Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts

September 20, 2010

Work at Home: Stories Wanted For New Food Website


A new foodie blog is launching soon, and they are looking for stories of food adventures you have had. The listing states that first stories will not be compensated (think of it as a way to possibly increase traffic to your own personal blog as you will have a byline) but that second stories published will be compensated.

To learn more about this writing opportunity, visit the website (under construction but details on writing program are provided) at www.andsoweeat.com.

Good Luck!

August 18, 2010

Work at Home: Writing For Experts 123


Another resource for freelance writers is Experts 123. You can earn money by writing 250-600 word articles and eitherget pad a flat fee or earn revenue based on the amount of traffic your page gets.

How Writing for Experts 123 works:

Once your application and writing samples are approved, you become an Expert Contributor.

As an Expert Contributor you will be able towrite articles and answer posted questions. Payment for these assignments will be revenue based in the beginning, but once you have been upgraded to "Work for Hire" status, you will earn up to $20 per each 350-600 word article you write.

Check out Experts 123 to learn more about their paid to write program.

Good Luck!

September 22, 2008

$1500 Month Working At Home as a Tech Blogger


Nerdgrind.com is looking for a tech and gadget blogger that can start asap. The following are requirements:

Broadband Internet Connection
- Fast computer
- At least 1 year blogging experience
- A strong committment and good work ethic
- Positive attitude
- Experience reading tech and gadget blogs
- Good writing skills
- Must know how to resize images
- Must know how to use a feedreader
- Must know how to embed video into an article/post
- Self motivation
- Listens and follows instruction
- At least one reference on another blog that demostrates your work
- Must be able to post 20 or more articles per day.

Pay will increase as your reading audience increases.

If interested, email your
Name
Contact number
Best time to call
URL of blog you have written for in the past, so we can review your previous or current work
Age

Email to: job-848828588@craigslist.org

You can also check out the website and the specific section you would be writing for here

August 5, 2008

Write About VOIP Services and Get Paid


Buying-Smart.com is looking for people to write articles about VOIP. The article should be 250 words, and suggested topics are:

What do you know about VOIP.
What are your friends saying about VOIP.
Your impressions on VOIP prices.
Smart people choosing VOIP.
YOUR own VOIP topic.

Every published article will be paid between $10-$40.00.

Visit the Buying-Smart website, and if you are interested in submitting an article send an email to: gigs-781712869@craigslist.org

July 18, 2008

Get Paid For Sharing Your Stories


Orato.com was recently recognized as one of the top 12 news websites in the world by the 2008 Webby Awards (which have been called the Oscars of the Internet by the New York Times.

Orato has a mission-- to become the world’s leader in 1st person story-telling So if you have a story to share about an experience or event that you witnessed first hand, Orato is interested!

They want all kinds of human interest stories told with passion and a personal point of view. The more compelling the story, the more Orato will pay. If you have video, audio or pictures to go with your story--the better.

If you have a human interest story idea, you can submit the idea to Orato.com .

December 11, 2007

New Work At Home Possibility



I just saw this posting today and it sounds interesting. Basically, writers are needed to help Korean students prepare for the Test Of English As A Foreign Language. Writers would prepare dialogs, lectures, and sample written responses for students to practice with.

The postings lists $20-$100 Per Piece/Project that is accepted. It also states that the pay varies by project.

There is a website that explains some more about the organization. You are asked to email a letter of introduction and describing your academic and educational background.

Here is the listing itself:

"Reply to: job-505533884@craigslist.org
Date: 2007-12-10, 10:14PM PST


We're looking for writers with an ear for spoken language, a knack for storytelling and a curiosity about different topics to write brief dialogs, lectures and sample spoken responses to help students prepare for the Test of English as Foreign Language.

We're preparing these materials for students in Korea. You can learn more about our organization at www.scholarscup.org. Payment is by project. Please e-mail us a letter of introduction describing your past writing and academic background. Experience in standardized test prep is a plus but not required.




* Location: Online
* Compensation: $20-$100 Per Piece (Varies by Project)
* Telecommuting is ok.
* This is a part-time job.
* This is a contract job.
* Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
* Please, no phone calls about this job!
* Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.


PostingID: 505533884"

December 10, 2007

Earn Some Extra Money At By Home Sharing Your Wisdom


Have some "epiphanies" lately? Or do you have some words of wisdom to share with others?

You can share your light- hearted "epiphanies" or "moments of Truth" at an online web site called
ePIFfunnies.

The website states these requirements for submissions:


1. It must be based on an actual experience.
2. It must be funny, clever or insightful.
3. It should not be in the form of a “this is the way it is” or “this is the way it should be” lecture. Rather, it must help the reader to gain an “epiphany” or represent an “epiphany” on the part of the writer.
4. It must meet the “So what?” test. In other words, it must be significant.
5. It must not be offensive.
6. It must be original.

If your submission gets posted, the site will pay you $10.00.

So...if you are wise and funny at the same time...go check out the site and maybe make some extra money at home by writing your own pearls of wisdom!

November 7, 2007

Work At Home Writing Opportunity



eHow.com is looking for writers to share How To articles with a growing community of more than 8 million visitors a month. Writers are paid based on the quality and readership value of their content.

eHow.com covers “just about everything” including topics ranging from simple (How to Boil an Egg) to complex (How to Build a Dry Stack Stone Wall).

Writers can write on topics of their choice and publish immediately using eHow.com’s simple publishing tools.

Start contributing your knowledge now … and get paid for it! To start publishing, visit: eHow.com

Here is a link to the website with more information. Have a look around at the articles and give it a try...you have nothing to lose and possibly some $$ to gain!!

November 2, 2007

Another Writing Business Opportunity

Common Ties is a site that pays for personal stories. Their website states " 2. Story type and themes.
No topic is off-limits. We look for personal stories that are in some way emotionally compelling - stories that make us gasp, giggle, cry, or cheer. Stories that do this can range from the subtle to the sensational, but tend to work better when describing a single event, rooted in a time and place, as opposed to a decades-long memoir. We always look for a hook toward the top of the story that hints at the outcome and holds suspense, compelling us to read more." And re: payment, " 3. Pay.
Common Ties pays for the stories it publishes. Our payment guideline is between $100 and $200 per story, but this is only a guideline. You may suggest a higher or lower amount depending on what you think is an acceptable level given the quality of the story and your past publishing experience. If you record your story you will be paid an additional $150 should your recording be accepted. Common Ties mails checks within 30 days of acceptance."
Check out the website for full information, submission requirements, and more information. Anyone with experience with Common Ties, please share!!

October 30, 2007

Freelance Writing Business

While I was surfing around the net this morning, I came across a great site aimed at mommies, daddies, and babies!! I stayed on the site too long ( big problem I have!), but I really enjoyed the articles on there! I wanted to pass the site on to anyone who does freelance writing because you can submit articles to this site. I don't know if you will get paid or not, you need to dig deeper, but it looks like a nice way to get your name out there if nothing else! here is the link to the site, it's called Babble.

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