On LinkedIn I posted about something I’ve been noticing more and more lately: companies say they’re looking for a content writer, but then you read the job description and realize they’re actually looking for an entire marketing team.
On LinkedIn I posted about something I’ve been noticing more and more lately: companies say they’re looking for a content writer, but then you read the job description and realize they’re actually looking for an entire marketing team.
As a new freelance writer, I bet you’ve been confused with all the new and shiny freelance writing advice you’ve come across.
When I landed clients like GoDaddy, Wordtune, OptinMonster, and beehiiv, it wasn’t because I had the BEST portfolio or even the right knowledge for them.
When I began this freelance writing career, I assumed the hardest part of the job would be the writing itself.
I’ve always found it interesting how freelance writers tend to recommend the same handful of books.
I’ve been quietly watching the freelance writers proudly refute using AI while others spit out doomsday opinions on AI taking over all jobs.