08/20/2008 Writing Jobs and Links
August 20, 2008 by J.C. Hewitt
Today’s Writing Job Roll
Personal Development Bloggers — Anywhere
Freelance Construction Writer — Southeast US
Freelance Proofreader — New jersey
Tech Blogger for Digital Photo Gadgets — Telecommute
Medical Blog Writer — Telecommute
Freelance Expat blog posts — Telecommute
Forex Blog Writing — Telecommute
Professor and Chair of Creative Writing (Fiction) — Austin, TX
Assistant Professor of Composition & Humanities — Fort Washington, PA
Corporate Web Editor / Writer — Princeton, NJ
Writer / Editor — Arlington, VA
Harley-Davidson Technical Writer — Wisconsin
Today’s Job and Writing Links
Freelance Writing Success: Your Way or Mine? Amy Derby blogs about using personal satisfaction as a freelance goal. She also has a spiffy new web design. Check it out.
Will You Become A Corporate Blog Whore? I knew I wanted to post this article as soon as I saw the title, but then I saw that Cath even mentioned me in the article. As for whether or not I would be, all I can say is, not for the prices they’re paying right now.
Invest in Your Writing Career and Build a Richer Future: I asked Fonzie, and he told me there’s nothing cooler than diversified residual income streams. Then he jumped is bike over 14 blogs.
The 22 Immutable Laws of Branding: A Review: They liked it. They really, really liked it.
Five Reasons Why Blogging Leads to Writing Jobs: Basically it is about free marketing, portfolio building, expanding your knowledge.
Random Thought of the Day
Mary Worth characters should not have sexual thoughts — ever!
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Hi John – thanks for the link. I loved the guest post you did on Lillie’s site. It will help lots of writers who were struggling to get work before.
Amy’s article was great too and I’ll be checking out the rest of the links.
You mentioned that the pay for corporate bloggers isn’t so great now. Can you see that changing, as the demand for them increases?
Hi Cath,
I do think the situation will improve, but I see the position getting folded into marketing and public relations, which pay around 40k for most positions. That isn’t enough for me.
Thanks for the link, John. And I’m glad you like my new design.
Cath’s post was great, and I’m looking forward to reading the others now…
Amys last blog post..Freelance Writing Success: Your Way or Mine?
Hi John – thanks for the link. It will help lots of writers to get the jobs who were struggling before. Amy’s article was great . And also thanks for bringing together all the possible resources, topics, jobs, writing tips, articles to aspire the freelance writers. Now a day there is a huge demand of good writers but availability of good writers is short. Its a great stuff to encourage the writers and give them a opportunity.