My last post about 13 Freelance Writing Job Websites was so well received by my readers, that I decided to double this up with more resources.
I’ve had various readers suggest some more sites they found useful in the comment section and have gone onto a hunt to score even more great freelance writing job sites. The result is what you’ll find here in this post. Combined with my formerly mention post this should give you ample of opportunities to find work as a freelance writer.
Triond allows writers to submit articles under many topics. Registration is free and once your article is in their database they will submit it to their network of websites as well as affiliated sites. Those articles who make it and get published will earn a 50 % share of the revenue generated by their content the previous month.
Ultimately this could lead to a nice residual income over time since the articles are there indefinitely.
oDesk is an online outsourcing network for all kinds of professionals. Whether you are a programmer, web designer of freelance writer, there are plenty of job offers right now.
I joined this network after a recommendation by Michelle and already scored my first job yesterday. The site does look promising with some decent job offers money wise.
The only draw back I have found again is the fact that too many writers trying to undermine the experienced crowd by offering hourly rates of $ 2.
Sometimes I wish that the more reputable networks only accept freelance professionals who work for a decent rate in order to keep the industry intact.
BizReef is a new online marketplace that offers free advertising for business professionals, it basically connects providers with buyers. What this means for freelance writers is that they can post their online portfolio free of charge in order to attract some jobs.
There are also job offers that one can bid on. Personally I don’t know much about the company since I only found out about them the other day. Since it is free, it might be worth checking out. Update: BizReef has now a new policy in which freelancers have to actually bid a minimum of $2 for the first bid without guarantees of receiving the job. With every bid, the actual price rises.
Blogger Jobs is a job website mainly aimed at bloggers. Unfortunately the site isn’t updated that regularly so you will need to stay put to snatch a good job.
Editor & Publisher Jobs lets you search for all kinds of jobs not limited to writing. A quick search on writing revealed some potential for spending more time and sorting through the information and job offers.
The site is well established and you can register for free and post your resume.
Freelance Writing Gigs is a popular blog that updates freelance writing jobs from around the net every week. The blog has a huge following, so to snatch your desired job you need to be very quick!
Online Writing Jobs is a job data bank that is geared toward freelance writers. You can choose between high paying and low paying freelance writing jobs.
Sun Oasis also provides a regular update on freelance writing jobs. Some are similar as on Pro Blogger and others similar sites that display ads, but then there are also individual ads which you will find with a bit of digging.
All Freelance Writing is Jennifer Mattern’s personal blog that also features a range of freelance writing resources and job updates. It is well worth checking out for freelance writers.
Looking at the combined amount of freelance writing job resources you will have a very good chance of getting regular writing work.
It does take a bit of time to filter through all the information and one could easily become overloaded with writing information.
I think the secret here is to go with what feels right for you at this point in your life and then move ahead from there. I sincerely hope that all these freelance writing job sites will bring you some regular work and would love to hear from anybody who either got some work because of these two articles, or found their calling.
Thank you
Monika
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Thanks for compiling these 2 wonderful list of free lance writing job sites. With a short summary of your thoughts about individual sites, it certainly proved useful in helping me select which to join.
Nice list of resources Monika! You’ve been really busy and I sometimes wonder where you find the time! Good on ya!
Terry
betshopboy: you are welcome Cheewee, hopefully it will help you find work too.
Terry: thank you, yes I have. And I often wonder myself. I have the tendency to push myself to the limits which isn’t always that great.
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Monika–thanks for this article and the previous one with the 13 best websites. As an emerging freelance business writer, it’s very helpful to get more places to search for work.
Pamela
Pamela: you are welcome. With all the choices you have, you should be able to snatch some great work. If you ever need a hand, drop me a line please. I’ll be happy to help as much as I can.
Just launched a new web site for freelance programmers called Freelance4.com . If you think it might help you in any way feel free to register. All the best !
Just tried to go to Writerlance.com and the page is “parked free” by GoDaddy now! I swear I was just there yesterday and saw the real site - not many jobs there, maybe they folded??
Erika: mhhh… looks like they have. I also tried to do the same after reading your comment and there is nothing. The domain had expired in December and they must have decided not to renew. Thanks for the heads up on this. I’ll update the post with a note.
Monika: I just thought that a point you should make about Bizreef, is how they charge two dollars for contacting any business looking for a freelancer. Which means even if you don’t get the deal with them, you’d still end up losing some money. From what I’ve seen it could still be a good place for a freelancer, but I think it’s just best to make sure your readers know these things. For a lot of people it might not be a problem, but you never know.
@ Nicolas: thanks for the reminder. I thought I had this mentioned, but I clearly forgot. Since they started doing that, I’m not very happy with that platform anymore. I find it a downright cheek to charge people to actually bid on a job.
They would be much better off charging a monthly subscription and leave freelancers to bid indefinitely.