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- New season. New gigs.
Who's ready to buckle down and make some money this fall?
Here are some of the best opportunities on the job board today, plus additional resources to help you stand out in the crowd.
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Hot jobs
Content
Static Media is hiring a freelance food writer. Pay is up to $21/hr. Both US and international candidates are encouraged to apply. This is a great opportunity for an entry-level freelance writer.
Mosaic Group is looking for a freelance grant and proposal writer. Pay depends on experience.
Razorfish is looking for a freelance UX copywriter. Pay is up to $62/hr.
Marketing
Aisle Rocket is looking for a freelance CRM program manager. This role is ~10 hrs/week. Pay is not listed, so pitch away!
Design
SafetyVibe is hiring a freelance graphic designer based in Los Angeles. Pay is up to $50/hr.
Horizontal Talent is hiring for a contract visual designer. This one is fully remote.
Wölffer Estate Vineyard is hiring a freelance marketing designer. They prefer applicants in the northeast US.
Other
Onia is looking for a print designer for a hybrid part-time role in NYC.
There are also 1.1k+ additional jobs open on the job board right now. If nothing here meets your fancy, time to browse your category.
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Get a step up when pitching
Having a personal brand isn’t necessary to have a thriving freelance career, but it can help you stand out in a sea of applicants. Indiana Lee recently wrote a guest post for Harlow on aligning your personal brand with your aspirations.
Another strong tool to win new business? Client testimonials and references. Phillip Oyela recently walked us through how and when to request testimonials. Plus, there’s a template you can borrow.
A portfolio is a must-have for almost any freelancer applying or cold-pitching for a new role. Learn how to showcase your best work in a clear, concise way with these tips from Sophia Bennett.
Spend a little extra time making your next pitch stand out. A good first impression is worth the effort — and it could even land you your next dream client.
We’re cheering you on as you work to build a healthy, stable, sustainable business this fall.
Cheers,
Samantha & Andrea