Blogging Jobs for April 30, 2008

Um..how is it the end of April already?

(A new list will be posted every week to help you make your million through blogging too! Good luck to all applicants! And don't forget to check out my Saturday blogging jobs post!)

Automotive Bloggers: Four bloggers needed, one for each of the following subjects: Hybrid Cars, Car Tuning and Performance, Custom Cars, Cars for Women. Five to seven posts per week, on your own schedule. Pay is listed as "competitive." Read more about this job here...

Finance and Music Bloggers: Oversee.net needs bloggers to work on finance and music topics, writing how-tos, advice, top 10 lists, guides, reviews, and more. Pay isn't listed, so proceed with caution. Read more about this job here...

Dallas/Fort Worth Blogger: Blogger needed to talk about places to go in the DFW area. Pay is $15 per post. Read more about this job here...

Men's Shopping Blogger: You'll cover topics like clothing, gadgets, and cars. You must have a working knowledge of HTML, experience with WordPress, and prior blogging experience. Pay is base + traffic bonus. Read more about this job here...

Natural Health Blogger: Blogger needed to cover natural health topics. Science background is a plus. Read more about this job here...

Fashion Blogger: Online retailer is looking for a blogger to regularly post fashion stories on their website. Pay is by the hour. Read more about this job here...

You can find more great writer opportunities at Deb Ng's Freelance Writing Gigs!

Please beware of blogging scams and other online dangers. The above-posted blogging jobs are not sponsored by The Millionaire Blogger, so always proceed with caution. If you come across any jobs that are unpaid (and not advertised as such), pyramid schemes, or other scams, please comment here or contact me immediately!

Five Great FREE Photo Sources

  

Finding pictures for your blog can be tough, but without them, your site will seem boring and lifeless. I won't tsk-tsk you for stealing images from Google, but remember...it is stealing.

But this isn't a debate about how to use pictures - it is about the best way to actually find pictures you can use, guilt-free, on your blog. Here are the top five resources I use:

 

Stock Xchange: There are tons of free "general" pictures on this site, and most of them don't even require attribute. Just make sure to check if they do ask for attribution so that you're following by the site's rules. If they want a byline and link, the photographer will say so below the picture.

WikiCommons: Wikipedia's rule is that you can't upload a picture unless it is free to be used by others. Well, MOST of the time. There are special circumstances, but in general, you can use pictures you find on this site. However, most of the time you have to source the author, so make sure you do that on your site.

Flickr's Creative Commons: Users on this site allow you to use pictures they've marked as part of the Creative Commons. You have to attribute the picture to the user. If you use WordPress, I highly recommend the Photo Dropper plugin, which lets you search and add pictures (with automatic attribution) to your posts.

Morgue File: I'm not 100% experienced with this, as I don't use this site often. However, I know that tons of bloggers swear by it, so you should check it out. From what I see, it is a lot like Stock Xchange.

Amazon: You can't just USE Amazon photos...but sign up for the affiliate program, and you're free to use pictures of any product. As an added bonus, you might earn a little cash with the links!

BONUS SITE:

All Posters: Like Amazon, this site is an affiliate program. However, it is a poster site, so there are a TON of pictures that you can use for your blog! Again the added bonus is that you can potentially make some money at this site.

And I hope you'll say "thank you for telling me about All Posters" by signing up at my affiliate link! Here's the AP information:

Hey Webmasters! - Make $$$
The AllPosters.com Affiliates Program is a great way to make money with your website. All you have to do is place links on your site to AllPosters.com. When your site visitors click on your links and make purchases at AllPosters.com, you earn 25%-30% of the sale.
Sign up today!

Hope you found some really great sites to use for pictures. See something that's not on my list? Tell me in a comment!

Bloggy Contests Around the Internet: April 27, 2008

Every Sunday, since it is a day to relax, I'm going to post a list of links to fun contests other blogs are sponsoring. Note that these contests are run by bloggers just like you and I (ie, they aren't huge sweepstakes with a million entries!).

Holding a contest that you want me to include next week? Let me know and I'll be happy to list you next week! (my email)

Fiesta Ware Giveaway
What you win: Set of Fiesta Ware Mixing Bowls
Entry Deadline: April 28, 2008
How to Enter: Leave a comment.
Enter Here

Blog Giveaway
What you win: A domain name for one year, Wordpress install, web hosting for one year, a custom header, and a theme/plugins installed
Entry Deadline: May 7, 2008
How to Enter: Leave a comment. You can also get additional entries for linking back to your blog. 
Enter Here

Tons of Book-Related Giveaways
What you win: There are tons of contests going on at this site, all book related (most of them are copies of books and gift cards)
Entry Deadline: April 30, 2008
How to Enter: Read the instructions for each separate contest. 
Enter Here

How to be a Great Guest Blogger

Guest blogging is somewhat of an art. Not everyone is good at it - I've read some horrible guest blog posts in the past few months. However, the right post on the right site can bring in tons of pageviews from both of the involved parties. Yes, guest blogging can be a success! Here's how to be a good guest blogger:

Solicit for guest blogging spots. Not every blogger accepts guest blog submissions, but it can't hurt to ask. When you do ask, however, make sure that you're a regular reader and actually have something to say. If you're just trying to do short posts everywhere to link back to your site, you don't cut it as a guest blogger.

Never ask for payment. Guest blogging isn't charity, but it isn't paid work. You don't guest blog for money, you do it for a link exchange or for the opportunity to talk about something you love. So before you commit to doing a guest blog post, make sure that it will benefit you and the other blogger mutually.

Send in perfect work. Everyone makes mistakes, but if your blog post is filled with errors, the blogger might be ashamed to post it. That's not a good thing! In addition, you must be sure to keep with the style and tone of the blog. It is YOUR post in YOUR voice...but it is still THEIR blog.

As it so happens, I'm opening this blog for guest posts for the beginning of May, when I'll be away for a week. Are you interested? I'm looking for people who have experience in the blogging world (on any and all topics) and can give me an original take on a blogging method, technique, or tool. You can also write a post about saving money, as I cover that on this blog as well. Posts can be as long or as short as you want. All posts will include up to three links back to your various sites. I need your post and two-three sentence bio by Thursday, May 1, 2008.

If you're interested, email me at allison.boyer at yahoo.com with your proposed title and (if it isn't obvious) what you'd like to talk about in the post!

I won't be gone forever, so if I get tons of emails, I will only be able to accept the best ideas - but thanks in advance for your emails!

(Note, please put "guest blogger" in the subject of your email.)

Crap

My huge list of blogging jobs...just accidentally got deleted. Yes, I am an idiot.

For now, visit Freelance Writing Jobs and Problogger for a daily dose of goo online jobs for writers. I'll be back on Saturday. Sorry!

Note to self: If you accidentally hit the "close" button, don't also accidentally hit the "close without saving?" option. Sigh.

Millionaire Blogger Contest!

Talking about the contests yesterday got me in the mood to run my own...then I saw this huge list of Bloggy Giveaways and couldn't resist! So here's what I'm giving away:

 

Here's what you have to do to win:

For ONE entry: Leave a comment below telling me your favorite feature of the Logitech Quickcam Chat (if you aren't familiar with the product, you can click on the picture above to read about it on Amazon).

For an ADDITIONAL entry: Blog about this contest on your website. Your post must be specifically about this contest, not just mentioned within a post about something else. Leave your link in a SEPARATE comment below.

For an ADDITION THREE entries: Subscribe to The Millionaire Blogger with your favorite RSS feed reader. Send a screenshot of proof that you're a subscriber to allison.boyer@yahoo.com with "Blogger Contest Entry" in the subject title. Note that if you are already a subscriber, you also qualify and just need to send me the screenshot proof. Yes, you can black out any identifying information in the screenshot.

That's it - so get cracking! The contest will run until April 27, 2008 at noon EST.

Bloggy Contests around the Internet

Someone recently asked me if I knew of any good blogging contests. Sure I do! I love entering contests on blogs I read, since the likelihood of winning is higher than if you enter corporate sweepstakes.

So, every Sunday, since it is a day to relax, I'm going to post a list of links to fun contests other blogs are sponsoring. Note that these contests are run by bloggers just like you and I (ie, they aren't huge sweepstakes with a million entries!).

Holding a contest that you want me to include next week? Let me know and I'll be happy to list you next week! (my email)

When I Grow Up Business Channel Contest
What you win: $25 gift card from Barnes and Noble
Entry Deadline: TODAY, April 20, 2008
How to Enter: Leave a comment about what you wanted to be when you grew up and how that has changed over the years.
Enter Here

Super Mario Three-Pack Giveaway
What you win: THREE Wii Game - Super Mario Galaxy, MarioKart, and Super Smash Brothers Brawl 
Entry Deadline: April 27, 2008
How to Enter: Tell Binge Gamer you favorite Mario game
Enter Here

Reader Appreciation Photography Giveaway
What you win: A photograph from Jenera Healy Photography or a mouse pad/coffee mug with a photograph on it
Entry Deadline: April 22, 2008
How to Enter: Leave a comment on two sites
Enter Here

Book Giveaway
What you win: The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
Entry Deadline: April 26, 2008
How to Enter: Leave a comment
Enter Here

Weekend Blogging Jobs: April 19, 2008

Here's your weekend bonus - Saturday Blogging Jobs!

Corporate Media Blogger: You'll be responsible for two or three posts per week. Payment is $20 per post. Read more about this job here...

Green Tech Blogger: Matter Network is looking for a blogger to three to four posts per day, as well as occasionally pitch feature stories. Pay rate is listed as competitive, though it does say how much, except for features they commission you to write, which are paid at $300 per 800-1000 words. Read more about this job here...

Kitchen and Bath Blogger: You'll start in May, writing about Kitchen and bathroom styles, accessories, maintenance, flooring, and so forth. Pay is $5-10 per post. Read more about this job here...

News Blogger: You'll cover breaking news about politics, technology, and so forth from the perspective of how the media covers these stories. Pay is listed as DOE. You must have experience blogging and using social bookmarking sites. Read more about this job here...

Sex Toy Blogger and Manager: This job is a bit more than blogging, but sounds fun, so I thought I'd list it! You'll be responsible for coordinating sex toy reviews, which includes sending out the toys, editing reviews, writing for their blog, and more. You must be able to meet in New Jersey once a week. This is a 40-hour-a-week job from 8-4 M-F, so you MUST be online during those hours and on Skype. Read more about this job here...

WordPress Designer: Individual needs help starting up a WordPress Blog. Pay is $15 per hour. Read more about this job here...

Please beware of blogging scams and other online dangers. The above-posted blogging jobs are not sponsored by The Millionaire Blogger, so always proceed with caution. If you come across any jobs that are unpaid (and not advertised as such), pyramid schemes, or other scams, please comment here or contact me immediately!

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Headlines are all about Sex: Writing the Perfect Headlines for your Blog

Ok, maybe headlines are all about sex, but this demonstrates a point I wanted to get across today:

Without an excellent title, fewer people will stop to read your blog post.

I subscribe to a number of blogs via my feed reader. I check them out over lunch, and although I'm subscribed to less than 30 blogs, I usually have 100+ posts to read. I never, ever read them all. So how do I decide what gets that second glance? Easy - the headline.

I'm looking for something to catch my eye. Like most Internet users, I move very, very quickly. In other words, if you don't catch my attention in the first ten seconds, I'm clicking on to the next website. Sorry.

So how do you create post titles that will make your readers actually read the post itself? Consider the following tips:

• Use something "shocking" to grab attention. For example, in this post, I said that headlines are all about sex. Sex sells. You don't have to use sex, though. Start off with anything controversial, and people will want to read it.

• Tell me exactly what the post is about. If there's some kind of useful information in your post, I'll want to read it. For example, I coudl have effectively called this post "Tips for Writing Headlines that will Drive Traffic to your Blog." Don't worry about being boring. Boring is OK if you have some really useful information for me.

• Give me your opinion right away. People crave opinion pieces, not news stories. The stronger you opinion is, the better. For exmample, a post called "Why I'm not Voting for Hillary Clinton" is better than "Should you Vote for Hillary Clinton?". Take a stance, and stand firm.

• Promise that You're going to save me time or money. I don't have a lot of either, so I want to know that reading your post isn't going to waste my time. "Ten Quick Tips for Growing the Perfect Garden" will do better than "How to Grow the Perfect Garden."

• SEO your headline! This is a big one - search engines love headlines, and so if you use keywords that people use, you'll drive traffic AND get that second look from subscribers. In my headline, for instance, I've used the keyword phrases "headlines for your blog" and "perfect headlines" and "writing perfect headlines" - all things that people might be searching for.

Of course, you can't use every tip every time your write a headline. Try to hit two or three of them for every post, though. That way, you'll catch the eyes of subscribers as well as pull new readers into your blog.

And speaking of subscribers, don't forget to sign up for The Millionaire Blogger with your RSS feed reader!

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Blogging Jobs for April 16

Since I didn't have time to post blogging jobs last Saturday, this list is extra long today. Hope you find something good! ~Allison

(A new list will be posted every week to help you make your million through blogging too! Good luck to all applicants! And don't forget to check out my Saturday blogging jobs post!)

Bloggers: This ad is really vague, but worth a check-out if you're interested in some full-time blogging gigs. You must have experience with social marketing, SEO writing, and blogging platforms. Pay is per post or job. Read more about this job here...

Social Media Blogger: b5media is looking for someone to blog about LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, etc. on their business network. 6 posts per week minimum, and payment is CPM + base pay dependant on how long you're with the company. If you're applying for this job, let me know so I can recommend you, because I know the person who is hiring! Read more about this job here...

Technology Blogger: This blog will cover everything from photography to gadgets. You'll earn $2 CPM, which isn't bad, but there's no base pay yet (there may be this summer). Given the topic, though, it might be something you want to consider, since tech blogs are popular. Read more about this job here...

Blog Expert: Author needs someone to come to her home and help her start and maintain a blog. You must be in the Philly area. Pay is $30-40 per hour. Read more about this job here...

WordPress Theme Designer: Needed for multiple projects. Prefers to work with a local designer from the Minneapolis area. Read more about this job here...

Political Blogger and Editor: Proceed with caution on this one - pay is dependent on traffic. Read more about this job here...

Kitchen Gadgets Blogger: CNET is hiring a blogger for they're kitchen gadgets website. You'll be paid a flat fee for a minimum number of posts per week, plus traffic bonuses. Read more about this job here...

Movable Type Expert: Jewish organization is looking for a MT expert to help them start a blog. Read more about this job here...

Blog Editor: A men's fashion site is looking for a blog editor that can work in the evenings. You must be able to turn around work quickly. Variable hours, about 7 per week. Pay is $14 to $22.50 an hour depending on experience. Read more about this job here...

UEFA 2008 Blogger: Temporary job just around the time of UEFA 2008. Pay is $25 per post (negotiable). Read more about this job here...

NYC Event Blogger: Ok, this one is non-paying, but sounded like fun! You'll be asked to cover some pretty cool events in NCY, like film festivals and night club openings. You'll then need to send in a 500-word review post within 24 hours. No pay, but you'll have VIP access to the events, as well as complimentary food and cocktails, so it could be worth your time. Read more about this job here...

You can find more great writer opportunities at Deb Ng's Freelance Writing Gigs!

Please beware of blogging scams and other online dangers. The above-posted blogging jobs are not sponsored by The Millionaire Blogger, so always proceed with caution. If you come across any jobs that are unpaid (and not advertised as such), pyramid schemes, or other scams, please comment here or contact me immediately!

Commission Junction - Worth it for Bloggers?

If you run your own blog, affiliate programs are one of the best ways to make money with your content. Commission Junction is one of the "big names" in the affiliate program world. This website lets you sign up for hundreds of different programs from companies all around the web. Instead of having to sign in to a ton of different websites every day to look at your stats, CJ is a portal that aggregates your programs.

Is this worth the sign up for bloggers? Here's a quick run-down of the pros and cons as I see it.

Advantages to Commission Junction:

• It is easier to sign into one website to look at all your affiliate programs than to sign into multiple websites.

• Most programs on their own have a minimum payout of $50. CJ combines these all. So, if you earn just $5 from a program, it is combined with other programs and you hit your minimum sooner (and thus money doesn't sit in your account).

• Their stats reports are really easy to understand.

Disadvantages to Commission Junction:

• Sometimes the site is fast, but in my experiences it is REALLY slow the majority of the time. The stats part is never a problem, but some days it is nearly impossible to create new links because the site is running too slowly

• If you're signed up with multiple websites, some advertisers will say no to you. Why? They only want their ads on sites that are relevant. Sure, that makes sense. Say you're applying to a computer company's program for your tech site, but you also run ads on your gambling blog. The company might say no, even if you were only planning to run their ads on your tech site.

• There's significant lag time between when you make your money and when your check gets mailed. They total you up for the month, and then your check gets mailed at the end of the FOLLOWING month. In the meantime, they don't take that money off of your account total or put up a notice about how much your next check will be, so it can get confusing.

Is CJ worth is? I say yes, simply because it is really easy to sign up and add the links to your website.

This is a good place to start if you're thinking about implementing affiliate ads into your blog, but keep in mind that one of the biggest affiliate programs, Amazon, is not a part of CJ. Amazon gives 4% back, which isn't great, but which is better than some of CJ's programs, so it may be a better move for you to use Amazon soem of the time.

I'll talk about Amazon later this week. For now, if you want to learn more about CJ or sign up, you can do so at http://www.cj.com (and for the record, that is not an affiliate link)!

Give me your advice...

I'm posing a question to you guys today instead of trying to dish out advice:

How do you deal with a blogger you just don't like?

Here's the thing...I generally respect anyone who can teach me something or who can hold an intelligent conversation with me. And yes, the blogger in question can do both.

I just genuinely dislike this person. Like, really dislike.

What's bad about that? Well, avoiding this blogger means that I'm cutting myself off from some great bloggy resources in one of the fields where I write. In addition, if I make an effort to be friends with this blogger, there's a good chance that it will help my career.

Problem is that I think this blogger is full of shit. I think that this blogger has way to much success for what the blog puts forth on a daily basis. And yes, I think this blogger has a huge ego. I'd love to see this blogger fail, and that's something I rarely wish on anyone.

So leave me a comment - what do you do when someone who can help you professionally is someone you have a hard time tolerating?

Blogging Jobs for Wednesday, April 9, 2008

(A new list will be posted every week to help you make your million through blogging too! Good luck to all applicants! And don't forget to check out my Saturday blogging jobs post!)

PC Blogger: PC World is looking for a blogger who can post 5 - 8 times per week. You must be able to write about news in privacy breeches, product/service announcements, and proposed tech-related legislation, among other things. Pay is $15 per 150-200 word post. Read more about this job here...

Tattoo Blogger (and more): You'll be responsible for blog posts, articles, and press releases on tattoos and celebrities with tattoos. Pay is listed as "negotiable." Read more about this job here...

WordPress Expert: This site needs help getting a WP blog up and running using either a modified template or something of your own. Pay is $200 for the job. Read more about this job here...

Geek Girl Vlogger: You have to be good on camera and own your own equipment. Pay is negotiable but likely $300 - 1000 per episode. Read more about this job here...

Music Blogger: You must be able to specifically write about the New York blogging scene, so if you live in NYC, you probably have a better chance at this one. Read more about this job here...

Software Blogger: Blog posts and promotion needed for a software as a service company. Pay is 3 cents per word. Read more about this job here...

You can find more great writer opportunities at Deb Ng's Freelance Writing Gigs!

Please beware of blogging scams and other online dangers. The above-posted blogging jobs are not sponsored by The Millionaire Blogger, so always proceed with caution. If you come across any jobs that are unpaid (and not advertised as such), pyramid schemes, or other scams, please comment here or contact me immediately!

Focus! Your Blog Topic and Your Popularity

I read a very good blog about college football (I won't name that blog here) as part of my daily troll for news for my own college football blog. I love said blog because the writers are funny and original...but I do have one main problem.

Every week, there are about 5 or so stories posted that have nothing to do with college football.

Have these departures from the topic made me stop reading this blog? Well, no. Not yet. But I'm considering it. When a blog's focus is split, it doesn't target the right audience. This blog in particular the college football blog, for example, does a weekly feature about hot women. It has nothing to do with college football. They aren't even hot cheerleaders or hot sports starts. They're just pictures of hot women.

And that says to me that they think only guys are reading their blog. It makes me feel unwanted and even a little intimidated.

That's just a single example, though. Say you write a blog about Technology. Once a week, however, you feature pictures of your kids doing something cute. No big deal, right? Wrong. Here's how that will hurt you:

• Someone coming to your site for the first time will be super confused and may click the back button before they realize that this is a once-a-week thing ad the rest of your cite really is about Technology.

• Regular readers who aren't interested will feel like having your blog on their blogroll is a waste of time. They'll start ignoring you and, eventually, delete you.

• Advertisers visiting your site will be less likely to invest, since your concentration seems split.

The more focused your topic, the better.

Now, I'm not saying that you should NEVER stay off topic. Sometimes, it is justified. For example, when I see a really cool contest, I'll promote it even if it is a little off topic. When a tragedy occurs, I'll make a note honoring the victims when I can. Sometimes, if the news is really cool, I'll report on something that is mildly related to my topic but not 100% on point.

However, on a daily basis, if you're staying off topic with more than 1 in 20 posts, you should rethink your blog's focus. Consider starting another blog so you can cover all of your interests separately!

*Note: I do understand that many people have journal-like personal blogs that don't focus on any topic. The advice I spew forth here is about professional blogs about a certain topic.

March 2008 Blogging Total

Here's a quick rundown of my March 2008 blogging income. Wasn't the best month - but good news: I got a new blogging job! You can now read me at Greener Assets, a blog where business and the environment collide! So that will add on in April!

Grand Total: $296.30

• from PageViews (paid by networks): $65.30
• from Base Pay (paid by networks): $75
• from Ads: $0
• from Affiliate Programs: enough to pay out, but I'll get the check in April, so it will be added to that total
• from Blogging Admin Duties: $6
• from "flat" fees for writing blog posts: $150
• from donations/other: $0

To Go: $998,368.83

At my current rate, it will take me...er...100+ more years (give or take a few months) to reach the million. Time to boost my earnings! Here are some of the things I plan to do in March:

• Apply for more "pay per post" blogging jobs through my business, ABContent.
• Start a blog carnivals.
• Promote advertising options on my site.
• Digg and Stumble more often

What are you doing to increase your blogging earnings?

Weekend Blogging Jobs: April 5, 2008

Here's your weekend bonus - Saturday Blogging Jobs!

Bloggers on All Topics: Today.com is hiring bloggers to write original content. You make your own schedule and can publish a max of 1 post per day. Payment is based on pageviews, but you're guaranteed $5 per post of 150 words for the first three months. Read more about this job here...

Celebrity Blogger/Editor: You'll be working mostly with categorizing photos, from the sounds of it. Pay is $10 per hour. Read more about this job here...

Architecture/Interior Design Blogger: 30elm is looking for content managers and bloggers. Pay is per post, but they don't mention how much. Read more about this job here...

Couple's Counseling Blogger: Need help for 2-3 hours per week. You must have a laptop and be willing to meet occasionally in Manhattan. Pay is $12 per hour, and they're looking for a long-term commitment. Read more about this job here...

Adult Bloggers: You must be over 21 years old and comfortable dealing with VERY adult subject matters. This ad looks a lot like the Today.com ad, so it might be the same kind of deal. Payments are based on pageviews, but you're guaranteed $5 per post (max one post per day) for the first three months. Read more about this job here...

Green Blogger/Vlogger: Green Adventures TV is looking for contributers. Pay isn't specified. Read more about this job here...

Plastic Surgery Corporate Blogger: You must be familiar with Photoshop, Dreamweaver, HTML, and CSS. You also must be able to meet in Newport Beach 2-3 days per week. Sounds like full time opportunity, though. Pay is starting at $35 per hour. Read more about this job here...

Please beware of blogging scams and other online dangers. The above-posted blogging jobs are not sponsored by The Millionaire Blogger, so always proceed with caution. If you come across any jobs that are unpaid (and not advertised as such), pyramid schemes, or other scams, please comment here or contact me immediately!

Blogging Jobs for April 2, 2008

(A new list will be posted every week to help you make your million through blogging too! Good luck to all applicants! And don't forget to check out my Saturday blogging jobs post!)

Movable Type Expert: Weekly post needed for a blog about Movable Type. Pay is $10-20 per post, depending on quality. Read more about this job here...

Tech Director for b5: This past week, b5media, a blogging network I love, said goodbye to Aaron, their amazing tech guru. They're taking applications for a new computer genius, so if you fit the bill, apply today! Read more about this job here...

Adoptions Bloggers: AdoptionBlogs.com is looking for bloggers from a number of topics. 6 posts per week. Read more about this job here...

LA Blogger: This site is looking for unique blog posts in a similar style to The Onion. The focus is on living in LA, but I don't think you have to live in LA to write a post for them, as long as you have that LA-attitude in your writing! Pay is $50 per 250-post, but this isn't an ongoing gig - they want pitches. Read more about this job here...

Fashion Blogger: You must have blogging experience and be familiar with the fashion industry and other fashion websites. Pay is $10 per hour. Read more about this job here..

Heath and Beauty Blogger: You must be able to post 1 to 2 times per week about fashion, organic products, and beauty. Pay is listed as "minimal, but with free products and the opportunity to attend premier events." Read more about this job here...

You can find more great writer opportunities at Deb Ng's Freelance Writing Gigs!

Please beware of blogging scams and other online dangers. The above-posted blogging jobs are not sponsored by The Millionaire Blogger, so always proceed with caution. If you come across any jobs that are unpaid (and not advertised as such), pyramid schemes, or other scams, please comment here or contact me immediately!