How To Do Just About Everything
By eHow Careers & Work Editor
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You know you have great writing skills, but where can you get a job? The Internet is an excellent resource for writers to find both freelance and permanent employment.
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Comments
UnaMujerFranca said
on 11/3/2007 Keep in mind that those sites which lists craigslist and/or other ads that are days old may not be the best place to look for leads. I personally find these sites to be a HUGE waste of time. Often times, a large majority of the jobs posted at these sites have already been "removed" by the advertiser or "flagged" (without good reason)before writers even have a chance to look at them. Finding leads before they are posted on such sites will improve your chance of landing the advertised gig. Set up your OWN system for searching the ads on Craigslist ads and other reputable sites. As the old saying goes, the early bird gets the worm.
shirldapearl said
on 10/10/2007 Give more details -- Good advice, but I would've appreciated some details to strengthen the steps. If you're recommending that a reader check out joining an Internet newsgroup specifically for writers, why not suggest a couple of good ones? Including some hard facts and specific paths would increase your credibility, at least with me.
cronaldo111 said
on 12/17/2006 writing skillfully is sort of life in which ur style is the gladiator and ur theme is a weapon!!!!!
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Anonymous said
on 9/10/2006 Choose someone who is word and spelling savvy to read your work and edit it for spelling, case, and grammar. An editor is invaluable and can save you embarrassment and the possible loss of an acceptance.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I have found that the best Internet source to find out exactly what a writer is worth is www.salary.com. By following the directions, you can get a sliding scale of a salaries anywhere in the country for any sort of writing position. Don't rip yourself off -- go here first before sending out any resume. It's well worth the time. Salary.com also caters to all professions in every state. It's great and I've been using it and recommending it to people/friends/associates for a long time.