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Freelance Writing Gigs mentions (5)

• What’s your favorite gig that you can “turn on and off”?

  Article writing used to be my go to for this. I think it's gotten much harder these years though. But listverse is one market that will pay you $100 for an article still, as long as its well written, unique and fits their guidelines. You can also look on sites like freelancewritinggigs.com to find jobs. Source: about 1 year ago

• what do you do for a job (if currently employed)?

  If possible, shop these articles around and see if you can get someone to publish them. Those are going to be what you use as a portfolio, which is going to be way more important than a resume. No one cares where a writer went to school or prison, they only care that you can write. So show you can do that. writejobs.info, upwork, and freelancewritinggigs.com are my favorite places to look for work, but Indeed has... Source: over 1 year ago

• Need to work but don't know what I could do? Feel a bit guilty applying for jobs.

  With a BA in Creative Writing and English, you could get proofreading jobs. You can apply with specific presses, or go freelance. You could proofread everything from CVs to manuscripts and academic theses, depending on what sounds exciting for you. Sites like Upwork, Fiverr and Guru are great places to look for freelance proofreading gigs. Also, check out freelancewritinggigs.com if you like the idea of... Source: about 2 years ago

• Support and Community for Teachers Considering Leaving the Profession

  Sure, you kind of have to dig, but they are there. Upwork.com, Freelancer, Flexjobs, ProBlogger, and freelancewritinggigs.com . Type in searches like "curriculum writer" or similar. Source: over 2 years ago

• I don’t know what I’m doing

  I work full-time as a freelance writer. My best piece of advice is to figure out your niche (health, finance, tech, lifestyle etc...) and approach a few brand name blogs or publications and ask if you can write an article for them for free to publish on their site. I did this when I first started out and found having these brand names in my portfolio (I use Contently as a free portfolio platform) was key. People... Source: over 2 years ago

AngelList mentions (353)

• I want to earn just a bit more.

  Apply where? I only get interview calls from angel.co. Source: 11 months ago

• How to find a job at a good startup?

  I know there are things like Workatstartup.com angel.co where we can find some good startups but are there any others? Also, sorry if this is not a place to ask this type of question new here but interested in startups. Source: 11 months ago

• Is there a way to find startups?

  Try these, all free: topstartups.io, angel.co, otta.com. Source: 11 months ago

• Where do you guys actually look for jobs beside LinkedIn and Indeed?

  +1 always apply directly to the job posting on the company's site. More likely to get seen. If you're looking for startups, topstartups.io is good, along with angel.co. Source: 12 months ago

• My journey freelancing from 2018-2023

  In my sophomore year of college in 2020, I discovered Angel.co through a fellow freelancer. Intrigued by the possibility of broadening my horizon beyond Upwork, I took the next step every freelancer yearned for and established my software development agency Mennr, finding our niche in offering our services to startups (at this point, I had formed a team with some buddies I met on Upwork who lived in India and... Source: 12 months ago