Alina Bradford

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The best high-paying freelance gigs of the week: June 22, 2020

Hey, No-fluffers! Time to hustle!

In this list you will find gigs pay at least $50 an article, offer a full-time salary, or pay more than $20 an hour. They are also all remote (also known as virtual jobs or work-from-home jobs). Be sure to check back each week for a new list of remote writing jobs. freelance jobs for writers.jpeg

Note: I don’t know anything about these positions other than what I post. I weed out the seedy looking ones, but it is your job to be diligent when applying. Also, please don’t message me with questions about the postings. If a link doesn’t work the posting has probably been taken down because the gig has been filled. If you have a gig for freelance writers that pays at least $50 a piece or over $20 an hour, please contact me and I will include your gig in next week’s post.



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Remote Workday Report writer

Pay: $120,000 a year

More info: ITGen Systems

Accounting Blogger

Pay: up to $50 an article

More info: WEB ROI AGENCY

Freelance Blogger & Technology News Reporter

Pay: $250.00 - $500.00 per week

More info: After Nines Inc.

Marketing Creative - Copywriter + Graphic Design

Pay: $20 per hour

More info: Waldo Photos

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Technical Writer

Pay: $40,000 - $55,000 a year

More info: Ad Sales Genius

Copywriter - B2B High Tech Digital Marketing

Pay: Full-time

More info: Stage 4 Solutions, inc.

Marketing Remote Content Writer

Pay: Up to $1,000 a month

More info: INFUSEmedia

Remote Marketing Writer

Pay: Full-time

More info: The Darl

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Scribe (Ghostwriter)

Pay: $60 - $70 an hour

More info: Scribe Media

Bilingual Web Copy Writer With Legal Background

Pay: $17 - $25 an hour

More info: Analyze Website US

Full-Time Staff Writer for Digital Marketing Agency

Pay: Full-time

More info: APRICOTLAW INC.

ZEKE is looking for writers

Pay: $275-$500 per article

More info: ZEKE

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Queerstories in Lockdown

Pay: $400 per article

More info: Maeve Marsden

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Backpacking, the outdoors, and more articles needed

From Adam Roy, Sr. Digital Editor at Backpacker magazine, via Pitchwhiz:

I am an editor and I do take pitches (backpacking, the outdoors, and anything you can reasonably link to it) for Backpacker Magazine. Online rates range from $150-$250, with average being $175-$200. We may, on rare occasions, pay more for something that really makes us see stars, and sometimes pay less for very short hits or contributions to larger round-ups. Here are a few ways to get an article on Backpacker's site: —Bring me something timely (newsy or seasonal) —Bring me something I haven't heard of before (a trail, a skill, a profile, new science, an exercise routine, etc) —Show me something old from a new angle —Be able to summarize your story in a sentence or two (I know, it loses nuance, but I'm an online editor in the end, and it will convince me that your concept is solid.) Here are some things that will make it harder to land an assignment, but not impossible: —Pitch an essay about a hike that changed your life/where you overcame adversity and came out stronger for it. (I get dozens of these and they make my eyes glaze over.) —Pitch me a destination story about a trail outside of North America (we cover these, but less often than US/Canadian trails, so the bar is high.) —Pitch me a destination story about a place that's exceptionally well-documented—the Wonderland Trail, Yosemite Valley, etc. You don't need to have experience writing about the outdoors or a vast portfolio to write for Backpacker Magazine. If you're a competent and reliable writer with good ideas, we'll work with you.

Pay: $150-$250 per article

More info: Guidelines

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