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Here is a list of 10 great websites to find freelance writing jobs. These positions are geared specifically to writers who wish to telecommute or work remotely. You can be earning extra cash tomorrow if you choose to. Media Bistro You will have to register, but it is a super free service. Once you get the hang of their sorting function, you can find jobs in your area, or choose the telecommute or contractual drop down menu items. This is a great choice. Read Review Sunoasis Jobs A great list usually kept up to date. Read Review Online Writing Jobs This community forum that has three different areas for writing leads: high-paying, low-paying and non-paying. Here is a tip: want to know the number of writers you are competing against for these postings? Look to the left of the post, there you can see how many people have clicked on the listing. Write Jobs A host of full and project/freelance jobs, with more popping up almost weekly. Writers Weekly A board-based listing. Decent leads. Morn...

The fastest way to earn money online is by writing. If your motivated and have some writing skills why not try blogging? You can blog on any topic you know about. Are you an avid gardener? Or an auto buff? Are you skilled in the kitchen? You can write about these or 100's of other topics and create income. Today.com is looking for bloggers . You won't get rich but it can bring in pocket money. Stop by and see what they are offering . Today.com

Here is the final 5 freelance writing jobs websites. These are places that advertise jobs specifically for writers who work remotely or telecommute. Quarasan This educational publisher often hires remote workers. Telecommuting Jobs This has all kinds of telecommuting jobs- it's a great resource to go when you are frustrated by all the "freelance" jobs that are locale-based. About.com About.com is always looking for great "Guides"- these are writing experts who work remotely to build high quality content niche sites. Work At Home Mom WAHM.com specializes in listing remote/telecommute jobs from Craigslist. You'll find all kinds of jobs here. Many are not freelance writing jobs. American Society of Business Publications Editors The ASBPE keeps a fair large list of jobs for members and non-members.

The following list of 25 freelance writing jobs websites are places that advertise jobs specifically for writers who work remotely or telecommute. Freelance BBS Freelance BBS is good. It requires a signup/registration. And I am happy with the leads. Freelance Switch Here is a report I found on Freelance Switch. "This job board is the only subscription service that I am including in these links, but it’s because I firmly believe in it. For $7 a month, you cut down on the sheer amount of people you are competing against. I got a job from here my very first month, making a 50x ROI over the long run." Sunoasis Jobs This is another great list that is fairly up to date. Online Writing Jobs Online Writing Job's community forum has three different areas for viewing writing leads: high-paying, low-paying and non-paying. TIP: Look to the left of the post, where you can see how many people have clicked on the listing.This will tell you how many people you are competing against. Writ...

Catalogs.com is seeking a keyword research analyst (SEO specialist a plus) to work part-time from home. This is for simple search projects - requires an excellent eye for choosing the best keywords relating to each topic. This was reported by Craigslist . When you visit the Catalogs.com site you will notice they are seeking bloggers for the following topics. Fashion Arts & Crafts Wines Gardening Wedding & Event Planning Pets & Pet Care Home Decorating Home Improvements Make sure you do your own research regarding this opportunity! Good Luck!

Have an idea for a blog? Want to blog for b5media? If you've got a great idea for a blog or you have a blog you'd like to bring into the b5 family, let us know by filling out the application form below. Before filling out the form, here are a few guidelines: 1. We're looking for people who have a passion for blogging and a particular topic. b5 bloggers write at least six to eight posts a week, and spend a lot of time checking out other blogs, reading news stories, and responding to comments. 2. Do your homework before proposing an idea. Check out our blogroll at b5media.com to see if your idea is not already part of our network. 3. While we're excited about growing the network, not every idea can be accepted. Sometimes, it takes time for a writing or blog opportunity to materialize so don't get discouraged. 4. For new writers, opportunities can arise everyday. b5 usually offers these positions internally but we will advertise from time to time. You will find the mos...