We skipped the blogging jobs here Monday because frankly all of the gigs I found were crap (unpaid or no more than $4-5 per post). Hopefully these freelance blogging jobs will be better. Enjoy.

• Metro Detroit News Blogger – Detroit
• Internet Marketing Bloggers
• Tech News and Geek Bloggers – $25 per post (minimum)
• Criminal Law Blogger Needed
• Business Intelligence Blog Content Needed
• Legal Writers and Bloggers - $15 – 30 per post

Are these freelance writing gigs not what you’re looking for? Search for more freelance writing jobs or blogging jobs, or find more regular freelance writing jobs posted by Anne Wayman.

Note: If a location is listed next to a job posted above, it means the company is looking for local or on-site candidates.

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Blogging Job
Web Writing Job
Print Writing Job
Business / Medical / Technical Writing Job
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Bidding Site
High Paying Gig

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   July 9, 2009 at 8:23 am

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     July 9, 2009 at 10:15 am

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2. rubenb says:

   July 9, 2009 at 2:05 pm

   As a newer writer looking to establish himself, I am struggling a bit with where to begin in terms of rates to charge clients. From reading some of your articles, I know not to cripple myself by charging too low rates, but I don’t even know what is considered to be in the right ballpark for different types of work, press releases for example. Can you lend a hand? Thanks.

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