We are seeking a skilled federal government proposal writer with experience in leveraging AI technology to enhance the proposal process. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of federal government requirements, experience with civilian and DOD agencies, public health proposal experience, and the ability to create compelling and winning proposals. You should be proficient in using AI tools to streamline research, improve writing efficiency, and generate insights. If you have a proven track record in writing successful federal government proposals and are comfortable working with technology, we want to hear from you!

Seeking a skilled freelance content writer to create engaging blog posts, newsletters, and lead magnets on family law, real estate, and probate. The ideal candidate will have experience in legal content writing and be able to produce high-quality, SEO-friendly content. Responsibilities include researching topics, writing original content, and optimizing for search engines. The role requires attention to detail and the ability to meet deadlines. About the firm Hankey Law Firm is a multi-practice litigation firm in Cullman, Alabama, serving North Alabama across family law, criminal defense, estate planning, probate, real estate, and adoptions. We are investing in content that genuinely helps the people in our community understand their legal options — not filler. The role We are looking for a freelance content writer to produce blog posts, newsletter content, and lead magnets (guides, checklists, FAQs) on family law and estate planning topics. You will work from a content calendar and topic briefs, writing clear, accurate, client-facing material that reflects a trusted, approachable firm. What you will write • Blog posts (800–1,500 words) on topics like divorce, custody, adoption, wills, and probate • Monthly newsletter content • Downloadable lead magnets (guides, checklists) • Occasional website page copy You are a strong fit if you • Have proven experience writing legal or law-firm content (please share samples) • Write in plain English that is accurate without sounding like a statute or AI • Understand that legal marketing has ethical guardrails (familiarity with attorney advertising rules, ideally Alabama Rule 7.2, is a plus) • Are reliable on deadlines and responsive to editorial direction • Can self-edit to a publishable standard Details • Contract / freelance, remote • Per-piece or light monthly retainer — open to your preferred structure • Ongoing relationship for the right writer, starting with a paid trial assignment

Summary We are seeking a Health education expert for a high school curriculum. The ideal candidate will be comfortable with content writing and capable of incorporating Health curriculum standards into their work. Deliverable products includes 5 workbook style documents along with a course reader with teaching content and 5 unit exams. All guidelines must be followed in accordance with Skyrocket's Policies and Procedures listed in the attached contract. Responsibilities: Develop engaging and educational Health course content for middle students. Ensure content aligns with world language standards and specified learning targets. Utilize Google Docs for content creation and collaboration. Incorporate artificial intelligence tools, where appropriate, to enhance content quality. Collaborate with our team to refine and finalize the curriculum. Qualifications: Proven experience in content writing, especially in educational contexts. Familiarity with world language standards and learning targets for Middle School Health Proficient in Google Docs. Ability to work independently and meet deadlines. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to educational excellence. Project Duration: Approximately 2 months.

I'm hiring one thing: a short-form scriptwriter who understands *why* a video holds attention second-by-second and can rebuild that on command for **TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram**. If you write long-form, blogs, or "all types of content, or on all platforms" this isn't for you. ## The Project Each episode analyzes a different case, but the audience comes back for the same repeatable experience — **sequence, tension, and payoff.** For the first script, I'll hand you: - **2 TikTok shows using the exact format I want you to copy** (one on handbags, one on Pokémon), with the source videos. - **A very, very messy, incomplete side-by-side script comparison** where I've attempted to write each section of my script, mapped back to how they wrote theirs — but using my topic. - **One conversation where I walk you through exactly where I'm getting tripped up on the reveal** — what it needs to do for it to be right (the creative constraints). Your job: turn that into a tight **50-second script** that nails the format and maps back **beat by beat and screen by screen** to the ones we're copying. In way that grabs and keeps attention both visual, written, and audio. Where I specifically need you to be strong (this is where I'm stuck myself): - **The reveal mechanics** — how information is sequenced, withheld, and paid off in a creative way, with the **stakes set in the right place**, so the viewer can't look away. - **Visuals that track to the voiceover** — I need you to think of visuals that can be reproduced, standardized, with a *very low level of editing talent*, but still make the viewer not take their eyes off the screen. - **Making a very niche topic matter to the masses** — taking a subject most people wouldn't care about and framing it so a general audience gives a crap. We need more than our niche to pay attention, broad appeal. Get this right once, and we run it again and again — **different examples, same engine.** This is **ongoing work**, not a one-off. ## Must-Haves (please don't apply without these) 1. **Proven results** — scripts you've written that have driven **100k+ views per video**. Show me. 2. **Short-form specialist only.** This is your lane, not one of ten things you do. 3. **experience reverse-engineer viral formats.** You can take a video apart and explain the *repeatable story telling structure* — how and why attention is built, where the hooks land, how the payoff lands — and then rebuild it for a new topic. 4. **You have experience making boring topics entertaining.** You turn dry subjects (finance, investing) into disparate stories, and you write to sound design and visuals — not just words on a page. 5. **You work well with big-picture, ADHD founder types.** I give direction through live, collaborative brain dumps — conceptual, not tactical. So you must be able to translate from vision to tactics. I speak in ideas and struggle to hand over tidy plans and structure. You've done this before: you can take a messy verbal download and turn it into structure *yourself*, and you actually like working this way. ## Bonus Points - Relevant, well-placed **comedy writing**. Not jokes for the sake of it — humor that serves the story and the topic and the business goals. ## What You Get From Me Real examples to copy, my messy starting attempt at the vision, and a live walk-through of the constraints — so you're not inventing from scratch. I know what good looks like; I just need a specialist to execute and sharpen the parts I can't. ## To Apply Skip the generic pitch. Instead: 1. Drop **2–3 short-form scripts you wrote** and the **view counts** they earned. 2. In one or two sentences, tell me about a viral format you reverse-engineered — what was the **reveal structure** that made it work? 3. Start your application with the word **"sequence"** so I know you actually read this. Looking forward to seeing your work.

We're looking for someone qualified in science education and/or paraphrasing to review supplemental activity instructions and paraphrase them for a 6th grade science textbook. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in science education and/or excellent language skills for paraphrasing and editing. This role involves ensuring the paraphrased content is clear, concise, and accurate for educational purposes.

We are seeking an experienced freelance writer to create high-quality blogs and email newsletters for our law firm client in the estate planning/wills/probate practice area. Responsibilities: * Write engaging, accurate, and well-researched legal blog articles. All content should be MANUALLY written by a human, not AI. * Create informative email newsletters. * Follow SEO best practices when creating blog content. * Adhere to client-specific tone, style, and branding guidelines. * Conduct independent research using reliable legal sources. Requirements: * Proven experience writing legal content for attorneys or law firms. * Excellent English writing, grammar, and editing skills. * Strong research abilities and attention to detail. * Understanding of SEO content writing. * Ability to meet deadlines and manage multiple assignments. * Familiarity with legal topics such as personal injury, estate planning, immigration, family law, business law, real estate law, or other practice areas is a plus. Qualifications: * Legal writing background, paralegal experience, or legal education. * Experience writing newsletters, website content, and long-form blog articles. To Apply: Please submit: Relevant legal writing samples. A brief summary of your legal content writing experience. Your rate per article and/or hourly rate. We are looking for someone affordable who can work with us on an ongoing weekly basis for long-term. This is an ongoing freelance opportunity with recurring monthly assignments.

Experienced Technical Writer — Aviation Weather System (AWOS) Manual Overhaul Scope of Work You will own the writing and correction across the manual set. Specifically: • Correct the F1 AWOS manuals for technical accuracy — clarity, consistency, and correctness throughout. • Ensure documentation aligns with FAA-approved standards and is publication-ready. • Maintain consistent structure, terminology, and formatting. You won't work alone. Subject matter expertise is already in place — your job is to translate it into precise, compliant documentation. Who You'll Work With Two internal experts will support you throughout: • Engineering Lead — Engineering and technical lead. Owns manual and drawing accuracy and will be your primary technical SME. • Drawing lead — Assigned to F1 drawings. Your point of contact for anything tied to technical illustrations and diagrams. Required Qualifications • Proven technical writing experience with a portfolio of published, professional-grade documentation. • Strong command of structure, clarity, and version control across large document sets. • Ability to work independently to a firm deadline with SME support. Strongly preferred: • Aviation, AWOS, or FAA documentation background. • Experience with regulatory or compliance-driven technical writing. Preferences (Not Required) We'll give preference to candidates who can: • Work in or overlap significantly with Pacific Time. • Visit our Sacramento, CA office at least once during the engagement. These aren't dealbreakers — but they help us collaborate closely on a deadline-driven project. Timeline Firm deadline: January 1, 2027. All manuals must be corrected, compliant, and complete by this date. Plan your availability accordingly. To Apply Send us the following: 1. A short note on your relevant technical writing experience. 2. Your portfolio — highlight any aviation, AWOS, or FAA-regulated documentation. 3. Your availability and time zone. Show us the documentation work you're proudest of. If it's clear, accurate, and built to standard, we want to see it.

Hi Beta Readers of Sweet Romance, Job Title: Sweet Romance Beta Reader Job Description: I require an experienced Sweet Romance beta reader who can review my final manuscript and give feedback in detail. This particular manuscript writing was AI assisted. The manuscript has been self-edited. I need feedback from a human who consistently reads and enjoys Sweet Romance. The story needs to be verified that it flows naturally, aligns with the Niche/ genre expectations, and is emotionally engaging for the average Sweet Romance reader. Genre: Sweet Romance Word Count: [Insert word count] The Written feedback must include: (I will provide a template) —Story Impression, overall —Any Plot holes or confusing parts of the story —How believable are the character —Is this Emotional engaging —Is the pacing adequately done —Any Voice/tone inconsistencies —Any AI Repetitive phrasing or AI-style writing patterns —Does the writing align with Sweet Romance readers’ expectations Inline comments within the manuscript (Google Docs or Word preferred) highlighting: **Any Confusing scenes **Any Dialogue feeling unnatural **Any unneeded Repetition **Any Timeline issues or conflicts **Any lack of Emotional or AI flatness **Any Areas needing to be strengthened This needs to be reader-level developmental feedback. Please include in your proposal: -Your experience in Sweet Romance Beta Reading -A good example of one of your Sweet Romance beta reports created in the past (if available) -Your best turnaround time

I'm developing Float On, a sitcom-style graphic novel series — think Heartstopper or Check Please in form, with the tone and rhythm of Friends or New Girl. It's a planned multi-volume series, and I'm currently developing book one: a 10-chapter ensemble found-family story set in the DMV, centered on an autistic archivist and the half-sister who shows up on his doorstep. The cast, character arcs, and overall structure are fully built. The chapter outlines are partially done — some are tight, others still need development. I'm looking for a script writer to collaborate on finishing the outline and developing chapter-by-chapter scripts (panel descriptions, dialogue, pacing). The world and characters are set; I need a co-creative partner to help land the structure and write to it. You're a fit if: - You've written comic or graphic novel scripts before (please share samples) - You understand sitcom pacing, ensemble comedy, and how comedic timing translates to panel structure - You can write dry, character-driven, conversational humor - You're comfortable both finishing existing outlines and writing to them The project: - Book one of a planned multi-volume series - Slice-of-life, queer, neurodivergent, ensemble found-family - Tone: warm and funny, grounded not broad, real emotional stakes underneath the comedy Please send samples of comic scripts you've written and a few sentences on what draws you to this kind of project.

Summary We are seeking a fluent Spanish speaker and writer to develop Spanish 3 content for a high school curriculum. The ideal candidate will be comfortable with content writing and capable of incorporating world language standards into their work. Deliverable products includes 5 workbook style documents along with a course reader with teaching content and 5 unit exams. All guidelines must be followed in accordance with Skyrocket's Policies and Procedures listed in the attached contract. Responsibilities: Develop engaging and educational Spanish 3 content for high school students. Ensure content aligns with world language standards and specified learning targets. Utilize Google Docs for content creation and collaboration. Incorporate artificial intelligence tools, where appropriate, to enhance content quality. Collaborate with our team to refine and finalize the curriculum. Qualifications: Fluent in Spanish (both written and spoken). Proven experience in content writing, especially in educational contexts. Familiarity with world language standards and learning targets for Spanish 3. Proficient in Google Docs. Ability to work independently and meet deadlines. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to educational excellence. Project Duration: Approximately 2 months.