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Freelance Writing Jobs in the Philippines – 12.01-02.09

by Kristine

Good morning to everyone!

I’m sorry about not writing job leads for yesterday – my 5-year-old cousin had a new babysitter for the day: me.

Anyway, I’m compiling them today. Make sure to take a look at all, and always ask if they accept applicants from the Philippines. :) I want to help others but I’m not able to email each and every one to ask if they accept Filipino freelance writers.

Anyway, enjoy the day and enjoy writing!

  1. Freelance Content Writer
  2. Urban Magazine Looking for Writers/Bloggers
  3. 500 Product Descriptions for Furniture
  4. Writers for new cookbook
  5. On-call writer $.15 to $20 per word
  6. Young Blog and SEO Content Writers
  7. How-to Writers
  8. full-time Writer
  9. Article Writer/Virtual Assistant – $300/month
  10. part-time creative writer
  11. transcriber
  12. English writers
  13. Writer
  14. Researcher
  15. Freelance Academic Writers
  16. Full-time creative writer
  17. Writer – 15 hours per week
  18. Part-time creative writers - P8,000 a month, three 500-word articles a day by 8PM
  19. Freelance Writer
  20. Blog Post Writers – 150 words, 4 posts a day
  21. Content Writer/Virtual assistant – $3/500-word article
  22. Business plan writers
  23. Full-time English content writers – P13,500, 40 hours a week
  24. Academic Freelance Writers
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7 comments

1 bloggistaNo Gravatar { 12.02.09 at 3:27 pm }

Wow, those freelance writing jobs just kept on coming. If only these kind of things were available during my student days – I would have taken advantage of it. I wonder if student these days seriously consider earning money on the side with freelance writing.

2 bloggistaNo Gravatar { 12.02.09 at 3:28 pm }

…and by the way, you just don’t make a good freelance writer, but also a good babysitter. Hmmmm. hehehe…

3 KristineNo Gravatar { 12.02.09 at 3:45 pm }

Yeah, I was also shocked by these freelance stuff. I hope students would really use them. Too bad I’ve only known them recently. If I were still in the university, I’d be able to buy all the stuff I want already. LOL. :)

A good babysitter? LOLOL. :) Maybe :)

4 ErinNo Gravatar { 12.03.09 at 5:44 pm }

Wow, a lot of freelance jobs. I agree with you Bloggista and Kristine. I wish there were a lot of these jobs while I was studying as well as when I stopped for a semester last 2003. :( By then, I would have a lot of money…hehehe.

By the way, I emailed you again regarding the ebook. Thanks :)

5 KristineNo Gravatar { 12.03.09 at 6:25 pm }

I hope students now would use these stuff to their advantage, diba? :P
Replied already, Erin. Thanks :)

6 christianNo Gravatar { 12.15.09 at 9:58 am }

tin,i love your blog definitely i’m going to be a constant visitor here i always aspire to be a good write but back in my high school days 3 beses ako nag fail sa english subject ..now I’m facing my worst enemy ..the english language and I guess I’m winning this is one of the reason I’ve gone to blogging

7 KristineNo Gravatar { 12.15.09 at 12:27 pm }

Thanks Christian. You’re always welcome. Yeah, practice always makes perfect. But be sure to be open for changes or critics, as well.

All the best!

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