Freelance writing, write wedding articles for a hobby blog, payment: $17.50 per post

I need someone to write wedding related blog posts 3 times per week for a hobby blog I'm about to launch. Pay is $17.50 per post, and the posts need to be around 500 words each.



This is the perfect gig for anyone looking to make some extra money while doing some fun, easy work in their pajamas from home.



The blog will be a general-purpose wedding blog where the audience is brides to be in their mid-twenties. Subjects include bachelorette parties, beauty, bizarre weddings, bridesmaids, saving money, celebrity weddings, destination weddings, engagement and anything else a bride-to-be would enjoy reading about.



Forget SEO or inserting the right keywords -- all I care about is that you write interesting, compelling blog posts that brides-to-be can't resist reading. I'd like some blog posts to be straight forward and useful like "8 super easy yet little known ways to save money on your honeymoon" or irreverent/offbeat like "9 ways your crazy mother in law is trying to sabotage your wedding."



The ideal writer will:



• Be able to not only write, but think of great topics to write about.

• Be skilled writing irresistible headlines.

• Genuinely enjoy writing about wedding-related content.

• Have a great sense of fashion and style, with a genuine interest in weddings.

• Be comfortable writing your own headlines or writing to ones given to you.

• Have excellent spelling and grammar, and can proof your own work.

• Be able to pick great pictures to go along with your blog posts.

• Be reliable, and able to produce 3 blog posts per week, every week.

• Will have experience blogging with Wordpress.



To apply to the job, please reply to the email below with:



- A short explanation of why you're the perfect person for the job, and why doing this type of freelance writing fits into your current life/job situation.

- 3 suggested headlines you'd write about (just headlines - don't actually write blog posts). Headlines should "wow" the reader and be irresistible.



Short list candidates will be given the opportunity to write full blog posts based on their suggested headlines for pay, and then one will be chosen.



Pay will be via PayPal only, and these will be ghost written articles without a byline.



Compensation: $17.50 per 500 word blog post



Telecommuting is ok.



Contact Information:



For inquiries: job-erj7f-2537352356@craigslist.org



For submissions: job-erj7f-2537352356@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, Utah weddings website, pays $30 per story

We are a website specializing in Utah weddings and we want to hear your story!

Currently, we are looking for brides who want to share their wedding experience. We will pay you to write about your wedding. How he proposed, how the planning went, what you learned and of course, how the Big Day all played out. If you have a beautiful wedding story to share, let us know! We would love to hear it.

Location: Utah

Compensation: $30

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-zsczb-2507967388@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-zsczb-2507967388@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, Real Weddings Magazine, pays $250 for op-ed articles (Canada/ anywhere)

Deadline: 31 July 2011

Real Weddings Magazine is looking for submissions of well written op-ed articles relevant to engaged couples. At 750-900 words in length, this column features a first-person story about some aspect of your wedding that stands out in memory and is story-worthy, something that would make our readers laugh, cry or identify. What we're not looking for is a recounting of your actual wedding, UNLESS there is a particularly story-worthy angle to it. Rather, this piece will focus on a tangent related to the wedding, something that made you pause and reflect, or brought home some significant meaning.

Please note that we are looking for completed stories only, submitted on speculation. We're not looking for story ideas, nor brief synopses of your op-ed. If you care to write it and submit it on spec, we will be glad to look it over. However, due to the sheer volume of submissions we receive, we will only respond to those writers whose stories we are interested in publishing.
Check out our previous op-ed column at www.realweddings.ca , click on current issue and browse to page 20.

Please submit story ideas by email only with the words RW Op Ed in the header, no later than July 31.

Location: anywhere

Compensation: $250

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-6r3gz-2480461723@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-6r3gz-2480461723@craigslist.org

Website: http://www.realweddings.ca

Freelance writing, Real Weddings Magazine, pays $250 for op-ed articles (Canada/ anywhere)

Deadline: 31 July 2011

Real Weddings Magazine is looking for submissions of well written op-ed articles relevant to engaged couples. At 750-900 words in length, this column features a first-person story about some aspect of your wedding that stands out in memory and is story-worthy, something that would make our readers laugh, cry or identify. What we're not looking for is a recounting of your actual wedding, UNLESS there is a particularly story-worthy angle to it. Rather, this piece will focus on a tangent related to the wedding, something that made you pause and reflect, or brought home some significant meaning.

Please note that we are looking for completed stories only, submitted on speculation. We're not looking for story ideas, nor brief synopses of your op-ed. If you care to write it and submit it on spec, we will be glad to look it over. However, due to the sheer volume of submissions we receive, we will only respond to those writers whose stories we are interested in publishing.
Check out our previous op-ed column at www.realweddings.ca , click on current issue and browse to page 20.

Please submit story ideas by email only with the words RW Op Ed in the header, no later than July 31.

Location: anywhere

Compensation: $250

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-6r3gz-2480461723@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-6r3gz-2480461723@craigslist.org

Website: http://www.realweddings.ca

Freelance writing, wedding catalog, pays $30 minimum per page

We are looking for a fresh fun writer for a wedding catalogue. Please e-mail us an resume and your phone number.

Location: Burbank

Compensation: $30 and up/page

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-8f8jg-2455029892@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-8f8jg-2455029892@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, wedding catalog, pays $30 minimum per page

We are looking for a fresh fun writer for a wedding catalogue. Please e-mail us an resume and your phone number.

Location: Burbank

Compensation: $30 and up/page

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-8f8jg-2455029892@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-8f8jg-2455029892@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, wedding e-shop, pays $10 per 250/300-word blog post (Canada/ anywhere)

I am looking for a student writer to help me to develop a blog for my website. I have a wedding e-shop and would like to fill it with related articles and blog posts. I'll be expecting 3-4 articles per month and compensation will be $10 per 250-300 word blog post. Also I will need some help with editing product descriptions and some overall editing of site content.

The requirements:

• Be creative and enjoy writing.
• Have a bit of experience in writing for fashion industry.
• Provide your input and feedback for the website content.
• Be aware of SEO.

Please email me your resume with any articles you have written (fashion related is preferred) and your availability.

Location: anywhere

Compensation: $10 per 250-300 word blog post

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-unz3e-2414071689@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-unz3e-2414071689@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, wedding e-shop, pays $10 per 250/300-word blog post (Canada/ anywhere)

I am looking for a student writer to help me to develop a blog for my website. I have a wedding e-shop and would like to fill it with related articles and blog posts. I'll be expecting 3-4 articles per month and compensation will be $10 per 250-300 word blog post. Also I will need some help with editing product descriptions and some overall editing of site content.

The requirements:

• Be creative and enjoy writing.
• Have a bit of experience in writing for fashion industry.
• Provide your input and feedback for the website content.
• Be aware of SEO.

Please email me your resume with any articles you have written (fashion related is preferred) and your availability.

Location: anywhere

Compensation: $10 per 250-300 word blog post

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-unz3e-2414071689@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-unz3e-2414071689@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, engagement/ wedding video production, pays $50 per script (Canada)

A small Toronto production company looking for writers. We’re working on building a roster of writers who are interested in writing 5 minute vignettes for engagement and wedding stories throughout the summer.

$50 will be paid to the chosen script for each project. There will be MULTIPLE projects throughout the summer. These stories will be for real people and real love stories. We’re looking for fun, witty stories. Please reply if you’d like to be included on this roster of writers.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: torontostudiojobs@gmail.com

For submissions: torontostudiojobs@gmail.com

Freelance writing, wedding and events blog, pays $10-$15 per article (Chicago)

We are looking for a blogger for our wedding and events blog. The qualified candidate must be well versed in weddings and event planning. Please email your resume.

Location: Geneva

Compensation: $10 to $15 per article

Via: craigslist.org

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-fma3n-2364341068@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-fma3n-2364341068@craigslist.org

Freelance job, wedding DIY writer, payment: $20-$40 per tutorial

Do you have great DIY skills and love documenting and sharing them? Would you prefer the satisfaction of creating something beautiful yourself, rather than spending money on something someone else mass produced? Are you crafty (with handmade items, photography and internet!)? Do you have experience with DIY tutorials (including photos) for weddings-related items?

If you answered “yes” to all of the above, we’d love to talk to you!

We’re looking for writers who are really talented at budget DIY items, from Save the Dates/invitations, to making flower bouquets. Need to be able to produce step by step tutorials with photos of each step, creative and engaging writer, and passionate about engagements and weddings.

Job Requirements:

- You should be self-starter who can come up with topics and content
- Able to commit to minimum (1), maximum of (2) tutorials a week
- Internet and research savvy; strong computer skills
- Decent photography skills
- Familiar with Microsoft Word
- Please send 2 examples of tutorials you have created
- This is a telecommuting position, payment will be sent after approval of articles through PayPal

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Compensation: TBD. Approx $20-$40 per tutorial

Telecommuting is ok.

Via: craigslist.org

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-96qnz-2325258971@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-96qnz-2325258971@craigslist.org

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