Use LinkedIn to send short free letters of introduction.

You can blast out a ton of these in a day, especially if you use a short template that introduces yourself, tells who you work with (mention your niche!) and how to contact you.

Just search in your industry or for a specific position and include it in your introductory note when you go to connect. Worst case scenario, you get a bunch of new contacts who now know who you are and what you do. (This only works on the desktop version though, not the app.)

Even if you don’t see something interesting in this email, don’t forget to click through and search for your keywords. (Also check out our Where to Find Work page for new and old ideas in finding work.)

As always, these posts aren’t recommendations…remember to ask good questions and always work with a contract!

Freelance Writing Jobs: Two healthcare writing jobs (somebody needs to come join me in this niche) and a remote senior graphic designer position (I guess FWJ is expanding beyond the W?)

Don’t forget that these are just highlights…check out all the sites!

Megan