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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Blogger Jobs

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2. Pro.Bloggers – Full and Part Time @ Luuux.com
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4. Fashion and Music Bloggers for New Blog
5. Telecom Journalist Needed for Steady Freelance Work

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

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2. Educational Publishing Copyeditors
3. Full-Time Freelance Proofreader Position – New York

Copywriting Jobs

1. Copy Writer for Software

Journalism Jobs

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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

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2. Freelance Travel Writer - Chicago
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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7. MMA Writer Needed
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Indyposted.com is seeking a “List” writer to complete 5-10 “Top 10 Lists” per week. Lists can be based on any topic the writer believes will be interesting to our readers and generate traffic. The articles will also need to be evergreen (as relevant one or two years from now as they are today).

Some topics on the site include: Technology, Politics, Entertainment, Odd + Funny and Sports.

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CopyDesk, Inc., a creative recruiter, is searching for an on-site freelancer for a retail client in Phoenix.

This project would last at least 20 hours/week for up to 3 months. This is a corporate, retail position in a fast-paced, challenging environment, writing a lot of smaller pieces–direct mail, signs, brochures, etc., in a casual voice. Projects also would involve a lot of concepting, working with designers.

If you’re interested, please send submit a cover letter, resume, three writing samples, and hourly rate requirements. We can’t accept incomplete applications. Thank you for understanding that, because of the large number of applications we receive, we cannot respond to all of them, nor can we accept telephone calls or e-mails following up on the status of applications. If we don’t think you’re a fit for this particular project, we will keep you in mind for other projects and positions as they come in.

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I’m heading to Austin on Thursday to cover South by Southwest, and I’ll be gone for several days. We’re blogging ahead, plus there will be some special guest posters during that time. Jodee Redmond will be stopping by here to make sure you still get your daily dose of leads. I’m looking forward to the conference and planning a special meetup for members of the Freelance Writing JObs community who will be there. I look forward to bringing you the highlights.

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Whole Life Times

From the Web Site:

Whole Life Times relies almost entirely on freelance material to fill its pages every month. We have only a few regulars, so the field is wide open. We depend on freelancers like you.

What Kind of Articles Should I Submit?

We are open to articles on holistic health, alternative healing, green living, sustainable and local food, social responsibility, conscious business, the environment, spirituality and personal growth; in short, anything that deals with a progressive, healthy lifestyle. The important words to remember when writing for WLT are ‘information’ and‘narrative style.’ We strive to provide leading-edge editorial that is not only entertaining, but also directly usable by our readers—information that mainstream media often abridges, is unaware of or is unwilling to print.

WLT’s content is largely local — issues, events and people in southern California — but we do publish some stories with a broader focus. In generic features (e.g. health-related), we use local sources for quotes and back-up information.

WLT accepts up to three longer stories (800-1,100 words) per issue, and pay ranges from $150-200.

In addition, we have a number of regular departments on our coverage topics, and these pay $75-125 depending on topic and experience.

Out and About is our FOB section featuring short, newsy blurbs on our coverage topics. These are generally 200-400 words and pay $25-50 depending on length and topic.

Behind the Scenes is a 750-word personal essay that often highlights a seminal moment or event in the life of the writer, and pays $100.

Query Letters

Queries may be sent via e-mail to abigail[at]wholelifemagazine[dot]com.

If you have not written for us before, please be sure to include your bio and up to three published clips or links. Alternatively, you may submit a completed manuscript. If your article addresses the categories described above, your treatment of the issue, the timeliness of the article and the quality of your writing are the main keys to getting published.

General tip: Keep in mind that WLT readers are more sophisticated than the average Joe or Joan when it comes to green living, health, personal growth, social responsibility and metaphysics. We prefer thoughtful, well-researched articles with an informed and upbeat tone. We favor a narrative approach in which story-telling is emphasized. We welcome in-depth reports and personal interviews, but outside of Behind the Scenes we rarely publish personal essays. Please include reference material for fact verification, and avoid using anecdotal claims to support your thesis or argument.

Horse Illustrated

From the Web Site:

Magazine Focus: HORSE ILLUSTRATED is directed to hands-on horse owners and riders of English and western disciplines. The magazine promotes responsible horse ownership, from providing tips to owners on better horse care and training, to alerting horse lovers about pertinent issues in the equine community. We direct our articles to the adult audience.

Suggested Articles: The best way to decide what type of article to submit is to look over a sample copy of the magazine, available at newsstands, tack stores or book stores nationwide. Look over more than one issue, if possible.

We need informative, in-depth, upbeat articles (limited to 2,000 words) that will help readers better care for and enjoy their horses. They may be about such topics as training (for both horse and rider), management or horse-related activities.

What NOT to Send:
• Fiction
• Personal essays
• Tributes to deceased horses
• Poetry
• Book reviews
• Please do not send breed profiles; this monthly feature is always assigned
• Series, columns and multi-part articles are assigned only to our established writers

How to Submit: Address all correspondence to Elizabeth Moyer, Editor, HORSE ILLUSTRATED, P.O. Box 8237, Lexington KY 40533. Enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope with all materials, and please allow eight to twelve weeks for a response. If materials do not need to be returned, we appreciate knowing that.

While e-mail makes it easy to fire off those article proposals, it is harder for us to track, evaluate and respond to these submissions, not to mention concerns with opening attachments from unknown senders. In order to give your article proposal the best consideration, we prefer to receive queries via mail rather than e-mail.

HORSE ILLUSTRATED receives dozens of unsolicited manuscripts and queries every week. The magazine accepts only a small fraction of what is submitted. Due to the high volume of unsolicited work, we cannot review or respond to any material sent to us by fax, or material that isn’t accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope.

Manuscript Requirements: Manuscripts should be double spaced with wide margins. If your article is accepted, we’ll also need an electronic copy of the text as a Word document that can be opened on a PC. Accepted manuscripts may be sent via e-mail.

Many great story ideas cannot be considered if we will be unable to find images to illustrate them. If specific photos will be essential to your manuscript, please indicate what photos are available to accompany your piece. It’s a huge plus if you can include professional-quality color transparencies (preferred), or sharp, well-lit 35mm color prints with these types of articles. Additional guidelines are available for photographers.

Reviewing Material: We prefer to review completed manuscripts on speculation. However, if you would like to query us before preparing an article, you must include a detailed outline of what the proposed article will cover, including any expert resources, and sample paragraphs as well as clips that demonstrate your writing style. We do not accept simultaneous submissions, but may accept reprint material from noncompetitive publications. We require first North American serial rights in the equine industry.

Responsibility: We cannot assume responsibility for material submitted, but reasonable care will be taken in the handling of your work.

Payment: Articles are paid upon publication. Rates of payment are based on quality, not length. We pay between $300 and $425 for feature articles. Smaller items receive $50 to $100 per piece. Articles accompanied by high-quality photographs or illustrations earn the highest rates.

For new (and new to HI) writers:
The majority of our articles are assigned in advance to our regular writers. However, we are always looking to expand our “stable” of talented freelance equestrian journalists. The best way to get your foot in the door is to query with a completed manuscript demonstrating your writing ability, and just as important, an understanding of our tone and audience, and subject matter appropriate to our magazine. Once we have worked successfully with a writer on a manuscript or two, we will feel comfortable entertaining queries or assigning articles.

Because we have limited space to accept and publish queries, it can take up to a year to establish this type of relationship. We always appreciate your patience and professionalism throughout this process.

Fun For Kidz

From the Web Site:

Every Fun For Kidz contributor must remember we publish only six issues a year, which means our editorial needs are extremely limited.

It is obvious that we must reject far more contributions than we accept, no matter how outstanding they may seem to you or to us.

With that said, we would point out that Fun For Kidz is a magazine created for boys and girls from 6 to 13 years, with youngsters 8, 9, and 10 the specific target age. The magazine is designed as an activity publication to be enjoyed by both boys and girls on the alternate months of Hopscotch and Boys’ Quest magazines.

Our point of view is that every child deserves the right to be a child for a number of years before he or she becomes a young adult.

As a result, Fun For Kidz looks for activities that deal with timeless topics, such as pets, nature, hobbies, science, games, sports, careers, simple cooking, and anything else likely to interest a child. Each issue revolves around a theme.

Writers

We are looking for lively writing that involves an activity that is both wholesome and unusual. We are looking for articles around 500 words as well as puzzles, poems, cooking, carpentry projects, jokes, riddles, crafts, and other activities that complement the theme. Articles that are accompanied by good photos are far more likely to be accepted than those that need illustrations.

We will entertain simultaneous submissions as long as that fact is noted on the manuscript. Submissions should be double-spaced.

Fun For Kidz prefers to receive complete manuscripts with cover letters, although we do not rule out query letters. We do not answer submissions sent in by FAX or e-mail. All submissions must be accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope, with sufficient US postage.

We pay a minimum of five cents a word for both fiction and nonfiction, with additional payment given if the piece is accompanied by appropriate photos or art. We pay a minimum of $10 per poem or puzzle, with variable rates offered for games, carpentry projects, etc.

Fun For Kidz buys first American serial rights and pays upon publication. It welcomes the contributions of both published and unpublished writers. We reserve the right to publish all material from the magazine on our website as a sample of the magazine. This is for display only on a limited time basis. Contributors will be compensated whenever their work is published to generate revenue and not strictly for exposure.

Sample copies can be purchased for $6.00 within the US, $8.00 for Canada and $10.50 for all other countries. All payment must be in US funds. A complimentary copy will be sent to each writer who has contributed to a given issue.

LIVESTRONG.com is a leading online destination for health-related tips and advice, attracting more than 4.2 million visitors every month. To ensure LIVESTRONG™.com visitors are consistently presented with the best answers to their diverse health-related questions, we are looking for freelance writers to create informative articles on thousands of unique topics. As a writer for LIVESTRONG.com, you’ll be able to share your health knowledge with a large and vibrant community while earning a reliable paycheck and extending your personal brand on one of today’s leading health websites.

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ABOUT THIS POSITION:

• Claim assignments from our database that you’re most interested and qualified to write about
• Assignments vary in length and format with most averaging 300–500 words and addressing thousands of unique topics such as diabetes, cancer, nutrition, mental health and exercise
• Payments are issued twice a week for each completed article. Current writers earn an average of $30 – $35
• Your byline follows each article helping build exposure and authority around your name and writing
• Tenured writers gain access to affordable group health care

QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must have one or more of the following qualifications:

• Masters of Science in a medical field
• Accreditation in health
• Experience writing about health-related topics in a medical or health magazine, newspaper, journal, blog or other health website

APPLY NOW:

If you meet the requirements outlined above and would like to join the LIVESTRONG.com team of writers, we’d love to hear from you. To apply, please upload your resume and writing sample through the link below – make sure to highlight your experience in the health & fitness field and provide a high quality writing sample for the editorial team to review. Please note you will be directed to Demand Studios (the content production studio for LIVESTRONG.com) to apply.

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Wizard Web Content editor

To slay the dragon of Boredom

Native English speakers or proficient English speakers from EU countries ONLY please apply

Main points

Are you a wizard blogger, technical/creative writer or web designer?

Can you tell bad web wizardry from good web wizardry?

Can you transform a dull text into a delightful composition?

Can you lead and manage a creative team of sorcerers’ apprentices?

If you have answered yes to all these then you are a fully fledged wizard and we would like to hear from you

Job Duties

• Realize web content and associated projects
• Train, maintain and delegate tasks to staff
• Outsource writing tasks, edit and review all product descriptions
• Weekly newsletter copy writing
• Content Definition,Content Editing ,Content Formatting ,Content Publishing
• Content Re-editing and Re-formatting
• Content projects you will author or manage include:
• Customer help FAQ pages
• Predefined emails and system messages to customers
• Marketing inserts in packages sent to customers
• Free ebooks for marketing
• Newsletters
• Company news blog posts
• Technical how-to guides
• Proof reading internal staff training documents

Requirements and Benefits

• University Graduate
• a minimum of 2 years experience with web based projects
• Strong written and verbal English, with the ability to write intelligent and engaging web content
• Part Time 100 hrs a month flexible, work from anywhere
• Strong skills in HTML and CSS a major advantage
• The ability to write fluent English to attract new customers and retain existing clients.
• Experience working in a commercial and target driven environment
• Particular attention to detail and grammar.
• Numerate and confident working with computers.
• Competent user of Microsoft Office, in particular Excel.
• Confident in using their own initiative and to be imaginative & creative.
• Proven track record of thinking and acting fast under pressure.
• Good team player and flexible to work 5 out of 7 days at least three days a week must exactly match UK afternoon time to enable meetings (Monday, Thursday, Friday).
• fluent English
• A good team player, independent and pro-active
• Salary £1200 GBP pcm for 100 hours a month

to Mark at

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and give me examples relating to the 4 main points

Information received will be used for recruitment purposes only.

Yesterday as I was doing a little outside cleanup I noticed the very tips of my crocuses peeking out of the mulch surrounding my mailbox. Seeing green plus this weekend’s fifty plus degree weather did wonders for my frame of mind. The air is full of promise and it shows in everything I do.

Here’s hoping your winter blues are fading…

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6. Freelance Writer for Pinnacle Services - Minneapolis
7. Freelance Writer – Huntsville AL
8. Writer/Editor – South Austin
9. Freelance Columnist
10. Business Information Writers
11. Satire Writer – $20/article
12. Live Concert Reviewers - Cleveland
13. Press Release Writer – Central OH – $100
14. Green Lifestyle and Apparel Contributor
15. Researcher/Writer
16. Music Bio Writer
17. Iditarod Writer - Upstate NY
18. Writer/Research – Los Angeles
19. Writer/Editor - Glendale CA
20. Freelance IT Writer – Baltimore

Magazine Writing Jobs

1. Contributing Writers for Metamorphic Monthly – Seek clarification – they advertise $1200/year and $1200/month.
2. Business/Lifestyle Writer - Westchester County

Don’t forget these markets

1. 40 Freelance Writing Markets Paying $100 or More
2. 40 More Freelance Writing Markets Paying $100 or More
3. 11 Environmental Markets
4. 11 Cooking, Food & Drink Markets
5. 15 Greeting Card Markets
6. 21 Poetry Markets
7. 19 Parenting Markets
8. 50 Submission Guidelines Pages
9. 75 “Write for Us” Pages

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