I’m so sad…this is my last job list for y’all. Starting Friday, instead of posting jobs for you guys I’ll be writing a weekly blog post discussing the results of various…experiments that I try.

During the new series I’ll be going undercover to expose the truth about long-held freelance writing beliefs. I’ll also be going…um…not undercover to talk to you about options and gigs I explore for my own relatively new freelance writing business, and I’ll be getting my hands dirty on the front lines dispelling myths and giving you facts from my first-hand trials. I think it’ll be fun, but I will miss helping you make money with job ads.

Here is my last batch, thanks to Twitter for those with the asterisk.

• Technical Writer/Editor w/ Risk Content Experience
• Freelance Staff Writer (.05 per word)
• *Writer needed for interesting project
• French copywriter
• *Creative Marketing Writer Needed (Anywhere)
• Academic Freelance Writers Wanted
• *Creative Copy Writer Needed
• Writer needed for fund raising letters–Santa Monica
• *Writer, editor
• Creative Marketing Writer Needed
• Freelance Celebrity Reporter ($200 or more per day)
• Gaming Bloggers Needed for Gaming Community
• Humor blog paying for blog posts (Up to $20 per post)
• Need a writer to help with a motivational “hybrid” mom type of book–GA
• Corporate Video Writer–Orange County
• Technical Writer–Fort Worth
• Marketing Communications Specialist–Santa Rosa

Gig scoring tip of the day: Ask a friend or associate to proofread your portfolio site and the samples you use to apply for gigs. You know as well as I do that it is really hard to find all of our own mistakes and when you apply for a gig and ask the prospective client to check out your portfolio and samples, you don’t want to risk them seeing your spelling or grammatical errors. Just ask a colleague who you trust to take a quick scan. You can even repay them in kind.

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