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Currently, pay rates for core project work by English writing experts in the US average USD $15 per hour. This reading and writing-intensive freelance opportunity is remote and the hours are flexible, so you can work whenever is best for you.
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This is a work-from-home, freelance opportunity. Articles will be a combination of your pitch ideas and assignments from the editor. Easy to work with. Mommy Poppins' writers are expected to contribute 3-6 posts per month covering kid-centric topics such as playground openings, children's theater and the best places for animal encounters.
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