJ) – US Ghost Adventures; $200/month (Remote)
5. CER Writer – Actalent; $35-50/hr (Remote – US/Canada)
6. Medical Writer – Eclaro; $50/hr (Remote)
7. Graphics/Tech Writer I – Agilious (Remote)

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Businesses need to be agile if they want to keep up with their customers and their competitors. Innovation and disruption change industries rapidly, and keeping up can be very challenging. Business owners can keep up with the pace of change by relying on freelancers. 

Freelance marketers, in particular, provide businesses an ROI that’s hard to beat. That’s why businesses are hiring more of them to promote their products. You should take advantage of that.  Here’s what you need to know to jump-start your freelance marketing career.

How To Begin Your Freelance Marketing Career 

Starting a freelance marketing career is a lot easier than you might have thought. You’ll need to put the work in, but following these nine steps will ensure you hit the ground running on day one.

1. Define an area of expertise

The concept of marketing is complex. It can cover a broad range of skills, which is why you need to start by choosing a specialist field. You have plenty to choose from! Here are some of them:

• Social media management
• SEO
• Email marketing
• Conversion Rate Optimization 

Focus on an industry or business type, too. There are some profitable niches to look at. Think about the skills you bring to the table and whether they are suitable. The more you specialize, the more you can stand out. 

2. Freelance on the side first

The goal of any freelance marketer is to commit full-time, which means you need to quit your day job at some point! That can be very daunting. So, set the groundwork for your freelance career first while keeping your full-time job.

The Secret Sauce to Freelance Writing on the Side

That way, you can build your network without the stress. You don’t have to panic if you don’t attract all the freelance jobs that will equal your existing salary. 

Don’t decide to quit a well-paying job until you’re confident you have the clients you need.

3. Examine finances 

Going freelance means knowing everything you can about your finances. Sit down and work out all of your outgoings. You need to know how much to earn to survive. 

Knowing how much you need will make it easier to work out how much you need to charge your clients. Whether you’re charging by the hour or by task, set your prices too low, and you’ll have to work harder to earn the bare minimum.

Don’t forget to check the essential things like taxes. These can be very dangerous to overlook. Besides, they can help you in your freelance marketing career. For example, throughout COVID-19, tax breaks were offered to businesses, and freelancers were to take advantage of those. 

4. Create your brand

When you work in a salaried position as a marketer, you’re marketing a specific service or product. When you make a move to freelance marketing, you suddenly become the product! You’ll have to start thinking about yourself as a business. That means creating a personal brand.

Your branding will be the key to standing out from other freelancers. Logos and color schemes, company values, and a brand voice are critical. The quicker you establish your brand identity, the easier and faster you get clients. 

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Consistency is key. Have a clear idea of your brand identity, and use that when highlighting your skills.

5. Locate customers

Finding clients is the most challenging part. It’s best to start small. If you want to have a flying start to your freelance marketing business, you need to:

• Tell everyone what you’re doing.
• Use freelance job sites.
• Check social media.
• Conduct cold outreach.

Don’t forget you can do all this while still working at your full-time job. Before you leap to 100% freelance marketing, set the foundations.

6. Over-deliver 

If you set goals, make sure they’re feasible. If you don’t deliver what you promise, you’ll lose a client, and your brand reputation will suffer. Be honest about what you can do (and what you can’t). 

Under-promise, over-deliver, and your clients will be happy. The happier those clients, the more likely they will hire you again, recommend you, or give you a glowing testimonial.

7. Outsource if needed

You don’t have to do everything yourself. You can outsource to streamline your workflow. 

Break down all you have to do as a freelance marketer. If you’re spending too much time managing your finances, outsourcing to an accountant could save you time and money. If you’re an SEO expert, but you’re spending too much time writing content, collaborate with other freelance writers to get what you need.

Never underestimate the value of outsourcing as you grow your freelance marketing client list.

8. Build passive income

Passive income can be a game-changer when you’re committing to freelance marketing. A single piece of work can continue to earn you revenue well into the future and give you breathing room. Consider:

• Selling online courses 
• Self-publishing ebooks 
• Allowing ads on your website
• Affiliate marketing
• Make money blogging

Have a plan. Commit to working on your passive income, and you can ease the stress of your finances.

9. Never stop learning

Marketing is an evolving field. Trends and consumer demands are in flux. What works today might not work tomorrow.

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So, you need to update your skills. Take courses and keep up to date with the thought leaders in your field. The goal is to be one step ahead of your competitors.

Wrapping Up

For many, the 9-5 life is comfortable and predictable. For others, freelance marketing means a better quality of life. It means taking control of your workload and financial opportunities. 

If you’re one of those, follow these tips to get your freelance marketing career started.

Remember, though, that freelance marketing will mean busy periods followed by slower ones. Use those times to learn more about your niches. Use that time well, and your freelance marketing career will always be moving forward and growing at a rapid pace.

About the author:

Matt Diggity is a search engine optimization expert and the founder and CEO of Diggity Marketing, The Search Initiative, Authority Builders, and LeadSpring LLC. He is also the host of the Chiang Mai SEO Conference.

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. SEO Content Writer – Superlativ, LLC (GadgetReview.com); $10-13/hr (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copywriter – NO BS Marketplace; $25-35/hr (Remote)
2. Freelance Copywriter – Bilingual is a plus – Parkside Collectibles; from $30/hr (Remote)
3. PT Content Designer/ Copywriter – Kitchen Crafted; $20-28/hr (Remote)
4. Copy Writer for Creating Real Estate Buyer and Seller Brochures – Realty One Group Integrity Florida; $20-21/hr (Remote)
5. Sr. Copywriter, Marketing – Braven Agency; from $55,000/yr (Remote)
6. Senior Copywriter – Thrive Causemetics (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Staff Writer/Editor – Growing Self Counseling & Coaching; $40,000-60,000/yr (Remote)
2. Project Editor – DMGT; $75-100/hr (Remote)
3. Complaints Grievances Appeals Editor – Oscar Health (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Senior Proposal Writer – Buffalo Horse Incorporated; up to $120,000/yr (Remote)
2. Proposal Writer – SAFEbuilt (Remote)
3. Grant Writing Associate – Brockport Research Institute (Remote)
4. Grant Writer – The Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts; $20-30/hr (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer – Pinnacle Group (Remote)
2. Technical Writer – Exodus Integrity Services, Inc. (North Canton, OH; Hybrid/Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Entertainment, Science, and History Writer – Static Media; $11-59/hr (Remote)
2. Freelance Passage & Item Writers and Content Reviewers – ELA Grade 2–8 – MetriTech, Inc. (Remote)
3. Movie and TV News writer – Static Media; $20/hr (Remote)
4. Freelance SEO Sports Writer – Fractl (Remote)
5. Spanish Writer of Pedagogical Scripts – Duolingo (Remote)
6. Ghostwriter (Freelance with NDA Contract) – MQFE (Remote)

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Strategic Content Writers: Movies/TV/Comics/Streaming/Anime/More – We Got This Covered; up to $4000/month (Remote)
2. Medical Content Writer – Pipeline Medical; $15-20/hr (Remote)
3. Content Writer – Digital Publications – Camping World (Remote)

Blogging Jobs

1. Freelance Blogger – CosMarkerting Agency (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Junior Copywriter – aii.agency; $31-64/hr (Remote)
2. Freelance Copywriter – Duncan/Day Advertising; $20-40/hr (Remote)
3. Junior Copywriter – INFUSEmedia (Remote)
4. Freelance Copywriter – Quigley Eye Specialists; $14-48/hr (Remote)
5. Freelance Copywriter – Insurance Specialist – Accelity (Milwaukee)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Managing Editor – Wiley (Remote, USA & UK)
2. U.S. VFX Editor – Zoic Studios (Remote)

Journalism Jobs

1. Freelance News Writers: Film/TV/Comics/Streaming/More – We Got This Covered; up to $3500/month (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Grant Writer – Thomas II Law PLLC (Remote)
2. Grant Writer – Habitat for Humanity of Snohomish County; $47,000-50,000/yr (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer Senior (Contract) – Zebra (Holtsville, NY or Remote)
2. Freelance Tech Writer; $0.05/word

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Writer – The diaTribe Foundation (Remote)
2. Freelance Writer – Mentors & More Foundation; $25-30/hr (Remote)
3. Writer (Freelance) – HotNewHipHop.com; from $13.50/hr (Remote)
4. Celebrity Entertainment Feature Writer – Static Media; $11-59/hr (Remote)
5. Freelance Contributing Writer – Gamepur; $15-25/hr (Remote)
6. Financial Freelance Writer – Seeking Alpha (Remote)
7. Legal Writer – Bain & Barkley; $16-25/hr (Remote)
8. Freelance Writer, Signal Newsletter – Eurasia Group (Remote)
9. Senior UX Writer – Talent Software Services, Inc. (Remote)

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Content Writer – Rogue Ramms (Remote)
2. Freelance Content Writer – Big Leap (Remote)
3. Marketing Content Writer – LuggEasy; $25,000-50,000/yr (Remote)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Freelance Marketing Copywriter – Beacon Media News; $20-25/hr (Remote)
2. Copywriter – Fashionline; $20-45/hr (Remote)
3. Copywriter – antidote; $30-45/hr (Remote)
4. Marketing Copywriter – Bkonect; $20-70/hr (Remote)
5. Copywriter (Contractual) – Salaria Group (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Content Editor – Aspen Digital Marketing; $18-23/hr (Remote)
2. Associate Copy Editor – WebMD (Remote)
3. Evening Editor – Pro Game Guides; $2000/month (Remote)
4. Demand Generation Content Editor – Thrive (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Grant Writer – Immigrants Charitable Foundation DBA LA Community Alliance; $20-35/hr (Remote)
2. Senior Proposal Writer – V-ETS; $30,000/yr (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer I – Agile Defense (Remote – Reston, VA)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Medical Writer – CSOFT (Remote)
2. Academic Editor: Physical Sciences – Research Square Company; $35,000-40,000/yr (Remote)
3. Academic Editor: Engineering – Research Square Company; $35,000-40,000/yr (Remote)
4. Sports Writer: E-sports – Championship Sports Media (Remote)
5. Sports Writer: Football – Championship Sports Media (Remote)
6. Complaints Grievances Appeals Editor Medicare – Oscar Health (Remote)

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Building up your portfolio is one thing but earning wisely through freelance writing is another. What do I mean by this? During this difficult time, we, writers, tend to settle in any type of gig as long as it pays fairly and it’s quite stable. What we are missing here is that apart from what’s readily available, there are certain niches that actually pay a lot higher as more businesses and brands operate online, and it is definitely worth the time to study which will allow you to earn more.

Here’s a quick list of some of the most profitable freelance writing niches that you may want to start focusing on.

Finance and Banking

Finance and banking are considered profitable industries. Credit cards, loans, and other banking products are becoming more than just an investment but a need. With the many services and the competition out there, finance companies are more than willing to pay for quality content, making it one of the most highest-paying niches there is.

Health

This is one popular niche nowadays – I’m sure you all agree. With the pandemic still taking its course, we can expect more health writing gigs whether it be focused on Covid-19 facts and news, alternative medicines, or even mental health. If you have a lot to share about it, this niche will make you earn big.

Home Improvement and Construction

With all the technicalities involved in this niche, business owners are willing to pay extra just to ensure quality content. From topics as simple as a review of the best disinfectant spray to building a modern three-story house, these all require careful research. So, if you happen to be an Engineering student or graduate, you’ll surely be a good fit.

Education

Universities and online schooling platforms need freelance writers to entice more students and nonetheless stand out from the huge number of providers. This niche involves topics about the latest courses, online schooling guides, and even modules. Also requiring intensive research skills, this niche is perfect for teachers and working students.

Cryptocurrency

With the sudden boom in the blockchain industry and the expected growth in the next 5 years, you will, in no doubt, earn big if you choose this niche. A lot of people are aware of its presence but not all understand every aspect of it – what’s it about and how you can actually earn from it. So if you are able to give these facts to individuals, financiers, and business owners, you’ll be in demand as well.

There’s more to the list – make sure to still pick depending on your skills and interest. Keep in mind that getting paid more means higher expectations and requirements, too. Good luck!

They say that wedding is a once in a lifetime event and planning one takes much time and money to make every part of this special occasion perfect. From finding the right venue to deciding on what food to serve, the list goes on and on. Whether one chooses to make it intimate in the Maldives or grand in one of the plentiful New York wedding venues, one thing that a couple can’t tick off the list is capturing every special moment – from planning to the actual wedding itself. Apart from having the best photographers and videographers, wedding writers also do have a special role to take.

Here are some things that a wedding writer covers. Check these out as you might find interest in becoming one soon.

Love Stories

It’s always nice to reminisce the special moments in a couple’s life – first meet-up, dating stage, engagement. A wedding writer can help couples creatively write these memories down and form a beautiful love story. This can be a simple book that the couple can keep in their homes or can be shared with guests on the wedding day.

Wedding Vows

Not everyone is good at spontaneous, public speaking. Stating vows can also be the most emotional speech one will ever make. A wedding writer can help couples transform those strong feelings into words.

Best Man/Maid of Honor Speech

In the same way, wedding writers can also help best men and maids of honor write their speeches as they also have a special role to take on such momentous occasions, especially that the couple expects good words/advice from them considering that they are their best pals.

Wedding Day

More than a collage of photos or same-day video edit, a wedding writer can make a wedding day even more special by writing all about it – how the preparation went, what happened during the wedding, and how everything was full of love.

You can say that these are quite basic for an experienced writer but keep in mind that it does take a lot of emotions, patience to even write a piece. Plus – you will have to be able to find a way to make everything natural for the person who will be speaking, and of course, meet your client’s standards.

Good morning, FWJ folks. It’s been a while since I put together some jobs for you, so I am excited to do so today.

I hope you find a new writing job or two.

Good luck!

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Freelance Writing Jobs

Content Writing Jobs

1. Content Writer/Creator – Data Center Solutions, Inc.; $15-$30/hr (Remote)
2. Tech Writer for a Variety of Subjects (Remote)
3. Search Engine Optimization Content Writer – Swagtron; $12/hr (Remote)
4. Freelance Writer required for travel website – TravelMag.com; from $15/hr (Remote)
5. Content Writer – Momentum 6; crypto payment (Remote)
6. Content Marketing Writer at Twilio (USA)

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copywriter – JDi Data Corporation; $15-$23/hr (Remote)
2. Creative Email Marketing Copywriter – Riseable; $14-$38/hr (Remote)

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Content Editor – Hawkes Learning; $13-$16/hr (Remote)
2. Contract Editor – GOLD Comedy; $13-$41/hr (Remote)

Journalism Jobs

1. Food and Grocery Feature Writer – Static Media; pay per word (Remote)
2. Web Contributor – The Architect’s Newspaper, LLC (Remote)

Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Federal Grant Writing Specialist – North Star Grant Writing; $30-$70/hr (Remote)
2. Business Plan Writer – Contract for Start-Up – Rusch Co Inc; $350-$600/day (Remote)
3. Experienced Proposal Writer (1099) – Red-Ops Consulting LLC; $50-$75/hr (Remote)
4. Grant Writer – Living Angels Foundation Inc.; up to $100/hr + commissions (Remote)

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer – Redbock; $40-$50/hr (Remote)
2. Sr Content Designer / UX Writer – Uber Eats
3. ELA K-8 Assessment Writers – A Pass Educational Group; $20-$25/hr (Remote)

Travel Writing Jobs

1. Ghost Tour Researcher and Writer – US Ghost Adventures; $200 (Remote)

Resume Writing Jobs

1. Resume Writer – Beacon Resume; $30-$60 (Remote)

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Poetry Study Guide Writer – SuperSummary (Remote)
2. Assistant Site Editor – TechTarget (MA)
3. Ghost Writer – Chiropractic Industry – Functional Medicine Company; $20-$40/hr (Remote)
4. Ghost Writer – The Nasa Group; $15-$20/hr (LA)
5. Content Writer/Social Media Marketer – National Addiction Awareness Complex (Remote)
6. Christian Screen Play Writer – Love Is Ministries; from $20/hr (Remote)
7. Write Summaries and Guides to Non-Fiction Books – Shortform; $15-$25/hr (Remote)
8. Pro Book Reviewer – IndieReader; $40-$45/350-400 words (Remote)

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