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Where to Find Writing Jobs Online  by: Abdallah Khamis Abdallah A freelance writer’s best resource of finding jobs online are Job boards or sites. While some boards are geared specifically to the freelancer, many others also list other type of jobs. Some job boards allow freelancers to register their profiles and credentials for prospective employers to peruse, others allow resumes and classified ads to be posted. Other sites such as www.elance.com enable employers to post jobs and freelancers to bid fees for the jobs. The site earns a place for any jobs awarded. There are other sites similar to www.elance.com such as www.contractedwork.com. There are many writing job boards online and it is not that difficult to discover them. Some Jobs boards provide links to other job sites and the list could be a bit long. Searching through the major search engines can also provide an exhaustive list of writing jobs. Use key words such as: Freelance writing Jobs boards Writers Wanted Writing Jobs Copywriting Jobs Technical writing Jobs Submission guidelines. To make your task of searching for writing jobs online, we have provided you with the following list of sites. We hope you will find what you want. http://www.emoonlighter.com http://www.elance.com http://www.burryman.com/freelance .html http://www.recruitmedia.co.uk/jobs.asp http://scriptlance.com http://www.ants.com http://www.e-work.com http://www.freeagent.com http://www.freelancejobs.com http://www.freelancers.com http://www.careerpath.com http://www.monster.com http://www.sunoasisjobs.com http://www.ajb.dni.us http://www.employmentall.com http://www.epclassifieds.com http://www.freelanceexperts.com http://www.copyeditorjobs.com http://www.mediabistro.com http://www.journalismjobs.com http://www.newsjobs.com http://www.freelancebbs.com http://www.freelancers.com http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com http://www.writergazette.com/jobboard.shtml http://www.freelancejobsearch.com http://www.freelancebank.com http://www.mediajobsearchcanada.com http://www.smarterwork.com http://www.codelance.com http://www.looksurf.com http://www.csne.org/jobs/postings.html If you have checked the above sites a number of times in two or three months and you have not got any job. I suggest you assess your skills and consider taking some relevant writing courses. You may also supplement these with a college degree in a relevant field to enhance your marketability. While doing so do some writing exercises and write articles on a wide variety of topics and post them on to articles submission sites online. About The Author Abdallah Khamis Abdallah is a freelance copywriter and ghostwriter. To learn more about how you and your business can benefit from viral and credibility marketing solutions visit his website at: http://www.qualitywritingsolutions.com. quantumpro@lycos.com This article was posted on February 17, 2004 Read More Articles from the "Writing" Category: Writing and Walking – Beating Writer’s Block by Rick Chapo Writing Effectively: A Two-Part Guide, Part 1 by Jan Kovarik Fiction Lessons from the Iowa Writers' Workshop: "As You Know Bob" -- When Exposition Masquerades as Dialogue by TK Kenyon How Author Royalties Are Calculated by Stephen L. Nelson, CPA How Are You Plotting? by Nick Vernon Understanding the Parts of a Business Letter by Robin Henry So - You Think You Can Write a Good Article? by Kathy Steinemann A Quick Start Guide To Writing Your Memoir by Sophfronia Scott Beat the Block with a Journal by Mridu Khullar It’s Good to be a New Writer: Breaking the Myth that Experience is Everything by Shelley Wake << Back to "Writing" Index

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