We need a freelance social media content writer to craft captions and social media copy that engage audiences.
We find clients who need a copywriter — 24/7
We search LinkedIn and other social posts around the clock and send you every client post the hour it appears.
What we found in the last 7 days
6 new clients in the last 24 hours — watchers already have them.
Mello E. needs a freelance social media content writer to craft captions and social media copy.
Flexi IT needs a conversion copywriter and email copywriter for landing page copy and B2B outreach email sequences.
Agence Mantu needs a freelance copywriter for selected projects.
Rachel S. needs a freelance copywriter for an upcoming project.
Africa S. needs a freelance Norwegian Content Writer & Translator to create and translate content for Norwegian-speaking audiences.
African travel company needs a freelance Norwegian Content Writer & Translator to create and translate content for Norwegian-speaking audiences.
Drew G. suggests adding a specific P.S. line to newsletters to increase reader sharing and subscriptions.
Branding agency needs a Korean-speaking copywriter for a strategic territory from 14-16th October, offering a day rate of £400.
An event company needs a freelance copywriter for an on-site project in Riyadh from 11 to 15 October 2026.
Clients describe writing work in their own words: someone to write our emails, a landing page that explains this properly. Those phrases are what we search, without stopping, and every post that turns out to be a real client becomes a lead we hand you.
What never reaches you
Every post a search returns is read in full, and most of it is thrown out by fixed rules — the same rules for every lead, before anything is delivered.
Agencies selling themselves
An agency advertising its own services is not a client. Rejected on sight, every time.
Job boards and relays
Aggregator pages and boards reposting someone else’s listing — the client is not in the thread.
Recruiter benches and mass drives
Staffing pipelines, talent pools and bulk hiring campaigns collecting CVs, not commissioning work.
Courses, communities, contests
Mentorships, paid communities, portfolio-only offers and unpaid “exposure” work.
What does get through: one client who needs one copywriting specialist — including a direct employer hiring one named role.
One watch, two ways to pay
We search around the clock and send you every client who needs copywriting work, the hour they post: the whole post, the client’s contact and a link straight to it.
the week is one payment — nothing renews · the month: cancel any timeExamples on this page any time, and a weekly roundup of last week’s copywriting clients by email. Every client the hour they post, with the contact and the link, comes with the watch.
Questions
Will I get content-mill work?
No. Job boards, newsletters relaying briefs and agencies reselling writing are rejected before anything reaches you.
Is the language filtered?
Yes. Language is derived from the post text in code, so you only hear about work written in a language you work in.
Where do clients post copywriting jobs?
Mostly on LinkedIn, in a short post from a founder, a marketing lead or an agency with a launch coming: looking for a copywriter for our emails. Many are filled from the replies within a day, which is why each lead reaches you the hour we find it.
Do I apply through a platform?
No. There is no platform in between and no bidding. You reply to the client yourself, from your own account, and the rate is whatever the two of you agree.