ProBlogger was built by Darren Rowse, one of the most well-known names in the blogging world, and the job board that lives on his site has become one of the most trusted places for writers to find quality content gigs. What makes it stand out from generic job boards is that employers pay a minimum of $70 to $80 to post a listing, which filters out low-budget clients and keeps the quality of opportunities genuinely high. New listings go up daily and cover everything from long-term blogging contracts to one-off content pieces. Completely free for job seekers, no account required to browse.
How You Make Money
You browse and apply to writing and blogging jobs. Pay is negotiated directly between you and the client, with no platform commission taken.
Payment Method
Paid directly by client (varies by employer)
Withdrawal Speed
N/A, client payment terms apply
Pros
1. Employers pay to post, which keeps job quality noticeably higher than free boards
2. Completely free for writers with no account needed just to browse listings
3. New jobs posted daily across niches like finance, health, travel, and tech
4. Listings include pay rates and full application instructions so there's no guessing
5. Long-term clients who find writers here tend to offer stable, recurring work
Cons
1. Volume of listings is lower compared to giant platforms like Upwork
2. Niche-specific listings can be sparse some weeks depending on the category
3. No escrow or payment protection since you deal directly with the employer
4. Competition is solid since the board attracts experienced writers who know about it
Best For
Freelance writers and bloggers who want access to quality clients without fighting the noise of a crowded marketplace
