Showing posts with label Sites for Beginners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sites for Beginners. Show all posts

Friday, January 21, 2011

Freelance Jobs for Friday, Jan.21,2011

The month of January is moving right along,huh? I hope everyone has a great weekend.

NOTE: It takes several hours to find and post these freelance job leads. I make sure that, 1. They are fresh leads, 2. They are work-from -home positions.

If you would like to continue seeing freelance job leads posted here twice a week, before you continue to today's leads please sign up for the job listing site below. It is totally free for job hunters and you could very well find an executive job. (The last time I posted an offer and asked ya'll to sign up to help make the time I spend searching for and posting freelance jobs worthwhile, not one person did, out of over two hundred people who viewed the page. This doesn't give me much incentive to continue.)

To keep this service free, take a minute and register for the offer below that cost you nothing but a few minutes of your time.) THANKS! My landlord thanks you too.:)

Wanted: Professionals Seeking $80,000 to $500,000+

Technical Writer

Freelance Writer with HR/CSR experience

Need Bloggers with Product Review Experience

Theological Writer, Masters Degree

iPhone App Needs Testers on Saturday, $20 Paypal

Freelance Writers Needed

Dallas Writers Needed, Commission + Perks


Write for Mass Media Class

Freelance Article Writer Needed

Online Encyclopedia Writers, revenue share

Writers interested in Science, Health, Environment, $5 an article, negotiable.









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Friday, January 7, 2011

How to Start a Freelance Career

Work at Home and Earn an Excellent Income



Imagine being able to work from your own home, doing a job you love, and getting paid handsomely for doing it. Wouldn't that be great?

Well, the good news is that this is not just a fantasy. It is a prospect that is well within your reach. Today, millions of people worldwide have established highly-successful careers as freelance professionals. Writers, designers, programmers and many other home-based consultants have discovered that freelancing offers the perfect combination of freedom, creativity, flexibility and profitability.

So do you need years of experience and fantastic qualifications to join these lucky people? Not at all. You just need a skill that you can offer to potential clients, and the willingness to learn how to run a home-based business.

Of course, the biggest challenge for new freelancers is finding enough work to justify giving up a day job. How can you be sure that you will keep yourself busy with lucrative work? This used to be a concern, but thanks to the advent of the Internet, things are now much easier.

Now there are a number of job sites dedicated to helping freelancers find work and stay busy. Go Freelance, for example, brings you hundreds of fresh freelance jobs like these:

Write for Discussion Boards: $1200 per week, plus bonus
A writer is needed for an ongoing writing project. You will need to write copy to stimulate others into joining the discussion board. The writer needs to actively encourage regular and meaningful debate on the relevant discussion board, with some moderating of the content. You must have solid writing skills and good ideas.

Administer a Web Business from Home: $4000 per month
A successful e-commerce venture is seeking a part-time virtual assistant to act as a home-based office manager. You will deal with email correspondence, update site content and deal with general admin issues. You should have your own computer and Internet access.

Transcribe Author's Notes: $80 per hour, flexible working
A publishing company is seeking a freelance with an eye for detail to transcribe authors' notes and recordings for a range of ongoing projects. You must have a good grasp of English, be able to edit content into readable form, and be able to submit work from home by email.

You can sign up for a trial subscription for just $7.00, and get instant access to all the projects in the jobs database. So if you would like to get started on the road to freelance success right now, click here to sign up today!

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Writing and Blogging Jobs for Friday, Dec.10, 2010



Steady work with E-Copywriters

Blog for Intuit, $100 per post! (I applied for this one)

College Student or Grad for Social Media Position

Tech Blogger/$2K for one month trial

Marketing Coordinator/College Degree Required, but nice position.

Good Content Article Writing Job for Beginner's, $15 for 1000 words

Video Game Writer/Reviewer

Fun Blogging Job Writing Wild Job Ads

Business Writers/Competitive Pay

EDIT: HELP US BOTH! If you sign up for this contest which pays a $500 Amazon gift card, and I get 15 people to sign up under me using this link I win a $25 Amazon gift card. Once you sign up you can get 15 people under you and also win a $25 Amazon.com gift card. This deal runs through Dec. 15th.

If you appreciated this post you can do me a favor, (and yourself when you see what you are clicking on) by simply visiting the sites below. Nothing to buy, nothing to sign up for, just check them out. Thanks! Be sure to come back here and post if you get hired for any of the jobs I listed, I like to know. :)

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Restaurants.com This is a biggy. By using this link, first of all you get 30% cash back, but the thing I love it that right now they are selling $25 gift certificates for $2. You cannot beat this deal.

Out of the 999 Contests and Sweepstakes you can enter using the links below, I like these best today.

Alibris.com Sign up for their newsletter and they select 10 subscribers every month who receive $100 in free books.

Yahoo.com Take their survey and once a month they give away $1000 cash to one participant.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Writing and Blogging Jobs for Tuesday, Dec. 7th, 2010

Hello all my Learn Web Writing readers! Today there is a great list of writing and/or blogging job for ya'll to check out. Remember, all of these jobs are strictly work from home, so you won't waste your time following leads that are for onsite jobs.

If you like this post you can help me out, and yourself, by visiting Freebie Nut, where you will find free offers, free samples, coupons, shopping deals, contest and more. Today there is a Wild Deal posted that will only last about 9 more hours for an XBox 360 Kinect Family Bundle with $5.00 for signing up using the link posted there, plus $25 cash back and free shipping! This offer won't last long, so hurry and check it out.

Editor For Newsletters for Government

Demand Studio Seeking Writers

Mahalo Guides Needed

PR Writer for School Management Software

Fresh Health Vending Needs Blogger

Ghost Bloggers Needed

Beginning Writers for Green Website

$15 Per Articles on Insurance

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

10 Writing Markets for Beginners

Once you have become comfortable making money writing articles online, the next step is to send off queries and submissions to online and offline magazines. Here is a fantastic list from Worldwide Freelancer to get your motor running. You will never experience a thrill as a writer like getting your first article published in print, or in a well-known online magazine.

Here is the link to 10 Writing Markets for New Writers, now get busy sending out your stuff so you can get published in magazines!

Monday, August 16, 2010

Writing for Constant Content



In my last writing post I said I’d be back tomorrow to share with you a site that will pay you to write articles online. However, I have had a burst of energy tonight so here I am with the post a day early. (This working online stuff becomes addictive, so be forewarned!)

The site I am talking about is Constant Content.

Constant Content has been around for a long time and has a great reputation among both writers and advertisers. Advertisers request articles through the CC system, giving writers the chance to write an online artice for the request. The best thing about CC in my opinion is that they will cause you to improve your writing. Articles must he written properly, with correct spelling, grammar and AP style. But if you are new to the whole making money writing articles online, there is a forum full of writers who are great about helping you. They will even look over  your article for you. And the editors of CC are great too. They will email you the information you need if your article is rejected to correct the errors and resubmit. That is why I say that you are forced to improve your writing.

Once you get an article accepted you will have an easier time getting published. Just stick with it because often there are articles that pay big money. There was an article the other day for $250. You can also sell the articles you have already written as long as they have not been published. You put them in the system for sale, setting your own price.

If you have any questions I am here to guide you in the right direction, so don’t hesitate to ask.

This is the next step in creating a career making money writing articles for the web. Good luck and happy writing!

Three Best Sites for Beginning Web Writers





Helium is perfect for beginning writers. If you want to make money writing online, this is highly suggested as a place to start. You can write about anything at Helium, they suggest titles or you can create your own, and earn from revenue share or part of the ad revenues your articles get on the site. Once you’ve earned a writing star, you’re eligible for Upfront Payments.

These can range from $0.50 to $2.50 per article, depending on the number of writing stars you have. Once you’ve built up your writing credentials, you can take on writing assignments in the Marketplace, which pays from $5 to $2,000 per article. Helium also has a referral system where members can get 5% of their referrals’ earnings, and gives out bonuses if you write for new titles ($1) or once you’ve earned five writing stars ($3). Helium accepts original articles with at least 400 words. Articles used elsewhere can still be published in Helium, but Marketplace articles have to be unpublished. Minimum payout viaPaypal is at $25. Leave a comment with your email address and I will send you an invitation to join Helium and beginning making money writing online. Send me your email address to kdgrier4@gmail.comand I will invite you to join Helium.



Writing online for Bukisa, you get paid on the site depending on the number of page views and ad revenues your content receives, which is used in calculating what the site calls the Bukisa Index. Bukisa also has a referral system, where you get 25% of your referral’s earnings. Articles submitted to the site should be original and at least 250 words in length. You can also submit content that has been posted elsewhere, as long as you can prove that it is yours. Bukisa releases payment once you reach $10 via Paypal. I really like Bukisa, it’s fun, and it makes making money writing online a total treat. You can join Bukisa here.

Xomba is a lot of fun too. They hold contests, and you can write pretty much what you like, even short bookmarks of less than 50 words. To make money writing articles with Xomba require that you have a Google Adsense account, (post to come about Adsense and Paypal and how to set them up.) You get 50% of the Adsense ad revenues for the articles you have written for the web. You can also earn from referral program, which gives you 10% of your referral’s ad revenue. These referrals can turn into some serious money if you have friends online and offline who want to write for the web too! Earnings are automatically deposited into your Google Adsense account. You can post anything on Xomba, as long as it is at least 150 words long. By posting bookmarks, or short descriptions of articles you’ve published elsewhere, Xomba can also indirectly help increase your page views and ad revenues on other sites. I highly suggest Xomba as a site to begin with if you want to make money writing online. You can join Xomba here.

All three of the above sites allow me to invite you to become a writer. All I need is your email address, so leave me a comment below and I will send you an invitation to become a writer for Helium, Xomba and Bukisa!

There are a lot of other sites that pay you to write, or pay you revenue for page views, but I don’t want you to get overwhelmed, so I chose the three I like the best. My advice is to sign up and learn about each site one at a time, write something for them, get your feet wet, before you move on to the next. This means of course that it will take some time to begin earning money, but what I want you to be able to concentrate on is actually becoming a good writer. Making money writing online is serious business even when it’s fun!

If you need money right now read my next post. There are more ways than one to skin a cat!