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Welcome, Freelance Writers.
I’m super excited for the last full week of April. How about you?
Let’s kick things off this week with a nice list of freelance writing gigs. But before that, a word from our sponsor.
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The Gigs.
✅ 🇺🇸 Draft.dev is hiring freelance writers to create content on technical topics ($300+/blog post)
✅ 🇺🇸 Morgan Cutolo is hiring freelance writers at ConsumerAffairs
🇺🇸 Tuckner, Sipser, Weinstock & Sipser, LLP is hiring a remote legal content writer for civil rights cases ($50 - $100/hour)
🇺🇸 Sweet Fish is hiring freelance content strategists with expertise working with marketing, healthcare, or product/engineering audiences
🇺🇸 Speakeasy Marketing, a legal marketing firm, is hiring a remote SEO content writer and transcript editor
🇺🇸 Android Police is hiring a freelance evergreen writer
🇬🇧 Beth Mahoney is looking for stories for a range of nationals, from personal insights and trend-led pieces to interesting studies and data
🇺🇸 SUCCESS Enterprises is seeking multiple freelance SEO writers to add to its freelance writer stable ($200 - $400/article, minimum 1,000 word count)
🇺🇸 SaaS Academy is hiring a content marketing copywriter ($40 - $45/hour)
🇺🇸 Liza Neustaetter is looking to expand his pool of freelance writers and editors at 95 Percent Group for future projects — developing K-5 literacy products and instructional materials
🇺🇸 XDA is hiring freelance writers to write about Windows, PC components, laptops, and more
✅ = top opportunity
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That’s a Wrap.
And there you have it. I hope these opportunities help jump-start your marketing and outreach this week.
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