It’s good to be back home! My trip to Austin for SXSW was awesome and productive, but after almost a week away, I’m ready to get back to it.  A lot of interesting stuff came from my trip, some I’ll bring to you here.

As mentioned in other posts, I’m in the process of writing a book and have decided to blog about my experience writing and trying to find a publisher to share with the Freelance Writing Jobs community. I hope those of you who are considering writing books will benefit from this experience.

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Content Writing Jobs

1. Online Content Editor for Internet Brands
2. Content Specialist – Full time with possible telecommute option
3. Content Specialist - Mathematics – Full time with possible telecommute option
4. Writers Wanted – USAinIraq.com
5. Website Writer Needed
6. Website Writer Needed

Blogger Jobs

1. Blogger Watned for for Babble
2. Freelance Blogger Needed
3. Jazz Blogger - 20 -30 posts per month. Passion is needed for sure.
4. Blogger Needed for National Community College Beat
5. Blogger for Limousine Industry
6. Urban Fashion Blogger Needed

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Online Community Editor for Bundle.com
2. Freelance Editor for Content and Newsletter
3. Management Journal Online Editor – Cambridge
4. Headline/Home Page Editor- Bleacher Report
5. Math Editor – Charlotte

Copywriting Jobs

1. Freelance Interactive Copywriter - NYC
2. Marketing Copywriter - NYC
3. Freelance Copywriter- Chicago
4. Senior Copywriter - NYC
5. Copywriter – Van Nuys

Journalism Jobs

1. Freelance General Assignment Reporter – Philadelphia

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Technical Writer - Abbott Park IL

Ghost Writing Jobs

1. Ghost Writer for Memoir – Chicago
2. Ghost Writer - Cleveland

Business Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Business Plan Writer

Travel Writing Jobs

1. Freelance International Travel Writers
2. Travel Content Contributor – Norwalk

Food Writing Jobs

1. Food Writer Needed

Sports Writing Jobs

1. Sports Writers - Port Washington
2. Sports Blogger Needed
3. Golf Blogger

Resume Writing Jobs

1. Contract/Freelance Resume Writer

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. eLearning Instructional Designer – Clarity Consultants
2. Town COlumnists - Maine
3. Freelance Writers for Chicago Lifestyle Publication
4. Freelance Writers for Magazine Project
5. Bio Writer Needed
6. Press RElease Writer

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Happy Tuesday, Everyone! Deb is on her way back from SXSW, and I’m sure she found it a valuable and enjoyable experience. Did anyone else find that they were a bit “off” yesterday? I blame the time change. Here are your leads for today. Hope you find something interesting on the list.
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Content Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Writers – Video Games
2. Expert Writers @ Vast Interactive
3. Writer for Online Beauty Magazine
4. Need Twenty-Five x 500 Word Articles Written ($35 each)
5. Any Good Content Writers Out There?
6. Entertainment Writers Wanted – Detroit
7. Writer/Blogger Needed
8. Writer for Web and Advertising and Marketing Pieces

Blogger Jobs

1. Atlanta Blogger for Travel Website
2. Dallas Luxury Blogger
3. NFL Site for the Ladies

Resume Writing Jobs

1. Executive Resume Writing – Austin

Ghost Writing Jobs

1. Brilliant Editor/Ghostwriter Needed

Journalism Jobs

1. Looking for Fashion, Fabulous Freelance Writer/Reporter - Boston
2. Freelance Journalism Opportunities – Calabasas
   

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

Copywriting Jobs

1. Freelance Catalog Copywriters Jobs – On Site – Temporary – Illinois
2. Copywriter/Editor – Contract – San Francisco

Business Plan/Proposal Writing Jobs

1. Immediate Need for Skilled Proposal Writer

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Writer/Producer @ Fox Sports – Los Angeles
2. Freelance Writer – Cable News Expert – New York
3. Freelance Consultants – Identity – New York/San Francisco
4. Headline Editor/Home Page Editor for Sports Website
5. Looking for a Passionate Writer – Round Lake, IL
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Subaru Drive Magazine
From the Web Site:

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Drive Magazine!

Drive is a quarterly publication by Subaru of America, Inc. and is distributed to more than 850,000 owners of Subaru vehicles in the United States.

Each issue includes a variety of feature articles geared toward the interests of Subaru owners. Many of these articles are written by freelance authors, and typically range from 300 to 1,200 words.

We’re looking for stories that are timely, appropriately researched, engagingly written, and tailored to Drive readers. If you would like to contribute a feature article to Drive, please send us a one-page letter outlining your proposal. Our editorial staff will review your outline, and we’ll contact you if we select your article idea for publication. Please note that article proposals are preferred to finished manuscript submissions.

We strongly encourage you to study several recent issues of the magazine for the best idea of the kind of material we publish. Drive Magazine is available online at www.drive.subaru.com.

Drive Magazine’s features on technical, industry, and company news are usually staff written.

Drive Magazine’s payment scale varies depending on current editorial need, depth of treatment, appeal to the magazine’s readership, manuscript length, and other factors. We pay for manuscripts upon acceptance.

PTO Today Magazine

From the Web Site:

PTO Today magazine is an essential resource for leaders of parent groups (often called parent-teacher organizations) at the 80,000 elementary and middle schools across the United States. Articles focus on helping the volunteer leaders of these groups run their organizations more efficiently and support their schools more effectively.

The magazine is published six times a year, based on the school calendar; issues are dated January, March, April, August, September, and October.

Parent groups go by many different names, including PTA, PTO, and PTC. PTAs are those groups formally affiliated with the National PTA. All other parent groups, more than 75 percent of the total, are independent organizations and are often referred to collectively as PTOs.

We use “PTO” as a generic term—PTO Today writes about all parent groups, including PTAs. At the local level, all parent groups face similar challenges. For most of them, our magazine provides the only opportunity for volunteers to learn how similar groups (whether in the next town or across the country) run effective meetings and programs, solve problems, raise money, and otherwise enhance their children’s school experiences.

Our readers are the most active members of parent groups in K-8 schools. They are almost all women, and they are generally in their late 20s to mid-40s. Typically, they hold an office such as president, vice president, treasurer, or secretary. They chair one or more committees and are responsible for organizing specific events or programs.

In most cases, they have little prior training or experience, yet a typical parent group raises tens of thousands of dollars each year for its school.

Editorial Approach

We run how-to pieces, profiles of programs and people, and articles by experts. The tone is informational and informal rather than newsy. We never talk down to readers, we use PTO-specific examples to express concepts, and we prefer writers who can use the language of parent groups.

We don’t cover child-rearing issues, and we don’t cover general education topics unless they have a very specific parent group angle. We focus exclusively on parent groups serving students in grades K-8; high school parent groups often take a form very different from that of elementary and middle school groups.

Major topic areas we do cover include:

Parent involvement. The number one issue for most parent groups is how to get more parents to participate. More volunteers mean better events and programs and less work for those who do participate. We have published articles about reaching out to parents who are new to the school, making sure volunteers have a positive experience and want to come back, and communicating effectively with parents who aren’t members.

Leadership. These articles focus on soft skills such as settling conflicts and developing good communication skills, as well as hard skills such as running meetings efficiently and managing volunteers effectively.

Fundraising. Fundraising is a major activity for parent groups, especially in these times of shrinking school budgets. Parent groups pay for everything from teaching positions to music programs to ice cream socials.

Group management and organization. Many groups have little understanding of the legal, financial, and tax aspects of running what is essentially a small nonprofit business. Topics include tax issues, applying for 501(c)3 (charitable nonprofit) status under the federal tax code, bookkeeping basics, and legal requirements for keeping meeting minutes and other documents.

Working with school staff. Successful parent groups have a strong working relationship with the school principal, teachers, and staff. Past articles have discusses topics ranging from teacher appreciation to tactics for strengthening ties with the principal.

Playgrounds. The largest and most complex project many parent group undertake is building a new playground. A playground project typically costs $50,000 to $100,000 or more. Parent groups raise the money. They also participate in the playground design and, often, the construction. Safety standards, community involvement, and large-project logistics are all topics that relate to parent group playground projects.

Education. Our coverage of education topics extends only to the role of the parent group; PTOs often run field trips, bring in arts and enrichment performers, and sponsor other programs that complement or enhance the curriculum.

Queries

We recommend that you familiarize yourself with our previous content and our community before submitting a query. Archived articles are sorted into topic areas on our website, which you can find listed on the Topics A-Z page. Read the article “PTO vs. PTA: What’s the Difference?” for an overview of the differences between these two types of organizations, and look through our active message boards to get a sense of the issues that are important to parent groups.

Features run roughly 1,200 to 2,200 words, and the average assignment is 1,500 words. Department pieces run 600 to 1,200 words. Payment depends on the difficulty of the topic and the experience of the writer. We pay by the assignment, not by the word; our pay scale ranges from $200 to $700 for features and $150 to $400 for departments. We occasionally pay more for high-impact stories and highly experienced writers. We buy all rights, and we pay on acceptance (within 30 days of invoice).

We may ask writers to help us acquire appropriate art for articles, and we appreciate queries that offer art suggestions. We will review, but we do not encourage, unsolicited manuscripts.

Metro Family Magazine

From the Web Site:

MetroFamily Magazine is dedicated to informing parents and empowering families. The goal of our features, departments, and columns is to educate, inspire, and uplift readers.

About Submitting

·         E-mail submissions are preferred. Send to Editor@MetroFamilyMagazine.com. We purchase one-time print rights and web rights. Standard-mail submissions are seldom considered and will not be returned.

·         Reprint submissions will be accepted from writers around the United States; articles we assign will be given to local writers to capitalize on local sources. We reserve the right to refuse publication of any piece if the article does not meet our needs and/or standards. All submissions are subject to editing.

·        MetroFamily Magazine is published monthly, 12 issues per year. We work 3-6 months in advance so plan feature queries/submissions accordingly. For a list of general themes, please email Editor@MetroFamilyMagazine.com.

About Formatting

·         Send articles in the body of your e-mail. If the article is chosen for publication, I may ask if it is available as a Word document.

·         In a series of three or more terms and a single conjunction, use a comma after each term except the last. Example: Sarah doesn’t own a pig, a rat or a bird.

·         Please, only one space following a period.

·         Include a word count, including sidebar(s), at the top right corner of your first page.

About Writing

·         Leads: An interesting, compelling lead into each story is critical. Just like us, our readers have work to do, meals to prepare, and kids to tend. We must seduce them into reading.

·         Humor: Bring it on! If you can lighten a “heavy” story with some appropriate levity, by all means do so.

·         Surprises: Try to put one in every piece you write. Startle readers with an unexpected statistic (with proper credit given to the source of the information) or raise eyebrows with a surprising outcome.

·         Length: Keep it short. Our features rarely run over 1,000 words, including sidebars.

·         Layering: Many people don’t read, they flip. Each story needs to be layered so that even someone scanning the page can take away an important fact or idea. Include suggested pullout quotes, subheads, bulleted items, and/or sidebars.

·         Art: Photographs grab readers’ attention, so we want to include them whenever possible. If you have photos or leads for photos, please pass that information along as early in the writing process as possible.

·         Payment (includes web rights): $20-$35 up to 500 words; $35-$50 over 500 words, paid upon publication.

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Good morning FWJ Friends! It’s a rainy start to the March Break here. Are you working or taking some time off this week?

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Content Writing Jobs

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Blogger Jobs

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2. Parenting News Blogger @ Babble.com
3. Marketing Industry Focused Bloggers
4. WordPress Plugins Guides, Reviews and Comparisons Blogger
5. Travel Blogger/Writer
6. Hotel/Travel Bloggers with Own Blogs Wanted
7. Jazz Blogger Wanted
8. Home Remodeling Blogger
9. Blogger/Writer Needed for Film/Movie/Media Industry
10. Social Media Blogger Wanted – Miami
11. Food Bloggers Wanted - Miami

Resume Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Resume Writer

Ghost Writing Jobs

1. Ghost Writer Position

Grant Writing Jobs

1. Grant Writer for Green Energy Invention

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Associate Editor @ Mother Nature Network – On Site – Atlanta
2. Content Editor for Joomla Association Web Site – Chicago – On Site to Start, then Telecommute
3. Experienced Copy Editor Wanted – 40K/year
4. Technical Editor – Seattle

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copywriter - 3 month contract – Austin
2. Senior Copywriter Advertising – Coral Gables
3. Freelance Copy Writers Needed – Manhattan
4. Junior Copywriter – Contract – Irvine
5. Senior Copywriter – Temporary – Philadelphia
6. Freelance Copywriter for Baby Products Website

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Government Contract Proposal Technical Writer – On Call
2. Technical Writer - Portland
3. Technical Writer – 8 Week Contract – Raleigh
4. Update Procedural and Organizational Manual - Seattle

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Educational Writers – Texas
2. Health Beat Writer Covering Cancer Screening ($0.50-$0.75 per word)
3. Luxury (Rolex) Watch Enthusiast Job – Los Angeles
4. Freelance Article Writer – Los Angeles
5. LA Based Business Seeking Writers ($18 per hour)
6. Business Plan Writer
7. English to Portuguese Translator for Documents – Carlsbad, CA
8. Product Review Writer/Blogger Needed

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The job would be about 50 hours, payment is $15 per hour. Please contact me for more details.

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We’re looking for writers for our website www.naturalhealthinformer.com . We want articles between 800-1500 words. We pay $130 per article chosen.

Each article should have:

A helpful, friendly, but smart manner in Dr Gitterle’s voice

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Only one issue addressed per article

Flesch-Kincaid Score (9.0 or under)

Every article needs to show a benefit, provide convincing proof, and give easy-to-follow advice.

We want writing that shows emotion, that takes a stand, and is solution oriented and positive.

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Good morning FWJ Friends! It’s Friday and the last work day before March Break. Things are a bit quiet on the boards this morning – probably due to March Break plans – but I have some leads for you. Have a great weekend, and I’ll be back on Monday.

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4. Fashion and Music Bloggers for New Blog
5. Telecom Journalist Needed for Steady Freelance Work

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Listings Editor – Part-time – Chicago
2. Educational Publishing Copyeditors
3. Full-Time Freelance Proofreader Position – New York

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copy Writer for Software

Journalism Jobs

1. Freelance Journalist Required ASAP – New York
2. Reporter/Researcher Wanted for Media Ethics News Site – On Site – New York

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. DailyChowder.com Needs Talented Writers
2. Part-Time Writing Gig – Boston – $45 per hour/20 hours a week
3. Chicago-Based Travel Writer Wanted
4. Professional Writer Needed for SEO Company
5. Freelance Writer – Communications Dept. at Cal State University – Part Time Temporary
6. iLife and iWork Writers Wanted
7. Need an Expert at Creating Forms
8. Resume Writer for C-Level Executives – Part Time
9. Looking for Insurance Professionals Who Can Write Clearly and Simply

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Good morning FWJ Friends! Deb is winging her way to Austin this morning, and it’s a glorious sunny day here. Hope your weather has the hope of spring as well. If not, I hope something on today’s list of freelance writing jobs catches your eye.

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Content Writing Jobs

1. Pregnancy Writers for Pea in the Podcast
2. New Website Looking for Freelance Writers
3. Love to Write? Love Cars? CarWoo! Needs You – $50-$100 per article

Blogger Jobs

1. Movie News Writers @ Screen Rant
2. Tech Blogger - $16 per hour
3. Food Critic/Blogger – Dallas
4. Blackjack Copywriter/Blogger Wanted - 8 cents/word
5. Entertainment Writer/Blogger
6. Legal Blog Writer
7. Naval History Bloggers Needed

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Online Copy Editors and Environment Editors @ National Geographic Digital Media
2. Part-Time Freelance Editor - Business Content
3. Grammar Expert with Professional Proofreading Experience – Boston
4. Financial Text Editor – Denver
5. Book Editor
6. Production Editors – Contract – On Site – Washington, D.C.

Copywriting Jobs

1. Web Copywriter/Content Producer - Chicago
2. Contract Copywriter for Web Needed

Journalism Jobs

1. Freelance Reporters for Online Politics and Government Web Site
2. Bicycling Columnist – Boston

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Writers – Huntsville, AB
2. Knowledge Evangelist/Technical Writer Needed – Contract to Hire – Roswell, GA
3. Technical Writer – Temporary – Austin, TX

Ghost Writing Jobs

1. Work from Home Ghostwriting/Editing

Business Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Writer – Business Plans and Proposals
2. Grant Writer – Atlanta
3. Proposal Writer – Contract – Dearborn, MI
4. Grant Writer – Fairfax/San Francisco

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

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3. Freelance Writer for Business Book Reviews – $500 per review
4. Business Writing/Editing – Los Angeles
5. Comedy Writers Needed – Santa Monica
6. Super Creative iPad iPhone Writers @ Education. com
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Just a head’s up, I’m heading to Austin for South by Southwest Interactive tomorrow morning.  The lovely and talented Jodee will be here to offer your daily dose of leads and other fun stuff. Meanwhile, I’m going to do my best to bring you reports from SXSWi as often as I can. I’ll have my camera and will be sure to take pictures of the FWJ meetup, plus parties hosted by Media Bistro, Demand Studios, Mashable, Social Media Breakfast and more. I’ll be attending book readings, Core Conversations and many interesting discussion panels. I can’t wait to share them all with you.

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4. Writer for Informative Website
5. Freelance Writers for Education.com
6. Reporters/Bloggers/Authors – Bergen County NJ
7. Writers Needed - Sausalito
8. ECommerce Content Writer - Potomac MD

Blogger Jobs

1. Chicago Blogger
2. Political Blogger – $250/post

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

1. Proofreader – Stamford CT
2. Editor Needed – Los Angeles

Copywriting Jobs

1. Freelance Copywriter with Baking Experience - Chicago
2. Pharmaceutical Copywriter – Costa Mesa
3. Freelance Catalog Copywriter – Rolling Meadows IL
4. Copywriter – Branding Job – Elgin IL
5. Freelance SEO Copywriter – Oak Park IL
6. Senior Interactive Copywriter – Wayne, NJ
7. Contract Copywriter for Web – Las Vegas
8. Advertising Copywriter
9. Advertising Copywriter
10. Freelance Insurance Copywriter

Journalism Jobs

1. Business Reporter Needed – Queens NY
2. Freelance Journalists Watned

Technical Writing Jobs

1. Proposal Manager/Technical Writer – Washington DC

Ghost Writing Jobs

1. Ghost Writer- Gainesville

Business Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs

1. Proposal Writer – NYC
2. Grant Writer - Washington DC
3. Grant Writer – Atlanta

General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs

1. Freelance Writer for Asian American Reports
2. Freelance Writer for Hispanic Reports
3. Online Writing Tutor for Smart Thinking
4. Freelance Writer with Welding Experience
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6. Freelance Writer Needed – Sausalito
7. MMA Writer Needed
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