We're looking for your best and brightest ideas for the Christmas issue. Investigations, deep dives, listicles - we've got space for them all at editorial@the-fence.com

The Points Guy is looking for an associate credit card writer who will update, edit and refine our credit card marketplace pages as well as evergreen editorial articles to maximize revenue and enhance TPG’s search presence. This role requires excellent organizational and time management skills, a willingness to take on long-term projects, and precise attention to detail. This person will collaborate closely with both our SEO and editorial teams to maintain an efficient calendar for refreshing our evergreen and high-performing posts, and will take on the work of updating them with guidance from more senior members of both departments as well as the compliance team.

The ideal candidate for this position is someone with a familiarity with SEO best practices as well as strong writing and editing skills. They should enjoy working in a fast-paced, energetic environment where hard work and initiative are valued and rewarded.

U.S. News & World Report is looking for experienced insurance writers and editors to assist with freelance projects . We’re seeking motivated individuals who are looking to utilize their editorial skills and build a long-standing relationship with the company.

Reader’s Digest (digital) is looking for a digital-savvy Associate Editor to write and refresh lifestyle content that drives traffic across channels and devise strategic content update plans using performance data and SEO best practices. For this role, reporting to the Deputy Editor, you’ll need strong writing and editing chops, a sound understanding of SEO and the digital landscape, and the ability to work independently and manage multiple projects and deadlines. 

I am the International Blog Editor at Rover, the service that provides a five-star service for pets, giving pet parents a variety of pet sitting options.

Our content team is dedicated to publishing trustworthy information about pet care to our online readers, and I am reaching out as we are currently looking for native English (preferably UK, but can also be US) writers specialized in hyper-local content or/and informational SEO content.

While assignments may focus on a variety of topics, we are prioritizing cat and dog breeds, health and behavior.

We pay a sliding rate of $150 to $350 per article, depending on the scope of the assignment, research, and writing experience. An article assignment may vary from 800 to 1,200 words, with 1,700 words as the max limit. We'll provide the article briefs, which include study links and suggestions for expert interviews (which are required for each of our articles).

Hey ya’ll! Narratively Editorial Director Brendan Spiegel here. Early last year we put out a call for stories about unusual and fascinating family businesses, and this turned out to be one of our all-time most successful calls for pitches. I was blown away by some of the incredible and out-there pitches we got in, and loved working with writers on several of these pitches that became fantastic Narratively storie

These can be first-person pieces about your own experience or reported stories. Pay starts at $1,000 with room to go up for more ambitious stories.

I'm looking for more great writers for @bluedotliving. Do you have a great solutions-focused #climate story to share about what's happening in your community? Please pitch me at leslie@bluedotliving.com

Blog post pitches should demonstrate the writer’s familiarity with Chartmetric and our data-driven approach to storytelling. Topics should be specific and focused, as posts should be around 1000-1500 words.

We’re seeking an experienced writer who will create and manage documentation for Brightspot products for our clients and partners. Our technical writers communicate complex information clearly, concisely and accurately, and without relying on jargon. This role involves tasks such as writing publishing guides, conceptual overviews and procedures, writing code walkthroughs, documenting APIs, creating reference materials, or updating existing documents.

Freelancers! I'm starting to commission climate technology stories for a new Post Script Media project. If you have experience writing about climate/tech/business, please get in touch (DM or lisa@postscriptmedia.com) and I can pass along our pitch guide.

I'm especially looking to commission a short feature on a recent or imminent climatetech deal: how it played out, why it's important, any palace intrigue, etc. So if you have ideas up your sleeve, would love to hear em!

Summer pitch call for@TimeOutLA! I'm currently looking for:

1) Standalone Food & Drink features ($250-300)

Note: Freelancers only—absolutely no PR.

We are looking for a Freelance Writer to create clear, concise, engaging copy for our social platforms, website, and other marketing assets. The successful candidate will be creative, detail oriented, and able to work independently. They will be comfortable making suggestions for amazing content, seeking buy-in from other members of the team.

Dear freelance journalism Twitter (journalism X?): I have freelance money. You have story ideas. Send me your pitches for features about TV, Movies, Video Games, Science, or Technology to jacob@inverse.com. I love to pay $1000 for a great story. Read this thread for more info

We're hiring for our research/curation roles for Tailwind. ~3-5 hours/week digging-up, surfacing, and organizing content for niche newsletters. Basically getting paid to go down rabbit holes and curate interesting content!

New call for pitches from @techreview for our upcoming issue on 🖥️🧪breakthroughs🔓😮. We're looking for big swings from journalists: narrative features, essential profiles, and sharp reported essays about recent/unfolding breakthroughs. Rates: $1-2/word. Pitch deadline: Aug 7