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Finding Freelance Writing Jobs
How do you find freelance writing jobs? This post will give you several job lead sources:
- Freelance Writing Job Blogs. There are a lot of blogs that offer daily job leads
- Craigslist. In all major cities is a writing job category
- Google Alerts. Set up a Google Alert for freelance writing jobs and you can even set on up for your specific niche.
- Google. Search on the type of writing job you want
- Writing Forums. There are internet forums dedicated to writers and these often have job listings in them.
Writers: Use The Web To Your Advantage!
If you want to become a writing wahm or just a freelance writer, the internet provides a wealth of opportunities for finding writing jobs. You can research how much a freelance writer gets paid, look at other writer’s sample resumes, set up your own writing website, and more.
Beyond the resources listed here, why not consider creating your own website to show your talents? Bring writing clients to you!
I’m a freelance writer, editor, and consultant and I support my family with my online income. I won’t say it’s easy but it’s very doable if you are motivated!
100 Useful and Free Open Courseware Classes for Webworkers
If you work from home, you’re often in charge of your own training and development. You need to develop and polish your skills as well as help them evolve with technology and whatever industry you’re in.
Check out this useful post on helpful courses for web workers. This is a great resource for anyone who wants to work at home!
Bukisa Experiment: 1 Month Update
If you’re looking for extra ways to make passive income, sites that offer revenue sharing for articles can be very lucrative. An article you write once in a span of fifteen payments could pay you dividends monthly for an indefinite period of time. Instead of selling an article once, you could earn a more money this way!
Last month I started submitting articles to Bukisa. Here is my one month Bukisa earning update.
