There are a variety of freelancing websites that link employers with freelancers. Whether you're looking to be a freelance blogger, blog designer, or microblogger, you can find paying opportunities on freelancing websites like the ones listed below. Just be sure to always read the terms and conditions of freelance websites before you apply for positions to ensure you understand all of the policies, payment guidelines, fees, and so on.
1. Freelancer.com
This site used to be known as GetaFreelancer.com but recently changed to just Freelancer.com. There are always a lot of blog-related jobs listed.
2. iFreelance.com
This site is not as active as some other freelancing sites, but I like the ease of navigation and transparency of the site.
3. Guru.com
There are always many legitimate freelancing opportunities published on Guru.com, but you often have to be logged into your account (which you can do for free) in order to see all the details related to those jobs.4. Odesk.com
Odesk has grown significantly in popularity recently. There are always a lot of freelancing opportunities to choose from, but you need to be careful. There are also many very low paying opportunities. You'll need to take your time to find the gems. The site is also a bit cumbersome to navigate as the search function isn't as good as it could be.
