You can find out more about their requirements and apply online by visiting the jobs page on their website:
http://www.genealogytoday.com/info/jobs/index.html

However, there’s a different way to earn money from blogging. And that is to get yourself a professional blogging job. (BloggyJobby?) There are websites that will pay fixed rates for blog posts which meet their, usually stringent, criteria. There are also respected companies who understand the importance of having a blog as a marketing tool and are prepared to pay someone to do a professional job for them.

A website which advertises such jobs is ProBlogger – as the name suggests, they list jobs for professional bloggers. Some are fairly well paid, others don’t pay at all. But if you dig around in there you might find something good that’s right up your street.
http://jobs.problogger.net/

It’s worth noting that those advertising blog jobs have to pay to do so, so that weeds out the dross a fair bit. The service is free to blog job seekers.

“BBV Ltd, established in 1983, provides financial, technical and management assistance to help local people start, run and grow their businesses creating wealth and employment.

“With a portfolio of business loans, managed workshops and serviced office centres which provide incubator space for new and growing businesses, and a team of professional business advisers, the Enterprise Agency provides high quality relevant and valued business support services.

“Over the years we have helped hundreds of people realise their full potential to start and run their own business through a variety of innovative programmes.”

If you’re in South East Lancashire and need business counselling, mentorship, or other business support, this is well worth a look.

For more information see:
http://www.bbvonline.net/

In addition to traditional workshops and seminars, specific sessions covering issues affecting potential and existing women entrepreneurs are offered, with ongoing mentoring and networking opportunities.

The project provides a flexible learning programme and offers training, employability development, business start-up support and advice to all women – those already running their own business, thinking of setting up in business, returning to work, undergraduates and graduates.

For more information see:
http://www.wise4women.co.uk/

The Daily Spell is seeking a few good writers, columnists and reporters for the leading Daily Pagan News Ezine. They are expanding their electronic Newspaper on 1 April 2008, and need people to help their new Editor, Sherry Hubbard.

The Daily Spell was started on 11 November 1998, and has been offering news and information ever since. Today, they want to bring quality of The Daily Spell to a higher level. Already a five day a week global newsletter, they want to deepen the news available to Pagans, Wiccans, Wizards, and Magical people worldwide. They want to go beyond the mainstream media of reporting and report what the community is interested in. So many stories each year go unreported, and so many opportunities to know more about the community are missed.

The Daily Spell seeks to bridge that chasm, between information and knowledge, and the people who want it most. They need help to make this happen.

They are seeking columnists on a weekly basis, reporters in different regions, Horoscopes, articles on Pagan Lifestyles, and much more. If you have a idea let them know. This is a freelance position with compensation. They are looking for pieces ranging from 150 words up to 500 words for daily features and columnists, up to 2500 words for full feature.

For writer guidelines, write to DSeditor@witchschool.com

(250 word reviews wanted)

For more details and sample reviews see:
http://www.tontobooks.com/beer/

Here’s your chance. Seal Press is launching a new series and we’re looking for writers who are experts on the following topics:

• Car repair
• Camping
• Home repair
• BBQing

We’re looking for women writers who are passionate about these topics. Whether it be your passion, your hobby, or your profession, the main qualifier is that you really know your stuff. We want writers who can translate these subjects in an intelligent, fun, and accessible style. We’ll tell you the details of the series upon seeing your qualifications.

For more information and details of how to apply see:
http://sealpress.com/writers.php

Job Description

Freelance Humorist, IN. Michiana Magazine is seeking a local freelance humorist to write a regular column. Interested writers should send 2 to 3 samples and a one-page cover letter describing their experience, their hook, and a proposed column title. Samples must be received by 14 March by e-mail to: jhizer@sbtinfo.com.

Freelance Writer – Science and technology- £150-£200 per day – ASAP start – London

Your Profile:

As a freelance Science Staff Writer/journalist, you will have over 1 year’s experience writing both news and features within the Science and Technology industry for a trade publication, and will have completed a Journalism degree or similar training.

This Staff Writer will have a science background and be able to demonstrate an interest in environmental issue. A high standard of written English is essential, as is the ability to work under pressure to tight deadlines.

See Guardian Jobs for more information:
http://jobs.guardian.co.uk/job/442390/freelance-writer-science-and-technology

Submissions will be accepted up to 15 March 2008.

Previously published material is welcome as long as you retained all rights to the material. Multiple submissions are accepted.

Compensation: $200 per story and/or photo published, payable upon publication. Publication date: October 2008

For more information, go to:
www.theultimatedoglover.com
www.theultimatecatlover.com
www.theultimatehorselover.com