Freelance Writer
Source posting date: 2026-04-04. Snapshot capture date not recorded. This page preserves a listing snapshot and does not guarantee an open vacancy.
at IAPWE · Remote, Worldwide
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Our organization is seeking content writers to create articles and blog posts on a variety of topics.
The rate of pay is $20 per 100 words (this comes out to approximately $100 per article or $50 per hour).
Some topics you may be asked to write about include the following (you can always turn down a topic if you do not feel comfortable writing about it, however if you have experience or expertise in a specific area, please let us know):
- Health & beauty
- Fitness
- Home Decor
- Fashion
- Sports
- Do it yourself
- Finance
- Legal
- Medical
- Family/Parenting
- Relationships
- Real Estate
- Restaurants
- Contracting (plumbing, pool building, remodeling, etc.)
These are just some of the more general industries and topics that we cover.
Requirements:
- We ask that all work be completed using a word processor such as Microsoft Word or Open Office
- A reliable internet connection and the ability to meet deadlines
- Good communication skills and respond in a timely manner to editorial staff when they ask for updates on tasks, etc
- Work well as a team member with the rest of our content management and editorial staff
Note: Applicants to this job signaled that accessing some writing tasks may require payment.
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