Get Paid Like A Writer?
Escape from Pianosa has pointed towards this spoof Craigslist ad, titled If all CL Job Postings were for Freelance Writers. Here’s an excerpt:
FREELANCE DOCTOR FOR ONGOING PROJECTSWe are a start-up family seeking one or more doctor(s) for ongoing projects. We need a board-certified obstetrician to provide initial services while we expand our family from two to three members over the next few months. … The winning candidates will provide three monthly office visits of at least 30 minutes (each)… Could work into a full-time gig, eventually. … Since we’re a small family right now, so we can’t pay much. We’re offering $5 per 30 minute office visit, with the chance for bonuses of $3 for each additional service (such as lab work) you provide. We pay by PayPal once a month.
It’s worth a read.
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Funny! I love it.
Too funny and so true! I just discovered your blog and realized we have a lot in common. I had a “writing type” regular job and recently left it to freelance full time. At this point I am building my portfolio, networking and seeking work. Your blog has really been a fun and useful read!
Good luck, writingforfood. I’ll stop by and add your feed to my growing collection of writers.
Haha! very clever!
When I complained to my boyfriend about the lack of actual-paycheck jobs, he pretended to hire a plumber the same way. “Well, no, we can’t offer payment but you will receive exposure! We have several houseguests per month, all of whom will see your name on our pipes!”
Good analogy, Meg. The plumber wouldn’t do it, why should we?