All Freelance Writing

All Freelance Writing is a long-running resource for people who want to find freelance writing work. The site was launched in 2006 by Jennifer Mattern and combines a job board, writers’ market database, writer directory, and practical advice for freelancers.

The job board is the main feature for people looking to earn. It lists freelance writing jobs across blogging, web content, copywriting, technical writing, journalism, editing, proofreading, resume writing, grant writing, and several other areas.

One useful part is the pay filter. Job listings show their pay range, which lets you focus on opportunities that fit your target rate instead of opening every listing one by one. The site also lets writers subscribe to job leads based on their preferred pay range.

All Freelance Writing also maintains a writers’ market database. These are publications that accept freelance pitches or submissions on an ongoing or regular basis. The site says listed markets must be paying markets and must have public writer guidelines.

Writers can also create a profile in the freelance writer directory. This feature is aimed more at experienced writers, as the directory only accepts profiles showing rates of at least $50 per article, page, or hour.

Pay varies widely because All Freelance Writing does not employ the writers directly. Current listings include jobs paying $25 to $50, $50 to $100, $100 to $250, and $250 to $500, with some opportunities offering even higher rates.

This makes the site more useful than a simple job board. You can look for immediate writing jobs, pitch publications, or build a profile that helps potential clients find you.