Roland Said:

Are there any kinds of writing jobs that teens can get?

We Answered:

Vida gave you a good answer. Check out some newspaper agencies; good idea might be to start a blog - it is free and maybe it can be a success. It could be a nice reference in your CV. My younger sister found a job on this website, it is specialized for trainee jobs. Give it a try!

Lonnie Said:

What are some good (free) online resources for finding freelance writing jobs?

We Answered:

Many online magazines look for freelance writers. The hard part of the deal is that you will initially work for nothing, in hopes that you can or will eventually be hired on as a freatured columnist. My suggestion would be to research what online magazines interest you and contact the editors from there. Have samples of your work attached and treat it like a "real" job. When they see you're serious, and you get a few things published from there, you'll have a better looking resume and at least some experience. Good luck!

Bertha Said:

What jobs are there that are focused on writing?

We Answered:

Just get a regular job. Write your book on the side and then send it to as many publishers as possible and hopefully if they like it, you get to start writing full time. Just take baby steps.

Dwayne Said:

Where can I find online writing jobs?

We Answered:

First of all.

The site is Textbroker.Com there is no S in it.


Secondly. You can take a look here first:
http://contentportal360.blogspot.com/

Then here:
http://bmfessentials.blogspot.com/p/cont…


I hope this helps you a little bit, with finding a freelance writing job, as well as with finding a place to accomplish some residual income (revenue share writing)

Javier Said:

Anyone had success with finding paid writing jobs online? What websites are good for this?

We Answered:

Try http://www.craigslist.org It is free.