Category: Content Writing

First, read us. Check out back issues and get a feel for our style, tone and content. We expect pitches that are tailored to the magazine, so please don’t send us pitches that are also under consideration at other magazines.

Keep in mind our lead time is between four and six months, so pitches must be submitted well in advance of publication while still remaining timely and current.

Send us a one-page query letter outlining your idea. We receive hundreds of pitches a month and just don't have the time to figure out how an article could work for the magazine, so we need your query letter to tell us. It should note whether you’re pitching for the magazine or the website, clearly and concisely explain your idea, why it’s a good fit for the magazine, what section it should go in and what format it will take.

Chatelaine does not accept unsolicited manuscripts. Please don’t send us completed articles or query letters for completed articles.

We prefer to receive pitches by email. Submit to letters@chatelaine.com. Your query letter can be included in the body of your email, but please attach or link us to at least two pieces of previously published writing.

Are you a freelance financial writer looking for more business? If yes, contact me ASAP for details. 

Please be located in North America, have a robust understanding of both the Canadian and American financial industry. 

Ideally, this writer will have extensive experience writing blogs and articles for leading financial institutions. 

Pitch callout: We're looking for writers at @TorontoStar Opinion to write in the first person about a personal topic: The decision whether or not to have children. If you or someone you know has an interesting story/take on this, please pitch us at oped@thestar.ca

Hi! Thank you for your interest in writing for All Things Freelance Writing. Please review our website and pitch guidelines before submitting your idea to ensure it aligns with our needs and hasn't been covered before. We look forward to hearing from you! If your pitch is accepted and we commission you to write the article, the pay is currently a flat $300. 

I'm accepting pitches for @latenightercom — a new site dedicated to the business of late night TV (past, present, and future). Please be sure to visit the site to see the kinds of stories we're publishing before pitching.

Payments generally range from $50-75 (for short, news-type) stories to $500+ for longform features. 

Pitches can be emailed to jennifer at latenighter dot com and include "pitch" in the subject line. If the topic is extremely timely, can note that in the subject line as well.

Stories I'm most interested in: reported pieces about late-night trends, memorable moments in late-night history, profiles/interviews with the people shaping today's late night landscape. We're looking for unique takes and people who can write with authority on the topic.

VegNews welcomes freelance pitches and is open to all ideas related to the plant-based lifestyle. Help us dazzle VegNews readers with the most scintillating meat-free content, which all starts with a great pitch. We have a wonderful, highly skilled network of contributors and provide an amazing writing and editing experience.

📢Personal finance freelancers of the world! 📢 A friendly reminder that we are always looking for pitches for fantastic stories for The Times and Sunday Times money pages. Do get in touch with the best of your best ideas: holly.mead[at]http://the-times.co.uk

Healthline Media is a health information company working and advocating to help people — all people — live their strongest, healthiest lives. Through clear, evidence-based, actionable compassionate experiences, we put health seekers and their unique journeys first. We feature some of the largest and most relevant health information brands, each designed to serve a distinct health and wellness-seeking mindset in precise ways.

The Content Marketing team focuses on people living with chronic conditions, such as psoriasis, arthritis, diabetes, and MS. 

Hey all, I'm filling in as an editor on the @WIRED business desk all this month. If you have any business-y pitches (specifically SCOOPS) or news tips, hmu! Email/Signal in bio.

Still looking for essays from boomers and gen xers who can't afford to retire! 

Here's an example: https://businessinsider.com/boomer-husband-terrified-retirement-hobbies-flexible-schedule-2024-4

Email me! cpreti@insider.com

Shared before but will share again! Paid writing opportunity: 100 Days in Appalachia is looking for politics-related pitches in the lead up to 2024 elections from writers in the region ages 13-24 for a youth vertical. Pay starts at $200 for opinion, $300+ for reporting. No previous experience needed. Just send a few lines of the idea + a little about yourself! Happy to help brainstorm ideas: rainesford.alexandra@gmail.com

#WritingOpportunity: MIT Technology Review is seeking pitches for an upcoming print issue. The theme is Breakthroughs.

As always, the theme is a loose prompt. We're looking for pitches for longer pieces: narrative features, compelling investigations, essential profiles, and super-sharp essays. This call for pitches is mostly aimed at journalists, but if you're an expert with a strong idea, please don't hesitate to reach out.

The pitch deadline is Tuesday July 23. If you haven't seen it, please review our pitch guide (https://www.technologyreview.com/how-to-pitch-mit-technology-review/). It includes general pitching advice, word rates, my e-mail address, and other helpful details.

I’m seeking freelance pitches for @Money. I’m looking for irresistible personal finance stories that are smart, grabby and engaging.

Send samples/pitches/questions to julia@money.com. Pay starts at $0.50/word but is negotiable.

We are seeking a Marketing & Communications Storyteller to join our team! In this role, you will  help us tell the story of our work to external partners.  The ideal candidate will be responsible for crafting compelling narratives and marketing materials, including pitch decks, project FAQs, project descriptions, grant proposals, and reports.

We’re looking to add freelance writers to a team that focuses on providing commercial content (reviews of services and products and informational articles) for a website that targets a luxury audience and aspirational consumers willing to pay a premium for products and services.

Writing tasks and projects will include updating current articles (which we refer to as refreshes) on the website and producing 2–4 new pieces of content per week as needed.