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A weekly newsletter of independent travel journalism and personal reflections from a decolonial perspective, paired with creator opportunities such as calls for pitches, fellowships and grants. Members get an extra Friday dispatch, and issues also point to a podcast and one-on-one pitching consultations.
Diana Kelly Levey, a freelance writer working since 2006, shares practical tips on running a freelance business, including how to spot cold-email scams, her tech stack costs, and why she deliberately overcommits hours. Each issue mixes personal anecdotes with actionable advice, though sponsor blurbs take up a noticeable share of each edition.
Top of the Funnel offers content marketing advice, mostly curating and summarising expert articles on SEO and differentiating content in the AI era. It also publishes weekly lists of freelance, contract and full-time content job openings.
A daily directory of remote writing job listings and paid pitch calls, each with a stated rate. It also includes updates from the editor about The RWJ Review and appeals for paid subscriptions.
A newsletter for freelance writers that shares daily roundups of paid pitch calls and writing jobs across journalism, copywriting and editing. It also includes promotions for sponsored events and tools, such as a health coverage webinar and a freelance business app.
A newsletter that posts curated remote writing job listings several times a week, with pay ranges, plus pitch calls, grants, residencies and contests. It also runs interviews with writers who found work through its job board.
A newsletter that lists new freelance writing and editing job openings, with brief descriptions of each client, location and pay where known. Much of the content is paywalled behind a paid membership that adds Slack leads and rate reports.
A freelance writing coach shares practical advice on researching B2B articles and promotes her mini course and mentorship. The newsletter mixes tips on sourcing from industry reports and audience research with heavy promotion of freelancing as a business.
Short personal essays on everyday life, creativity, and career, written in a reflective voice and framed as an animated comic strip. Readers get brief personal reflections and light career encouragement for writers and creatives.
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