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Anamigo.com, a web site for pet lovers, is seeking a freelance copywriter. The copywriter will be responsible for signing off on all new copy and improving existing copy. In addition, you will be responsible for writing engaging content, SEO, making suggestions for content, writing and editing blog posts and articles, and brainstorming.

(www.thegoldenpencil.com) We end this week with 69 Writing, Blogging, Editing and Translation Jobs. That’s a total of 154 writing, blogging, editing and translation jobs - not too shabby considering Monday was a major holiday here in the States.

My… the name rhymes with his work lol. Peter is real good in copywriting or writing strategic website content targeted to your audience and maybe fabulous enough to penetrate your untapped market. He accepts a variety of projects as such as email, newsletter campaigns, advertising and even web designing and layouts.

Are you thriving as a copywriter? By Michael Stelzner If you’re a copywriter, can I ask, “How’s business these days?” Let me start by answering my own question.  For me, things are really amazing.  In fact, this may end up being my best year ever.

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It’s time to open up nominations for our third annual Top 10 Blogs for Writers contest–the blogosphere’s biggest contest for writing blogs. Since we first began this contest three years ago, blogs for writers have really taken off. Many of last years winners have gone on to build very successful blogs.

I’m in love. Yes, with an application. Ghost Action is everything I’ve been looking for in a personal organizer: easy to use. I don’t think it gets much easier. I create Projects, for me these are typically client names I create Actions, ie.

Should You Put a $ Sign on Your White Papers? By Michael Stelzner We all know that white papers are free documents, often used for lead generation purposes. However, should we call them a report and place a dollar value on them to help improve their perceived value?

Just when I was starting to get over the fact that I couldn’t fly to California for the big BlogHer ‘08 conference, I learned that they’re taking their show on the road in the form of  The Reach Out Tour ‘08 this October.

Does it ever make sense to say to your readers, don’t buy our product or service? This is the underlying question in an interesting post  by Adele Sommers (a little hint, he believes your white papers SHOULD do this).