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How does one go about finding local free-lance writing work?

Asked by Windmill (509points) February 1st, 2013

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Pachy's avatar

How about a little more info? What kind of writing—i.e., creative, journalistic, technical, Web content? What are your qualifications and experience? Have you freelanced previously? Do you live in a city or a small town? This and other info might help us answer your question.

Windmill's avatar

Small town, but decent proximity to a city. Any kind of writing, but I prefer creative. Technically I don’t have any particular “qualifications” other than that’s just what I do. I majored in journalism in college, but dropped out at the end of my sophomore year.

marinelife's avatar

Usually there are Web-based job boards. You could also do a brochure describing your services and take it around to local businesses.

Send out email to all of your colleagues, ex-colleagues and acquaintences advertising your services.

sarahsugs's avatar

Craigslist has a writing/editing section in the job listings.

Dutchess_III's avatar

I don’t see a job listing on the main site Where would it be?

augustlan's avatar

It’s under “jobs” on my local site. Thanks for the tip, @sarahsugs!

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