There’s something incredibly humbling about seeing people choose lifetime access to something I built because I wanted to make a difference in this industry.
To have people essentially say “I believe in this enough to want it for the rest of my writing career” has meant more to me than I can really put into words.
That’s also why I want to give you a heads-up:
Lifetime access is disappearing soon.
Once it’s gone the choices will be $15/month or $180/year and reflects the same value whether you pay monthly or annually.
I think many of us are so accustomed to undervaluing our work that simply standing behind what we’ve built can feel uncomfortable. I’m learning to do that, too.
And part of standing behind this work means recognizing what goes into it. Remote Writing Jobs isn’t simply a collection of job listings, the internet already has plenty of those scattered across roundup after roundup where the occasional worthwhile opportunity is buried among opportunities that fall short in one way or another. What you’re paying for is the layer between you and the uncertainty around pay, geographic eligibility, and whether an opportunity is actually worth pursuing. That filtration and the daily hands-on work of turning a sea of listings into something you can trust is the product.
Thank you for believing in what I’m building here. Every person who subscribes, shares RWJ with another writer, sends me a kind message, or tells me they landed a gig through my directory reminds me why I started this in the first place.
And to the people who have chosen lifetime access:
Seriously. Thank you.
I plan to keep tending to RWJ for years to come and I’m grateful to have you along for it.
Melissa Tripp, Founder of RWJ