Here are some new freelance writing gigs to kick off September ( I LOVE September… means Fall’s just around the corner)! :) Enjoy!
Copyeditor – PT – Chicago – On-site
Freelance Writer – The Chronicle of Higher Education
Freelance Copywriter – NYC
Freelance Student Writing Evaluator
Freelance Proposal Writer and Strategist
Freelance Grant Writer
Content Editor
Editor for Children’s Book About Vowels
Freelance Proofreader
Assistant Editor for LifeTips.com
Freelance Copyeditor – $35 / hr
Freelance Proofreaders for Ad Copy
Freelance Web Content Developers – $15 / page
Hygiene Blogger Needed
Freelance Web Reporter – NY
Freelance Article Writers – $.10-.15 / word
Resume Writer / Editor – NY – $75+
Part-time Amateur Sports Writer
Independent Editor for Manuscript
Baseball Blogger Needed
Freelance Business Writers – Philadelphia
Freelance Writer for Car Blog – $50
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Thanks so much for the markets! I’m also looking forward to fall — spring and fall are my two favorite seasons.
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Take care and keep those markets coming ;)
hey jenn! thanks for these. :) I was wondering about that DivaMark Magazine, seems like a great opportunity. But (I’m sorry if I’m to sound like a newbie — I am one anyways) is it normal for magazines to charge processing fees from prospective employees?
Thanks for pointing that out Mariella! No, you shouldn’t be paying a processing fee to a potential client, and it reeks of a scam. I’m sorry I didn’t catch that previously. I’ve removed that particular listing from the list.
Thanks a lot for the tip Jenn. It’s the first mag I’ve encountered which charge a fee, just wondering if that’s also something I should know. :)
Never pay a dime to a company who “may” hire you. I don’t care if they’re otherwise a legitimate company. Don’t do it. No client has the right to ask you to pay them for information, processing, or anything else. They’re looking for service providers, and they’re the ones who should be handling all of the payouts involved.