Writing work for beginner freelancers.

You might have success stories from freelancers earning money online by working from home. They do various work online and get paid per task.

Simply put, freelancers are using some of their skills to complete work for those who outsource those skills.

Writing is one such skill and there is an excellent demand for freelance writers.

You may be wondering from where the writers get work. 

There are literally hundreds of places online where writing or any kind of freelance work is available.

Freelancer marketplaces, corporate websites, and individual entrepreneurs constantly hire freelance writers.

Please read further if you are seriously looking to work from home and earn as a writer. I have shared a  website address from where you can get work. There is no need to pay anyone to get freelance writing work.

1. Problogger is in this industry for more than 10 years. The website has a job board on which you can browse through numerous writing works. Browse through the listing and apply for the one that fits your skill.

Here is the link for the ProBlogger job board.

https://problogger.com/jobs/

. If you are new and want to learn how to write for websites, please be aware that there are hundreds of courses online. You need to pay to get the training.

If you want my personal suggestion, make a request by posting in the comment section below.

Writing jobs for HR experts.

HR-Human Resource is a department found in almost every corporate. Though my personal view is it is the most unproductive department, the HR professionals enjoy plenty of freedom in their work and receive fat compensation every month.

I came across a website that trains HR people in various faculties and the site hires writers to contribute articles for their training programs. They pay upto $200 per article!

The article contributors are called SMEs (Subject Matter Experts).

For details on topics that need articles and other terms, visit https://w.iworkwell.com/smes/

Freelance writer needed in Education field.

Being in thick of action, I have witnessed a big leap in the requirements of educational content creators. If you are just looking for writing superficial articles on education, this is not for you.

This job would suit those who are committed to meeting deadlines and who are at ease with writing email newsletters.

Experience covering news about curriculums, teachers, special education, and other subject specialties is preferable.

Our briefs summarize the top stories of the day for dozens of industry associations, and our editors work with our freelance writers to shape the content for those briefs and become an expert in the topics.

Applicants must have at least five years of experience writing education news. This position is a telecommuting position.

Applicants will be asked to complete a timed writing test.
Job Duties:
·       Summarize online articles, studies and other information for use in e-mail publications.
·       Use online publishing tools to create e-mail newsletters and other content.

Email me if this suits you.