Instructions: 1. You will read the attached pdf document which is 41 pages. 2. You will answer 4 questions. I am asking for feedback on the book you will read. I don't need feedback on grammar, spelling or syntax. I am looking for your honest opinion. 1. How did the book make you feel? 2. How does it fit into your belief system? 3. Does it resonate with you? 4. Would you share the book with your peers? That's it. Please download and review the document. If everything looks good, please let me know so that I can send you the contract.

We’re looking for freelancers to complete a short consumer feedback for a coffee brand. We are collecting private feedback to better understand customer preferences, product presentation, packaging clarity, and general coffee experience.

Title: Environmental Reporter / Researcher —Texas Landowner Toolkit pdf/booklet Overview: I run a law firm and just launced a Texas-focused public-information website about how the data-center boom affects landowners — their water, air, property value, and quiet enjoyment of their land. We're looking for a sharp environmental reporter or research-writer to produce original, rigorously sourced, Texas-specific material for residents: explainers, a community resource toolkit, and reported pieces featuring real Texas landowners and facilities. This is to address the concerning and rising trend of AI datacenters being built here in Texas which are greatly affecting property rights, enviromental, health, energy and water. This is original journalism/research, not SEO filler. I have begun to already generate routine articles in-house. What we need from you is the work a person does that software can't: real reporting, primary-source digging, fact-checking, and clear writing that a worried landowner or citizen can actually use. Start with a paid trial project (details below). Strong work leads to an ongoing part-time engagement (~[5–10] hrs/week). What you'd produce (trial project): One flagship "Texas Landowner's Data Center Toolkit" (~2,500–3,500 words / structured sections) modeled on community toolkits but framed for individual landowners. Our angle (important — please align your pitch to it) --We are NOT anti-AI and NOT an activist/“stop data centers” campaign. Our thesis: data centers will be built, but a project doesn't get to harm its neighbors for free. We advocate for fair, just compensation and accountability for landowners harmed in their land, water, air, and quiet enjoyment. --Tone: factual, calm, credible, useful. Not alarmist, not partisan. Sourcing & accuracy standards (non-negotiable) --Every factual claim and figure must trace to a named primary source (peer-reviewed study, government/agency data, court filing, named interview). No invented numbers, no unsourced stats. --Original wording only. Link out to sources; never copy or republish third-party text, images, or PDFs. --This site is sponsored by a Texas attorney, so content is informational only — no legal advice, no outcome promises — and is reviewed before publishing under Texas attorney-advertising guidelines we provide. You don't need to be a lawyer, but you must be comfortable writing within that review. You're a great fit if you have --A journalism, environmental-science, or policy background, with published clips (environment, energy, local government, or investigative beats preferred). --Comfort with public-records / FOIA requests (if necessary) and reading permits or technical documents. --Familiarity with Texas (TCEQ, groundwater conservation districts, the DFW/Central Texas/West Texas data-center map) is a strong plus. --Clean, plain-English writing for a general audience. Thank you and please let me know if you have any questions. jimmy

This opportunity is open to freelancers located in the United States who are interested in testing a physical wellness product intended for occasional acid related discomfort. The product is non medicinal and requires genuine use as directed. You will receive the product free of charge, use it over a short defined timeframe, and share clear experience based feedback on what you noticed and how it worked within your normal daily routine. No promotional language is required. The scope is straightforward and selections are moving quickly.

I need someone who enjoys prepping, survival, emergency mitigation, and resiliency topics. My work covers a breadth of topic areas. I am looking for someone who is experienced at original research (not AI, not copy/paste from Wikipedia), understands source quality, and can pull together various pieces of information on a topic in a written product. This project will start with research on two topics: 1) Technology and cyber prep 101 - most common real world emergencies with a technology nexus, how to protect against those emergencies, how to protect devices, physical emergencies stemming from tech or cyber, digital/electronic emergencies stemming from tech or cyber, etc. 2) I've been hacked, now what? (what is hacking, understanding hacking, signs you've been hacked, what should you do if hacked, etc.) Each topic should be 2 to 5 pages. Please include links to your sources and pull from a variety of sources. Price includes: for each report, I will send 1 round of follow-up questions for you to answer that focuses on what you sent me (to make sure I can fully use the content). Note: if we work well, I have additional topics, typically only one topic per milestone, and will pay for each topic covered.

I’m launching a new clean energy drink and I’m looking for someone who can write short, funny, scroll-stopping ad scripts for TikTok and Instagram Reels. I’m not looking for generic social media management or basic Canva content. I need someone who can create memorable ad concepts that feel entertaining first and product-focused second. The ads should be: * funny, sharp, and fast-paced * native to TikTok/Reels * clear enough to explain the product * simple enough to film with UGC, AI video, or basic production * built around a strong hook in the first 2 seconds To apply, please send: 1. A short intro 2. Relevant examples 3. Your rate for a first script package 4. 2 rough 30-second ad ideas for a clean energy drink Please include the hook, basic scene, main joke/angle, and CTA.

I need help with applying to a couple of applications before the deadline. The task involves ensuring all necessary documents are in order and submitted on time. Attention to detail and efficiency are crucial to meet the deadline successfully.

I need someone who enjoys prepping, survival, emergency mitigation, and resiliency topics. My work covers a breadth of topic areas. I am looking for someone who is experienced at original research (not AI, not copy/paste from Wikipedia), understands source quality, and can pull together various pieces of information on a topic in a written product.. This project will start with research on two topics: 1) Hazardous Materials, CBRNE, and WMD Prep (prep for CBRNE or even the everyday hazardous materials versions of these, e.g., chemical spills, outbreaks, and sun radiation exposure; it is helpful to discuss CBR agents, nuclear devices - magnitude, impact, and fallout; protective equipment and safety procedures for CBRNE; preparedness before and for survival during events involving CBRNE), 2) Safety & Security - Fortification Prep (whether at home, in the car, out walking, whether in the current atmosphere or during civil unrest and upheaval, how we fortify our self, our car, and our home are critical to our safety and security) Each topic should be 2 to 5 pages. Please include links to your sources and pull from a variety of sources. Price includes: for each report, I will send 1 round of follow-up questions for you to answer that focuses on what you sent me (to make sure I can fully use the content). Note: if we work well, I have additional topics, typically only one topic per milestone, and will pay for each topic covered.

Summary We are seeking a Social Curator to create engaging, accurate, and timely Disney-related posts for our Facebook audience in accordance with our content style and editorial standards. This is a freelance role, and the ability to execute quickly while maintaining high quality is essential. This role is ideal for someone detail-oriented who understands content strategy and social media optimization. We need someone who turns work around quickly and can handle the moving pieces of multiple FB pages. Assignments include creating engaging Disney-themed text posts, sourcing appropriate images for different post formats, and researching and producing accurate captions about Disney Parks history, attractions, films, and other Disney-related topics. Frequent visits to the theme parks are not required, but deep knowledge of Disney Parks and Disney history is essential. This role offers significant opportunity for growth, including increased responsibility, a larger share of content types to curate, and potential long-term opportunities for contractors who consistently produce timely, high-quality work and demonstrate strong editorial judgment. Availability Expectations Set blocks of time during a week where you can work on timely Facebook preparation content Ability to communicate preferred availability windows for weekend and weekday work to help plan the queued Facebook content Completion of assignments within the specified deadlines Requirements Deep knowledge of and passion for Disney Parks, especially Disneyland and Walt Disney World Comfort in using AI tools to assist with research and drafting captions while maintaining accuracy and editorial judgment Ability to turn around work quickly without sacrificing accuracy, researching and captioning posts efficiently while ensuring factual correctness Strong attention to detail and ability to closely follow editorial directions, style guidelines, and image requirements Excellent command of written English, including grammar, clarity, and engaging tone Ability to source appropriate images and produce clean, engaging posts under time pressure Strong reliability and time management, with the ability to respond promptly and complete assignments within short turnaround windows Preferred Skills Prior experience writing or curating social media content, particularly for Facebook or other large audiences Familiarity with Disney Parks history, attractions, films, and Imagineering Strong instincts for what types of posts resonate with Disney fans and drive engagement Experience researching and verifying Disney facts from reliable sources Ability to quickly identify compelling images that enhance social media posts Basic image editing skills using tools such as Canva

I need someone who enjoys prepping, survival, emergency mitigation, and resiliency topics. My work covers a breadth of topic areas. I am looking for someone who is experienced at original research (not AI, not copy/paste from Wikipedia), understands source quality, and can pull together various pieces of information on a topic in a written product.. This project will start with research on two topics: 1) Running Low, Running Out Prep (what happens when prepping or everyday supplies start to run low during an extended emergency or disaster event; ideas for reusing, repurposing, alternatives, problem solving related to supplies as it pertains to prepping, etc.), 2) Prepping for Beyond 72 Hours (what UNIQUE considerations to take into account when emergency or disaster event goes beyond 72 hours; this topic is not about focusing on storing more - instead it is focusing on what is different about prepping after 72hrs) Each topic should be 2 to 5 pages. Please include links to your sources and pull from a variety of sources. Price includes: for each report, I will send 1 round of follow-up questions for you to answer that focuses on what you sent me (to make sure I can fully use the content). Note: if we work well, I have additional topics, typically only one topic per milestone, and will pay for each topic covered.