We are seeking talented writers who are enthusiastic about all things related to agencies and B2B content. Our blog is packed with high-quality, well-researched articles, ranging from 1,500-2,500 words. Many of our posts already rank on the first page of Google for our target keywords.

Tailwind is looking for great writers!

If you're interested in getting paid to write newsletters and learning from one of the most experienced teams in the medium - hit me up in the DMs.

(Huge bonus points if you have experience writing for marketers & B2B)

Grist is excited to open submissions for the fourth year of our Imagine 2200: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors short story contest. 

Imagine 2200 is an invitation to writers from all over the globe to imagine a future in which solutions to the climate crisis flourish and help bring about radical improvements to our world. We dare you to dream anew. [Get Imagine updates: Sign up for our email list]

We are thrilled to also announce the judges for our 2024/25 contest: Omar El Akkad and Annalee Newitz. El Akkad is an author and journalist whose award-winning debut novel, American War, is an international bestseller and was selected by the BBC as one of 100 Novels That Shaped Our World. Newitz is a science fiction and nonfiction writer whose third novel, The Terraformers is a finalist for the Nebula Award, and whose latest nonfiction book, Four Lost Cities, is a national bestseller.

**Freelance Copywriters, get in touch**

I'm looking for an experienced writer to join the lululemon Copy team and help support with witty one-liners, engaging stories, and above all—sell stretchy leggings 👍 ✌

If this sounds like you, please DM me with your day rate + availability.

We're doing a new series where writers explore the music lore of their hometowns: the legends and tall tales, the songs/albums based on wild things that actually happened, the obscure bands that never broke out but should have. Feel free to pitch me: ryan dot reed at spin dot com

🗣️ I'm looking for a writer to take over Inverse's Found in Translation column, a retrospective series which shines a light on international sci-fi movies from parts of the world we might not otherwise cover. The rate is $250 per article. Email in bio.

The Sierra Editorial Fellow is an early career journalist looking for real world experience in the day-to-day world of magazine publishing. Fellows get an overview in all aspects of acquiring content for and producing a national environmental and news magazine, including writing and reporting stories both for print and online, fact-checking and proofreading articles prior to publication, and developing their own new story ideas and leads.

The Walrus is currently accepting applications for The Walrus Editorial Fellowship. This paid one-year educational fellowship begins Monday, June 17, 2024. One editorial fellowship position is currently available.

Editorial fellows’ primary responsibility is to fact-check print and online stories that The Walrus publishes. Our fact checkers verify everything from broad claims to small details, such as dates and the spellings of names, using both interviewed and gathered sources. Fellows also have the opportunity to attend story meetings, contribute to editorial-planning sessions, and shadow-edit articles. They have access to seminars led by the editors, staff, and contributors to The Walrus, which include in-depth training in fact-checking and sessions on topics including copy editing, long-form editing, and feature writing. In addition to gaining journalistic training, editorial fellows will be able to participate in non-editorial aspects of the organization, such as online events.

What we're looking for

We’ll make sure you’re properly onboarded into the team and given a crash course in the fundamentals, but we will require you to possess a few key things:

• A deep passion for and knowledge of sport (the more sports the better!)
• Experience in your chosen field (e.g. writing, video editing etc.)
• A solid work ethic, fast learner, and results-driven attitude
• Adaptable to change and able to react quickly to data trends

Are you the type of person who is always discovering bizarre kitchen gadgets, coupon codes, or interesting stores and sending links to your friends until they beg you to stop?

We want to hear from you!

BuzzFeed is looking for shopping- and products-focused writers for three-month, full-time fellowship roles. This is a paid position (starting at $18/hour). The Fellowship allows candidates to work fully remotely in select locations, but we also have monthly in-office days in our New York office for those who live locally. BuzzFeed's shopping section is an expanding editorial endeavor that includes both service-oriented and entertaining content for a shopping-minded audience (see our “Shopping” page for examples).

The deadline to apply for this Fellowship is April 26th, 2024 by 5 PM EST, but applications are being considered on a rolling basis.  All application materials will need to be submitted when you apply.  The intended (and tentative) start date for this Fellowship is June 10th, 2024.

The BuzzFeed Shopping & Products Fellowship is a program for aspiring and hungry writers eager to hone their skills, and to learn by doing. The program is a crash course in how to help our audience discover deals and great products through themed roundups and more.

You should have enough shopping knowledge to discover and share products and deals, and enough of a low-key (or high-key) internet obsession to quickly find, drive, and react to current trends. You’re just as comfortable writing about a product you love yourself as digging into reviews to find out which viral skincare products actually work or unearthing quirky kitchen gadgets people haven’t seen before.

Fellows will work with and learn from members of the BuzzFeed Shopping team. You won’t be running errands for senior staff, or transcribing someone else’s interviews, you will be pitching ideas, brainstorming, collaborating on non-writing projects, and writing dozens of stories that will be published to BuzzFeed.com and promoted across our social channels. The Fellowship is fun and inspiring, but also fast-paced and challenging.

Happy April, #freelancejournos! My inbox is open for pitches about general lifestyle, travel, food (we love Ina 👩🏻‍🍳), effective workouts, or home/relocation (figuring out where to move, especially with a family 🏠). Rates start at $200 + no hard deadline. Examples 🧵⬇️

🧵PITCH CALL OUT: i’m looking for pitches for features doing deep dives into sub culture, interesting or weird events or places for the huck site. i’ll drop some examples of what i’m looking for below + our submission guidelines (please make sure you read them!)...

Still looking for spring, outdoor and cool (weather) destination SpeciaList pitches. Same drill; 5-8 stop tours of timely city with cool (not niche) angles from the POV of a notable/trending local expert. Writer can't be specialist, no food/drink. Competitive rates, email in bio.

Type Investigations is a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to transforming the field of independent investigative journalism. We produce high-impact reporting in partnership with print, broadcast, and digital media outlets — allowing us to bring our work to a wide range of audiences. 

Shrinking newsroom budgets have left an increasing number of reporters without the institutional support to pursue long-term investigative reporting. Our team provides journalists with expert editorial guidance; rigorous fact-checking; research assistance; and funds to cover their travel, time, and other reporting costs.

Excited to announce that I've officially started full-time as an editor at @sciam! I'm assigning stories about all kinds of science-related news. Please do send pitches my way!