21 Freelancing Articles

6 ways to find fresh story ideas — and where to sell them - Health Journalism

7 tools and tips for getting — and staying — organized as a freelancer - Health Journalism

14 Ways To Get Paid To Write As A Side Hustle - The College Invester

Chelsea’s Guide To Freelancing - Chelsea Cirruzzo, a reporter with U.S. News & World Report

Freelancing with ADHD: How to embrace your strengths and manage the challenges - Health Journalism

Here's what a bunch of publications pay freelancers - Freelancing with Tim

How AI is transforming freelance journalism - Harvards Nieman Lab

How to ask for more money — and actually get it - Freelancing with Tim

How to become a Freelance Writer (A Guide) - MSN

How to price your work as a freelancer - WePresent

How to Succeed as a Freelance Investigative Journalist - GIJIN

I've been a successful freelancer for 10 years. I still feel like I should always be chasing my next opportunity. - Business Insider

A Journalist’s guide to freelancing - Julie Patel blog

Learning how to thrive as a freelance journalist - Response Source

New market guides for pitching to Good Housekeeping, Big Think and New York Post - Health Journalism

A Quick guide to finding your freelance niche - Freelancers Union

Should freelance journalists get an LLC? - Health Journalism

This writer wants to prevent freelancers from floundering on story pitches - Poynter

Tips for pitching the New York Times, Wired and Consumer Reports - Health Journalism

What Freelancers Need to Know About Income, Deductions, and Taxes - Bloomberg

Why your timing matters when pitching to journalists - PA Media

The Question that Will Predict How AI Impacts Your Job

A clarifying question: does AI look like it is going to do the most highly skilled part of your job or the low-skill rump that you’ve not been able to get rid of? The answer to that question may help to predict whether your job is about to get more fun or more annoying — and whether your salary is likely to rise, or fall as your expert work is devalued. -Tim Harford