Finding blogging jobs isn’t always easy to do. The internet has billions upon billions of websites and trying to find a list of sites that feature blogging jobs may seem impossible. And even if you do locate a few sites, they may turn out to be nothing but scams. The good news is that no matter what your niche is, there is a good chance that you can find a place to get paid for the blog post. Here are some great places to find blogging jobs that are legitimate.
Problogger – Problogger has a job board for paid blogging jobs. As of today, there are 4 pages filled with jobs for blogging and writing. For instance, they have a job posting for a health blogger, web design blogger, and mom blogger.
BloggingPro – BloggingPro features an up-to-date list of current blogging jobs. It is an easy way to locate jobs in one spot. You can filter jobs by categories like contract, freelance, full-time, internship, part-time or temporary. BloggingPro also has an application system that allows you to pitch for the blogging jobs that interest you.
People Per Hour – People Per Hour is a site where you can look for blogging jobs and post to clients for blogging jobs. The site has approximately 3,000 freelance projects for all skill levels, including blogging jobs.
Freelance Writing – Freelance Writing is a site that features blogging jobs that are updated daily. You can filter jobs by skills like writing, blogging, copywriting, editing, social media, and technical writing or you can filter them by job sources including Craigslist, Indeed, LinkedIn, and Ed2010.
Are you following Paula Rollo and Becky Mansfield? They too teach bloggers how to make money. They have some great books and videos!
When you work with one of these groups is it a post that is already on your blog? A completely new post that you may or may not have on your blog? Will you be linking back to your blog or have a bio with your post? I have recently started a blog and I am trying to learn exactly how things work and what are the best avenues to make money blogging. Thank you for your help and information.
Hi Jessica! These jobs would require you to write new original content (blog posts). Each opportunity varies. Usually if you guest post on another site or blog you would be able to link back to your blog with a bio of yourself as the author. Hope this helps!