I was looking for some freelance writer work for when im bored to tears. I found this great summary on the internet, I hope you guys enjoy.
SOURCE: 50 Places that Hire Freelance Writers
- - Popular website content mill with a reputable reputation. Pays $15 for accepted articles. Choose article titles from a database and submit them for acceptance. Many writers report of having to rewrite articles several times before it’s accepted.
- -Pays $20 – $25 per article, LoveToKnow is a wiki-based content site looking for various subject matter experts. Training period required for approved writers and all writers are paid for training, even if they’re not accepted.
- – Pays $675 monthly flat fee plus traffic bonuses. About.com is often looking for subject matter experts. A training period is required, approved writers must two weeks of extensive writing and website building to audition. Writers are not paid for this audition, so if you don’t get the gig, you’re kind of screwed. Many who didn’t make the cut used the content to start their own websites.
- – Content site. Pays $10 – $25 per accepted article.
- - Looking for freelance writers to help build search results pages. Pays $10 per page.
- - Not sure of exact pay, however they’re accepting writes for various client projects.
- - Pays up to $50 for honest software reviews.
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- – Ranges from low to not as low paying ($3 – $25), Text Brokers hires content writers to write for various clients.
- - Pays .10 per word for articles regarding frugality, simplicity and saving money.
- – Hires writes to assist various copywriting clients from around the world.
- - Hires writers to create content for various clients.
- – Pays $50 – $100 per developer tutorial.
- - Pays for accepted articles of interest to the Site Point community.
- – The Jewish Daily Forward accepts articles and even pays a kill fee if assigned articles don’t make the cut.
- – Web content mill. Pays $10 per accepted article.
- – Pays $25 – $200 for original articles.
- – Pays $35 – $65 for computer tips and techniques.
- – Pays for articles of interest to Python enthusiasts.
- – Pays $25 for articles of interest to the SQL community.
- - Payment varies. Check guidelines for full details.
- – Pays $20 for stories and articles of interest to those who want to learn more about auctions, collectibles, appraisals and more.
- - Pays up to $40 for reviews.
- - Pays for articles about Skydiving.
- -Accepts articles of interest to IT professionals and businesses.
- – History for homeschoolers. Looks for specific topics each month.
- - $10 – $20 for book reviews, personal essays and more.
- - Articles for gadget lovers and geeks.
- Looking for experienced book editors for editing, proofreading and fact checking. Though pay isn’t specified it appears to be a paying market and they’re serious when they say they want experienced “fiction specialists.” Potential editors will be tested.
- – Always accepting greeting card poetry. Pays $50 – $300 per.
- – Looking for resume and other career type writers. They contract work from the government and though I couldn’t find payment details I’m told they “pay well”. There is a training period involved.
- - Pays $40 for original articles, $15 for reprints.
- – Pays $60 for funny stories – but they really have to be funny.
- – Accepts funny stuff. Pays $35 per article.
- - Pays 25 Canadian dollars.
- - Adult-oriented greeting card line, pays $50 – $100 per idea.
- - Accepts greeting card ideas, pays $75 per accepted card.
- - Pays $50 per accepted slogan.
- - Pays $35 for reprints and up to $350 for articles. Read submission guidelines for full details.
- – Pays up to $40 for approved reviews. Before you run out and rate your local Denny’s, read the writers guidelines. They have standards.
- - Looking for specific types of safety articles.
- – Pays $30 for approved software/distribution reviews.
- – Accepts articles that help IT professionals. If you work for Bill Gates however, you can’t receive payment for your work.
- – Accepts articles of interest to the IT community.
- - Offers “modest renumeration” (whatever that is). Writing is very community-centric so if you’re not a member of the Eclipse community, you’re probably not qualified to write for them.
- - Accepts articles regarding database solutions. Pays $30 – $50 per article.
- - DIY hacks are paid $10 to $40 per post depending on how much they’re feeling the love.
- - If you land a freelance gig with Trazzler, you can be paid $1000 per month for part time work.
- – Blog Network paying between $8 and $11 for post plus monthly bonuses.
- – Yes, we’re now accepting a few submissions from freelance writers per month. We don’t pay much, I’m sorry to say, only $10 per guest blog post. We’re mostly looking for business tips for writers, tips for negotiating contracts and higher paying work, tax tips, tips for landing and keeping clients, and tips on landing those first time freelance . If you have an idea you feel would be a good fit for the freelance writing jobs network, contact me at wegetletters(at)gmail(dot)com with your article pitch. While I’m open to hiring new writers, I’m really interested in writers who are experienced enough to offer tips to other freelance writers.
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