Writing Jobs
by Amy Kennedy
TextMaster offers Copywriting, Proofreading and Translation services to a variety of clients. They provide web content for blogs and articles as well. Today we will be reviewing the basic jobs offered to freelancers at TextMaster as an overview. Later, in...
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by Amy Kennedy
Yahoo! Voices, previously called Yahoo! Contributor Network or Associated Content, is one of my favorite sites to write for. You can write about what you want to write about, or you can write articles about any topics that Yahoo! Voices...
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by Amy Kennedy
Copify is a copywriting service website that hires Freelance writers from the US, UK, Australia and Canada. Based out of the United Kingdom, Copify claims to only hire skilled writers to provide services to a variety of markets and niches....
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by Amy Kennedy
Are you tired of large bidding sites? Would you prefer the quality of jobs over the quantity of jobs? Do you appreciate a site that advertises at several other sites? Then Kinzer Projects might be the place for you. What...
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by Amy Kennedy
If you like correcting grammar, spelling, and punctuation, you may be able to proofread online for money! Whether you join a company as an employee or search for freelance proofreading jobs, there is good money to make in this career....
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by Amy Kennedy
One of the many forms of freelance writing that exists today is known as academic writing. Academic writing can take on a number of forms, but it mostly pertains to essay writing and other assignments having to do with helping...
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by Amy Kennedy
Textbroker seems to be a very common starting place for those looking to start a career in freelance writing. While they are a good start, most freelancers need several eggs in their basket. Following are some sites similar to Textbroker,...
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by Amy Kennedy
Whether you are an experienced freelance travel writer with hundreds of published pieces or new to writing but have a passion for travel and exploring cultures, here are five companies that pay freelance writers to write, research and love traveling....
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by Amy Kennedy
Beginning a freelance career in writing is a great idea! There are many resources, your work schedule can be as flexible as you need and you can make a true full time working wage as a freelance writer. However, nowadays...
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by Amy Kennedy
Freelance writing is an excellent career to start if you want to work from home and have good writing skills and the desire to help people. But in recent years, the freelance writing market has become saturated with scam websites,...
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by Amy Kennedy
With freelance writing propelling forward as one of the top ways for independent contractors to earn money without traditional employment, there’s no denying that it’s a career with a lot of promise. Writers in all forms – creative writers, technical...
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by Amy Kennedy
I recently found out about a writing website called Article Document on a freelancing group I belong to on Facebook and decided to check it out. This post will provide information on the different assignments available on Article Document and...
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by Amy Kennedy
Get paid to write online with Pure Content. Pure Content is a British based content mill with an office in the United States and writers all over the world. They accept writers from any country as long as English is...
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by Amy Kennedy
Writer’s Domain is a content mill that allows you to log on and choose keywords to write about. During my research I became so intrigued that I applied myself. I went through the whole process and have been writing for...
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by Amy Kennedy
Freelance writers, especially those just starting out, have a love-hate relationship with content mills. On the one hand, it’s a hard business to break into and content mills give you an opportunity to practice your chops while offering some compensation....
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by Amy Kennedy
Calling all sports fanatics! Have you ever wondered not just how to write about sports, but also how to get paid to do it? Of course, if you really love sports and writing, you’ll enjoy writing about your favorite athletes,...
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by Amy Kennedy
I love writing. I went to college, majoring in English, and never got anything below an A on my papers. There’s something about writing that gives me joy. Maybe it’s the fact that you learn so many new things through...
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by Amy Kennedy
The world of article writing is great in that you can write about practically anything for just about anyone. But in order to make your career in writing stand out, you have to look at who you are working for....
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by Amy Kennedy
Have you ever gone to a website and noticed how detailed some of the clients at such a place might be? You might have noticed that some of these spots are really elaborate with the content they offer. They work...
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by Erica Martin
Love to write about TV and movies? Well, the good news is there are five sites where you can get paid for writing about TV and movies. In this post, I’ll provide a little more information on them. #1 – Screen...
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by Kelsey Sunstrum
Working as a freelancer for a content mill can be scrupulous. The rates are often laughable, the expectations fuzzy, the payments frequently delayed, and the credit nonexistent. Still, you have to get your foot in the door somewhere and for...
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by Leisa Good
Would you like to see education become “funny, friendly, and freaking fantastic”? Are you comfortable writing academically and lesson planning at the Masters and Ph.D. level? Would you like to do all of this while working from home? Then Shmoop...
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by FStewart
It appears that a few years ago Internet Brands was a jumpin jivin’ content mill for freelancers. They work with several reputable companies, pay well, and at the time had plenty of work. After a while it seems, as with...
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by Miranda Grimm
Note: This is a Guest Post from Greg Secrist Buykeywordarticles.com (BKA) Review In today’s write from home industry, content creation services are a dime a dozen with most being small start-ups with a very limited client base. However, in every industry there...
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by Erica Martin
Revenue share sites like Yahoo! Contributor Network, Hubpages, and Squidoo can be a great way to make extra income writing, because they allow you to write on topics that you’re passionate about, rather than topics that someone else wants you...
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by FStewart
Article Marketing Co. is a web content and SEO company that provides writing services. As such, they hire writers to fill orders for their clients. They often advertise on Craigslist, ProBlogger, and other job boards, and I have applied for...
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by Miranda Grimm
What is RedGage? “RedGage is a website that pays you for the content you create and share. Upload your blogs, photos, videos, documents or links and start earning money.” RedGage claims to pay users for being active socially and sharing...
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by FStewart
Media Piston is a content mill like Textbroker and The Content Authority, but as anyone who works more than one content mill knows, they do not all run exactly the same. Media Piston is no different, as there are plenty...
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by FStewart
*Updated Post 12/31/2012- See Conclusion section for details* Ozio Media is a content mill with a twist. Rather than logging on and choosing a writing assignment from a work board, writers receive e-mails with batches of keywords and directions on...
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by FStewart
Howtoee.com is a database of “how-to” type articles for pretty much everything under the sun. The Howtoee.com goal is to have a how-to article for a large variety of topics so that when someone does a search for how to...
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by FStewart
Howtohint.com appears to be a fairly standard online writing content mill, but with positions available for editing, title editing, and title creation in addition to writing similar to Demand Media. You can apparently hold more than one of these positions...
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by Jess Weaver
Everyone is looking for a good freelance site nowadays. If you are following the freelance writing world closely, then you know that most “content mills” have gone down. If someone finds a suitable company to work for then the word...
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by Jess Weaver
The holidays are right around the corner and us work at home professionals need to earn some income. The sad part is that most writing work seems to be drying up. Places like Demand Studios, Merchant Circle and Textbroker are...
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by Jess Weaver
Written By: Jessica Weaver Recently, I landed my first professional online writing job with Cheer Channel, Inc.Many people are curious as to how I landed a freelance job like this and what my plan of action was. First of all,...
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by Miranda Grimm
WonderHowTo.com is a public sharing site that allows you to create step-by-step instructional guides that can earn you money! Sounds like a great alternative to eHow.com, but my main question is—does it pay enough to make it worth the time?...
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by Miranda Grimm
When I first began my own search for work at home jobs I could do with my children running around, yet still make more than a few bucks an hour, I consistently ran across writing jobs. They are everywhere. I...
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by Miranda Grimm
Associated Content from Yahoo!™ is an open publishing platform that enables anyone to earn money by sharing their knowledge with an online audience of millions. -AssociatedContent.com As a new writer, I have been working for companies such as Textbroker, Wordgigs, The...
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by Miranda Grimm
“We are a small, growing company dedicated to connecting neighbors and merchants online to help build real relationships between local business owners and their customers.” This position has turned out to be a fun way to make some extra cash....
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by Miranda Grimm
I have been getting a lot of wonderful feedback from so many people. I want to say thank you all for your support and encouragement! I was very intimidated by the idea of writing a blog. I have no experience...
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