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Sites to Find Work from Home Jobs

Rat Race Rebellion: This site offers daily listings of remote jobs and gigs. Some require phone work, some are full 40 hour a week jobs, and some are part time gigs.

Freelance Writing Gigs: Posts daily lists of writing jobs from around the internet.  They’ve also put together an amazing list of websites that will pay you to write.

ProBlogger Job Board: Up to date list of various blogging jobs.

Tools to Use as You Search

All of Craigslist: Search all of Craigslist quickly and easily for specific job postings.

Web Content Writing Sites

Blogmutt: This company pays weekly on Mondays. The clients accept/reject the work themselves, and the company estimates about a 10% rejection rate. Posts range from 350 words to significantly longer posts at higher “levels” on the platform.

WriterAccess: Pays twice a month. The open order pool tends to be fairly slim pickings, but Love Lists and Direct Orders can be an excellent way to make quite a bit of money over the course of a month. Higher rates than most other content brokers.

WritersDomain: This site started out years ago paying around $3-4 for short, easy posts. Then they increased the qualifications for acceptance dramatically, along with the pay. Then they dropped the rate several times. Now there is work there at specific times of the day and month, but it’s often not worth the hassle.

The Content Authority: Extremely low volume. So low, in fact, that I’ve never actually hit the $25.00 minimum payout.

Textbroker: Pays weekly. Solid work at low rates. Managed teams have higher pay, and often have bigger name clients. There are some very large brands running campaigns through Textbroker’s platform if you apply to their managed teams.

SteadyContent: This is a newer content mill. I did work for them and they did pay, although they were slow to do so. They seem to be having a bit of difficulty keeping up with the volume of work they’re requesting and are paying writers extremely slowly, although they are paying.