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17 High Paying Freelance Writing Niches for 2021 (+ Yearly Salaries)

by Elna Cain | updated Nov 7, 2020 | 122 Comments | shares

Have you been struggling trying to figure out the best freelance writing niche for you?

You want a freelance writing niche that pays well and you can write with ease, and that can help you land freelance writing jobs easily.

What type of writing niche is that?

That’s the biggest question of all, but for now, let’s focus on the most profitable freelance writing niches for 2021. These are niches that are popular and in need from businesses and brands online.

But, what about being a generalist freelance writer? This means not having a freelance writing niche and writing in a variety of niches.

For a lot of new freelance writers, this is common.

You try to land any freelance writing job in any freelance writing niche, and before you know it, you get paid to write a post about hair loss in teens, Pinterest marketing tips and introduction to IoT.

This is fine and expected, but over time as you pick up more and more clients, you want to hone down your niche and find the most profitable writing niche for you.

The list items in this post are the top freelance writing niches that are high-paying.

I suggest, however, not to randomly pick a freelance writing niche from this list based on yearly salary and income potential.

The niche you choose should be one that you are somewhat familiar with or have an idea of the industry behind the niche topic.

To help you out, I’ll dive into what a freelance writing niche is, how I found my freelance writing niche in the digital marketing industry and the most high-paying freelance writing niches with a yearly salary, topics and blog post ideas.

What is a Freelance Writing Niche?

A freelance writing niche is a specialization in writing. Your writing niche is a focused area in writing like writing press releases or blog posts where you are experienced in and knowledgeable of writing about.

You can have a broad freelance writing niche like finance and niche down to specific topics within finance like cryptocurrency or investments.

By finding a freelance writing niche, you are investing in you to become an expert in your niche. This is what happened to me.

This means you don’t need to be experienced when you decide on a freelance writing niche. You will, over time, gain that experience.

And something happens once you become the expert in your writing niche – brands start seeking you out and they are willing to pay you more for that expert knowledge.

When I started as a freelance writer, I picked up any gig that came my way, and many of my gigs were in different niches.

But, over time, I learned which freelance writing niche I enjoyed writing about the most, and that led to more freelance writing jobs.

Eventually, after years of writing in my freelance writing niche, I can call myself an expert in the subject matter.

How Did I Find My Freelance Writing Niche?

My freelance writing niche is digital marketing. I write about content marketing like blogging tips, social media marketing tips like Pinterest marketing and email marketing tips.

But, when I started, I had no idea about marketing or digital marketing.

Before I was a freelance writer, I used the Internet for YouTube and Facebook! I never started a business before and was happily working in the school system.

Then I became pregnant with twins and the thought of leaving them didn’t work for me.

Plus, the costs for daycare would eat up any paycheck I earned from working outside the home.

I needed to find a way to stay home, and that’s when I found out about freelance writing.

Here’s my YouTube video on how I found my niche when I had no experience in that niche topic.

My video goes into more detail than I will in this post, but in the beginning, I ended up choosing three niches: health, natural parenting and personal development (psychology).

After I chose my three niche topics, I created writing samples, and in doing that, I was also looking for ways to market my freelance writing business.

This lead to a guest post on what I was learning – social media marketing.

I was also signing up for social media platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn, and through this process, I guest posted more on digital marketing topics.

This was my way of gaining experience in a new niche – digital marketing writing.

From there, a brand reached out to me to do some editing and writing about social media marketing. And that is where it began for me.

Over time I either guest posted or picked up clients in the digital marketing niche and gained experience.

I also started an email list and created products as another avenue of gaining experience.

This process took time, and I want to let you know that the writing niche you pick doesn’t have to be one that you are entirely familiar with. It can be a niche that you want to learn more about.

Top Freelance Writing Niches + Salaries

Now that you are familiar with what a writing niche is let’s get into the top writing niches for 2021. These topics are either always in demand or emerging.

As a freelance writer, we want to ensure that the writing niche we choose will have the biggest return for our investment (ROI).

Keep in mind you should pick a niche that’s in need of content that you’re interested in writing about, and most importantly, if the business has the budget for content marketing.

To help you out, you can also check out my YouTube video.

1. Finance

Consumers spend millions each year using credit cards, loans and other banking products.

This means that banks, credit card companies, and more have a lot of money to pour into content creation.

Currently, there is an excessive need for finance writers, and what’s great is that the companies have the budget for experts in this writing niche.

Most of the larger finance companies are looking for unique angles and engaging stories.

There are no fluff articles for this writing niche – only high-quality and valuable content.

You can see on the Contena Job Board that well-known and established brands are asking for specific finance topics for their site – with the average yearly salary of $52,000/year.

Topics in need in the finance writing niche include:

  • Personal finance
  • Accounting
  • Financial stocks
  • Cryptocurrency
  • Budgeting/frugality

If you’re new to the finance niche, find topics you feel comfortable writing about. The personal finance niche incorporates a lot of ideas that are well known to people like budgeting, using credit cards or deals and couponing.

You can draw from personal experience to write topics in those personal finance niche.

Here are some examples you can write for your writing samples.

  • 10 Best Budgeting Apps to Help Plan Your Month
  • How to Spot the Best Deals When Buying a Car
  • The 3 Credit Cards College Students Must Get

2. Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency is its own section because a lot of finance writers don’t know how to write about mining and cryptocurrency.

Cryptocurrency is hot right now, but it’s not a trend that will be going away soon. According to Entrepreneur, blockchain is one of the fastest and top growing skills to acquire for millennials.

If you’re passionate about this niche, you can easily find freelance writing jobs.

Looking at the Contena Job Board, the average monthly salary starts at around $1,000 a month.

Topics in need in the cryptocurrency writing niche include:

  • Blockchain
  • Cryptopreneurs
  • Bitcoin mining
  • Crypto credit

If this is a new writing niche for you, here are some topics you can use for your writing samples.

  • Why Libra is Different Than Bitcoin
  • 4 Best Methods to Predict the Future of Bitcoin
  • How to Tell a Cryptocurrency Scam Before You Fall for It

Since this is a section within finance, this is a core niche that will take time to understand and learn.

So for more new freelance writers in this niche, you’re going to spend more time reading and learning about this writing niche before you feel confident in writing a writing sample.

3. Travel

Travel markets are targeting millennials who want to devote their finances to once in a lifetime experiences, as well as young retirees who wish to complete their bucket list before it’s too late.

You have to be a skilled storyteller with the ability to find travel stories that most have never heard of.

Using the Contena Job Board, you can see that travel writing is profitable, with the average salary being $52,000/year.

Topics in travel writing include:

  • Travel guides
  • Restaurant reviews
  • Hotel reviews
  • Travel deals
  • Travel Lifestyle

As you can see, there are a lot of topics you can draw from as well as personal experience you can lend to travel writing.

To help you find some topics for your travel writing samples, check these out.

  • Ultimate Travel Guide to Sweden
  • Enjoy the Mouth Watering Experience of (Restaurant)
  • The Yucatan Peninsula – What You Need to Know

The travel niche does need writers that have had experience in what they are writing about, so even if you want to be a travel writer, you must have some great and interesting experiences traveling to different destinations.

4. Digital Marketing

Every year more and more businesses and entrepreneurs flood the web to conduct the majority of their business online.

This means they’re relying on digital marketing companies, such as email newsletter companies, optin services, online accounting software, online hosting, and more to boost sales.

Most of these companies want long-form content, which is in-depth guides or tutorial-based content. They are also up-to-date with market trends.

This is the niche I write in, and I enjoy the variety of topics you can write about in digital marketing.

The Contena Job Board has over 70 digital marketing writing jobs for you! The average salary for a gig in this niche is $58,000/year.

Topics you can write about in the digital marketing writing niche include:

  • Affiliate marketing advice
  • Email marketing
  • Social media – Pinterest, Instagram, Snapchat etc…
  • Push notifications
  • Search engine optimization
  • eCommerce

For your writing samples, the best samples are ones that show the expert knowledge you have about aspects of digital marketing. Most content in this writing niche is long-form.

Here are some writing samples you can use:

  • 50 Unique Ways to Repurpose Content
  • 17 Optimized Content Upgrades to Grow Your Email List
  • How to Use SEO On a Landing Page for More Conversions
  • Easy Ways to Find Out Who Opened Up Your Emails for More Business

5. Education

For education writing, you have two huge markets you can target – private student loan lenders and universities.

Both are sitting on huge piles of cash and need content writing to stand out and attract new leads.

And if you are a teacher, you would make for a great freelance writer!

You can use your experience as a teacher, student, coach, homeschool mom or tutor to write in this writing niche.

On the Contena Job Board, there are many education writing jobs available. The average salary is $47,000/year and can make for some sweet side income.

Topics that are in need of the educational writing niche include:

  • College life
  • Education manuals/curriculums
  • News topics
  • Daycare and Pre-k

To help you build your portfolio, here are some writing samples:

  •  8 Ways You Can Miss a Student Loan Payment
  • 10 Best Banks to Consolidate Student Loans
  • Best Preschool Fall Curriculum For a Hands-On Experience
  • What the Experts Say About Separation Anxiety in Preschool Kids

6. Alternative Health

More outlets are needing writers who are well-versed in the cannabis market to talk about it because the industry is a huge money maker.

The alternative health market is profitable for many other industries as well, such as

  • Yoga
  • Chiropractic care
  • Essential oils
  • DIY therapies

Because of the huge alternative health market, there is a great need for these types of writers.

I recently received an email from a health and wellness company specializing in the CBD oil industry, seeking a health writer.

The Contena Job Board shows a lot of alternative health gigs from big brands and high-paying businesses. The average salary is $52,000/year.

Some health topics that brands and businesses are seeking currently are:

  • Organic Living/Non-GMO
  • Specialty diets – Keto, Intermittent, Paleo, etc
  • Supplements
  • CBD oils
  • Bodybuilding
  • Addiction Recovery
  • Running
  • Senior living

If you are interested in writing in this writing niche, here are some blog post ideas for your portfolio.

  • 5 Ways Meditation Can Help With Weight Loss
  • 10 Proven Methods to Lose Weight After 40 Years Old
  • 47 Easy Ways to Help Your Child With Anxiety

7. Book Writing (Ghostwriting)

Many business people, coaches, and solopreneurs often want to publish books about their lives or industry topic.

Many of them aren’t writers and look to hiring a ghostwriter to write that book for them. Others hire freelance writers to proofread or edit their books.

You can easily break into ghostwriting by offering freelance writing services or book editing services.

On the Contena Job Board, they don’t usually specify ghostwriting or book writing projects, but these types of gigs are usually referrals from established clients in your niche. Ghostwriting rates vary, but profitable writers earn around $3k/per month or more.

As a ghostwriter you might be responsible for:

  • Newsletters
  • Social media posts
  • Blog posts
  • eBook writing
  • Editing
  • Proofreading

Topics range on what book writers write on since influencers, brands and small businesses seek ghost writers for their books.

8. Video Script Writing

More and more online businesses are seeing the potential of video marketing.

Video is dominating the marketing channels, and you can be ahead of this curve by offering video script writing to businesses.

Social media profiles like Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram, are all incorporating video to follow this trend – and businesses are noticing.

Looking at the Contena Job Board, you can see that video script writing is hugely profitable, with rates between $.30-.70/word.

Types of projects you might do as a video script writer include:

  • Course lessons
  • Promotional campaign videos
  • Tripwire video copy
  • Sales page video copy

Similar to ghostwriting projects, video script writing can incorporate writing in a variety of niche topics, depending on the clients you pick up.

9. White Paper Writing

Email marketing is still one of the only marketing channels with a return of investment of 38:1.

More and more people prefer marketing emails as a way to score deals, learn more about products and stand behind trusted brands.

One way to capitalize on this is to offer white paper writing for lead magnets.

A lead magnet is a free offer to incentivize your email list. For example, I offer a free course to help new writers learn how to become a freelance writer.

Others may offer a free eBook or cheatsheet.

Businesses can use white papers to grow their email lists and attract potential leads.

White papers are also considered one of the top paying niches around.

According to the Contena Job Board, rates for white paper writing are high – $6,000/month or more.

Topics for white papers vary, as does video script and ghostwriting topics.

White papers are usually written for the B2B market. This is business-to-business and is the niche I write in to make a living as a writer.

10. Food & Wine

Yes! Your love of food and wine can earn you money in the writing world! It’s not always the easiest market to break into, though.

There are many different avenues you can take in the niche of food, from recipe developer to copy writing for a wine website to ghostwriting a cookbook.

My suggestion is to seek out magazine projects to build up a credible portfolio. For example, freelance writer friend Carrie Madormo writes for top magazines and provides food and parenting content.

On the Contena Job Board, they have a Lifestyle section with a variety of B2C (business-to-consumer) gigs like beauty and food.

The average salary as a food writer is $52,000/year.

Topics you might write about as a food & wine (coffee) writer might be:

  • Cooking techniques
  • Product reviews
  • Recipe developer
  • Food events
  • Industry news
  • Wine/beer copywriting

If food and wine is something you’re interested in writing about, here are some blog topic samples for you:

  • 24 Advent Treats You Can Make With Your Child
  • How to Make a Simple Banana Oat Baby Cookie
  • 10 Fall Coffee Hacks You Can Try Today

11. Email  Writing

Email marketing is here to stay, and it’s the most effective way to nurture leads and convert them into customers or clients.

Businesses rely heavily on creating effective email funnels to walk potential leads down the buyer’s journey.

As an email writer, you come up with copy for funnels, launch campaigns and more.

This type of writing relies on copywriting and knowing different copywriting formulas.

On the Contena Job Board, there may not be specific email writing gigs. There will be, however, copywriting gigs or writers needed for a business’ content marketing strategy.

The average salary for this niche industry is $58,000/year.

Type of projects you may do as an email writer might be:

  • Newsletters
  • Email sales funnel
  • Landing page copy
  • Marketing material
  • Email campaigns

As a writing sample, you can provide a mock email or newsletter to show effective email subject lines and copywriting tactics.

6 More Profitable Freelance Writing Niches for 2021

If you noticed, I’ve been pooling data from Contena to show you the best writing niches to make money. Contena is a job board that also has alerts and has a huge catalog of writing leads.

If you’re interested in signing up to Contena, use my special 10% discount code elna10. You get 10% off any option or 10% off each payment if you choose the payment route. AND if you pay in full you receive a 20% discount PLUS your coupon will stack on top of that!

Contena shows more profitable niches for you. So here are six more niches to try out.

  1. Entertainment writing – The average salary is $47,000/year. Topics include concert reviews, celebrity gossip, TV episode recaps and more.
  2. Sports Writing – The average salary is $51,000/year. Topics include college sports, game-day reporter, sports equipment reviews, major league sports and more.
  3. Beauty and Fashion writing – The average salary is $52,000/year. Topics include beauty product research, makeup tutorials, skincare products, trend alerts and more.
  4. Tech writing – The average salary is $64,000/year. Topics include B2B technology, blockchain, 3D printing, cyber security, tech news, software manuals and more.
  5. Real estate writing – The average salary is $59,000/year. Topics include home decor, buying guides, real estate law and more.
  6. Parenting – The average salary is $52,000/year. Topics include family life, home schooling, pregnancy, product reviews and more.

Your Writing Niche Revealed

There ya go – an in-depth look at the best freelance writing niches to get started with.

While some of these top writing niches need some experience, you can gain that by guest posting and starting a blog.

Over time, you will pick up industry jargon and learn the most up-to-date news to help you become an expert in your freelance writing niche.

Now it’s your turn – what is your niche? Share in the comments!

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Hi I'm Elna and I'm a freelance writer and mom blogger. I help people just like you become a profitable freelance writer. Within 6 months of starting my freelance writing business from scratch I was able to earn a full-time living as a part-time freelance writer while taking care of my twin toddlers. Check out my free email course Get Paid to Write Online and learn the steps you need to take to be a freelance writer.

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  1. Ipshita

    February 16, 2021 at 5:34 am

    Thanks for sharing this informative post Elna. I focus on digital marketing for small businesses. There is lot of interesting work out there in this segment.

    Reply to Ipshita
    • Elna Cain

      February 17, 2021 at 12:24 pm

      Hi,

      That’s great to hear! I love digital marketing writing too!

      Reply to Elna
  2. Mark

    February 8, 2021 at 2:21 pm

    Fantastic info Elna.
    Discovered your blog looking for Genesis themes last year…now I come back for your writing.
    Thank you!

    Reply to Mark
    • Elna Cain

      February 9, 2021 at 10:02 am

      Hi Mark,

      That’s awesome! Thanks for remembering me!

      Reply to Elna
  3. Kim

    February 3, 2021 at 4:55 pm

    Hi Elna,
    Thanks for the great content. I have been struggling with finding a niche but learned some things about myself while doing it.

    Things I have experience in, I may not still enjoy as much as I do learning new things. But one thing I have always been interested in is Alternative Medicine. To be sure, I counted 23 books I have on the subject. I was overlooking this option until I read this post of yours.

    Thanks for your thoughts on niches. I am on a new path.

    Reply to Kim
    • Elna Cain

      February 5, 2021 at 2:47 pm

      Hi Kim,

      So glad you were able to pick a profitable writing niche from this list! Have fun exploring the alternative medicine writing niche!

      Reply to Elna
  4. James

    January 23, 2021 at 4:37 am

    Thumbs up… great content

    Reply to James
    • Elna Cain

      January 23, 2021 at 3:32 pm

      Hey James,

      Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

      Reply to Elna
  5. Mehar

    January 15, 2021 at 11:34 am

    Hi Elna, I read your content. It is very helpful and informative. I am a beginner writer and want to know the profitable niche and i am really thankful to you for this article. God bless you lady.

    Reply to Mehar
  6. MekaiL khan

    January 9, 2021 at 4:28 am

    Hi, Elna. I’m a freelance writer( a beginner). I have worked for many clients from Facebook.
    Now I want to go to professional websites to get high paid tasks. Besides, I wanna make my portfolio, but I’m slightly confused about the niche.
    As I have my article published on lifestyle niche and have experience in it also.
    Should I go niche specific for my portfolio? Is a lifestyle niche can give me a high paid task? If yes then how much per article.
    Or should I not go niche specific?
    Elna don’t mind my question! A humble request to give me reply.
    Any suggestion would be appreciated.

    Reply to MekaiL
    • Elna Cain

      January 12, 2021 at 9:08 pm

      Hi,

      Great question. I would definitely try to niche down on your portfolio page. You can try marketing yourself as a lifestyle writer but the only way to make good money is writing for big brands, magazines or specializing in product descriptions or copywriting.

      Reply to Elna
  7. Pranjali

    January 3, 2021 at 9:06 am

    This was a very interactive and informative article. Thank you!
    Can the sample be an unpublished piece or it has to be a published piece. Similarly, is it preferred to have published work (on various websites) on the portfolio? Because, I feel the content publish is tempered according to the client’s need, which represents less than 100% of the writer’s mind. What do you think? Would love to hear from you!

    Reply to Pranjali
    • Elna Cain

      January 3, 2021 at 11:10 pm

      If you want to have a freelance writing job you do need to publish your writing pieces so that prospects can see your writing skills and see if it fits to their brand!

      Reply to Elna
  8. Jacob Hillier

    December 12, 2020 at 7:03 am

    I want to get into entertainment writing i am currently doing a levels and considering uni but i know this is what i want to do. Do you have any advice on what i should do because i’m not sure if uni is the best idea to get into this industry

    Reply to Jacob
    • Elna Cain

      December 13, 2020 at 11:44 am

      Hi Jacob,

      Not sure what you mean by uni. Is that university? I feel getting your education is important first before you start freelance writing but it is possible to start without a degree of course!

      Reply to Elna
  9. Nina

    December 11, 2020 at 4:28 pm

    Thank you for this amazing content Elna. I am looking to start a family travel blog (tips on saving money, how to enjoy your vacation with a toddler, best airlines, best credit cards for travel etc.) however because of the pandemic I am nervous that this sector is not a valid choice anymore. I do have years of traveling experience, as I worked on cruise ships for a decade before even having children, so I have plenty of experience to pull from in regards to destinations, however just a bit freaked out about if this niche will be able to make any money in the future. Am I jumping into a dying sector? Would love your feedback. Many thanks.

    Reply to Nina
    • Elna Cain

      December 13, 2020 at 11:45 am

      Hi Nina,

      I feel you can start this site and by the time the travel industry is back on its feet you will have the content there for people to find!

      Reply to Elna
      • Nina

        December 14, 2020 at 12:07 pm

        Thank you so much Elna 🙂 I really appreciate it.

        Reply to Nina
  10. Owino Oliver

    December 3, 2020 at 6:54 am

    Wow, what a revelation! Thank you so much for this informative insight into freelance writing.

    Reply to Owino
  11. Gloria

    November 25, 2020 at 7:27 am

    I want to develop content writing skill on digital marketing niche and finance
    How do I go about it

    Reply to Gloria
    • Elna Cain

      November 27, 2020 at 12:26 pm

      HI Gloria,

      Those are great writing niches to try out! I would start a blog and do some guest posting on those topics so you can build a portfolio! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  12. Aira

    November 16, 2020 at 5:39 am

    My niche is personal development. Are there clients looking for freelance writers in this niche? What kind of clients should I be searching for?

    Reply to Aira
    • Elna Cain

      November 19, 2020 at 9:30 am

      Hi Aira,

      I did pick up a client in that niche but haven’t since. I would look into personal development app companies and companies that have products for personal development (journals, books, planners, etc..). I would then create an income ladder and list out “easy” gigs or clients and work your way up to your ideal client or job!

      Reply to Elna
  13. Newton

    November 13, 2020 at 4:55 am

    Hi Elna, i would like to venture in this field of freelance writing. A friend just introduced me to this field though am not much informed about it. am really interested in it

    Reply to Newton
    • Elna Cain

      November 19, 2020 at 9:37 am

      Hi Newton,

      That’s great you want to be a freelance writer! Freelance writing is a lot to learn. Feel free to check out more of my blog and Youtube channel!

      Reply to Elna
  14. Precious Lazarus

    October 26, 2020 at 5:57 am

    Hi Elna.
    I’m a teenager and I really don’t know what niche to focus on. I enjoy writing about the teen world; basically writing about everything that teenagers go through both in school and in their social lives generally. Please can you give me the perfect niche I can work on.

    Reply to Precious
    • Elna Cain

      October 27, 2020 at 12:15 pm

      Hi Precious,

      You might want to do some research on what teens are searching for online and see if you can help them. I can’t give you the perfect writing niche; it’s something you have to discover!

      Reply to Elna
  15. Maryam Peerzada

    October 10, 2020 at 7:54 am

    hi Elna,
    I want to be a freelance writer and have started my research on this. In this regard, your blog is a blessing. I learned a lot thanks to you. Is it okay if as a beginner I decided on three different niches to write my samples about?

    Reply to Maryam
    • Elna Cain

      October 10, 2020 at 11:12 am

      Hi Maryam,

      Sure! I started out with three niche topics and had samples in those topics! Have fun writing your writing samples in your freelance writing niches!

      Reply to Elna
  16. Michael

    August 17, 2020 at 5:50 pm

    Hey Elna,

    Your free course and your blog is a huge blessing to aspiring writers, so glad I found it, thanks a lot. I am thinking of combining finance and business niches together, what’s your take on that.

    Reply to Michael
  17. Paula Benjamin

    August 14, 2020 at 4:02 pm

    As I think more about it, I want to narrow my online learning niche to non-traditional students. Do you think this will work? Or should I take a different direction/approach with this? Thanks!

    Reply to Paula
    • Elna Cain

      August 17, 2020 at 10:34 pm

      Hi Paula,

      If you have businesses in that niche that you can reach out then go for it! I’m not too familiar with that niche though!

      Reply to Elna
  18. Roxanne Howard

    August 10, 2020 at 2:34 pm

    I am glad I came across your free course not to mention your blog. I’m trying very hard to start a blog of my own but I am so confused, I feel like giving up. I knew it would be hard work, that I don’t mind but the technical side of it is very confusing. I love writing, poetry, short stories and even plays. Do you think there is a niche for my writing. My writings lend more to the inspirational side. Any suggestions you have I would deeply appreciate. And thank you so much all you do. So glad I found you. Blessings

    Reply to Roxanne
    • Elna Cain

      August 12, 2020 at 5:21 pm

      Hi Roxanne!

      That’s great you want to be a freelance writer! As for your writing niche, it might be a bit challenging finding clients. You would have to narrow down your niche of being inspiring. Maybe more business type as clients would like writers to talk about mindset and productivity in the business world! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  19. Sanjeeve Devamanoharan

    August 7, 2020 at 4:02 pm

    Hey Elna,

    Your recommended writing samples were very helpful! I’m a HUGEE sports guy (2o years of tennis), but I’ve always had my doubts about sportswriting and profitability. My other options would be Health and Wellness b/c I’m physically active and meditate daily. Finance, since I’ve recently taken a liking to investing. And lastly tech, b/c of previous professional experience in the software industry (5 years).

    Reply to Sanjeeve
    • Elna Cain

      August 8, 2020 at 9:39 pm

      Hi,

      Those are all great niches actually to try! I like finance and health and wellness and even tech! You can merge finance and tech for fintech! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  20. Olawale

    August 6, 2020 at 12:09 pm

    Hi Elna,

    Thanks a lot for all your amazing contents, anytime I go on Google to search on anything relating to freelance writing, you always have a something on it, really grateful. I am not new to writing though, been writing for a while on content mills but I want to take it seriously, get a profitable niche just like you’ve advised. My question is, can African writers flourish in freelance writing outside content mills?
    Thanks once again for all you do, say hi to the twins for me.

    Reply to Olawale
    • Elna Cain

      August 8, 2020 at 9:46 pm

      Hi Olawale,

      Thank you so much for your support! Glad you can easily find my articles about freelance writing! I do want to help as many people as I can! As for your question, I do know that Africans can flourish as freelance writers. You need a strong understanding of English and conversational English, a way to get paid and some marketing skills and you should do great. Bamidele Onibalusi helps a lot of African people on his blog!
      Post date

      Reply to Elna
  21. Samuel Okoruwa

    August 1, 2020 at 8:56 am

    Hi Elna,

    You’re doing a really great job enlightening us on the business of writing. This article really made things clear for me on what to expect from various niches. Thank you!

    What do you think about someone specialising in these three niches Digital Marketing, Tech, and Alternative health for a start? Is this too much to take on?

    Also I’d like to know if blogging is really necessary to succeed as a freelance writer or I can do just fine with guest posting?

    Reply to Samuel
    • Elna Cain

      August 2, 2020 at 3:08 pm

      Hi Samuel,

      Great question! I do feel that is a tad too many writing niches to pay attention to at the same time. I would focus on Digital marketing and tech first. As for starting a blog as a freelance writer, it’s isn’t necessary but it’s an easy way to show prospects your writing skill!

      Reply to Elna
  22. clara

    July 29, 2020 at 2:25 pm

    Hi Elna! Thank you so much for this valuable post! Loved it. I’m currently wanting to start freelancing after I left my full-time job. I’m having trouble defining what my niche should be, because my job was a mix of marketing/strategy applied to brand events. I also like writing, but I can’t seem to find the exact niche which I can be valuable in.

    Reply to clara
    • Elna Cain

      July 29, 2020 at 4:34 pm

      Hi Clara,

      Did you download my Booming Niches guide? I have over 36 writing niches that need writers! So make sure to get that and figure out the right writing niche for you!

      Reply to Elna
  23. ashley

    July 27, 2020 at 8:16 pm

    Hello Elna,
    Would dating/relationships be a good niche?

    Reply to ashley
    • Elna Cain

      July 27, 2020 at 10:06 pm

      Hi Ashley,

      Some lifestyle niches can do well. The dating and dating apps is a huge industry so I’m sure you can align yourself with some dating companies for writing jobs!

      Reply to Elna
  24. Jenny Snook

    July 27, 2020 at 7:33 am

    Hi Elna
    I’ve worked in history, studying archaeology and working in museums. Do you think writing historical pieces is something you could make a living out of online?

    Reply to Jenny
    • Elna Cain

      July 27, 2020 at 3:20 pm

      Hi Jenny,

      That’s a great question. It’s possible if you find the business behind that topic. Maybe you might have to work with a marketing agency for art dealers or historical businesses. Or, you can find the products in those industries and see if they need a content writer. You may have to think outside the box to find those clients, but it can happen!

      Reply to Elna
  25. Steve Njima

    July 20, 2020 at 6:02 pm

    This a very productive and enlightening post. I’m a Newbie Freelancer . Can a political niche be luctative?

    Reply to Steve
    • Elna Cain

      July 21, 2020 at 10:47 am

      Hi Steve,

      Not sure if political writing is lucrative. That seems to fall under newspaper and entertainment and I don’t write for newspapers.

      Reply to Elna
  26. sadia

    July 18, 2020 at 3:49 am

    Thanks elna for writing an amazing article. I am a newbie in freelancing just started learning about it.m trying to select niche for writing.m a homeschooling mom of two.have a keen interest in kids education,homeschooling, parenting as well as health and wellness.m confused about which one will be better .will u plz give me any advice
    regards

    Reply to sadia
    • Elna Cain

      July 19, 2020 at 10:16 pm

      Hi Sadia,

      Those are all great writing niche ideas for sure! For freelance writing, I would pick education, health and wellness and perhaps homeschooling based on the current COVID situation. Try those three and see which ones yields the best freelance writing jobs for you!

      Reply to Elna
  27. Mercy

    July 3, 2020 at 2:06 pm

    Hi Elna
    The article here is amazing. Am a newbie in freelancing business and am confused between parenting and finance niche. Which one is more profitable?

    Reply to Mercy
    • Elna Cain

      July 6, 2020 at 10:00 pm

      Hi Mercy,

      Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed this post on writing niches! I suggest finance as a more profitable niche for you! Parenting can be high-paying but you will probably land many lower paying gigs for a while before you land a higher paying one. With finance I think you can find a good paying gig easier!

      Reply to Elna
  28. Aaron Samuel

    May 27, 2020 at 8:09 am

    Hi Elna. Great article.. I am confused between digital marketing niche and baby products eCommerce niche..
    Can you please help? Which would be more profitable and easily scaleable?

    Reply to Aaron
    • Elna Cain

      May 27, 2020 at 2:19 pm

      Hi Aaron,

      As a writer the digital marketing niche is profitable. If you want to open up a eCommerce business then that can also be profitable too!

      Reply to Elna
      • Aaron

        May 28, 2020 at 1:08 am

        Thanks Elna Cain.. Actually I am not planning on the ecom business.

        I saw video where someone said that writing for ecommerce industry is also profitable. So i niched down to baby products..

        So I thought to write blogs for those ecom business that sell baby products. Can that be profitable like digital marketing niche..

        Thanks again.

        Reply to Aaron
  29. Adebisi Kehinde Adeleye

    May 19, 2020 at 1:06 pm

    Hi Elna,
    I love being a freelance writer but l simply didn’t know the niche I could choose until l found your inspiring enlightenment on this matter. Thanks for sharing your experience with us. I believe l can do it.
    If l may ask, does someone need to hold a degree before becoming a freelance writer?

    Reply to Adebisi
    • Elna Cain

      May 20, 2020 at 11:02 am

      Hi!

      So happy you found this post on freelance writing niches and it helped you find yours! No, you don’t need a degree to freelance!

      Reply to Elna
  30. Faraz Ali

    May 11, 2020 at 4:19 pm

    Hi Elna,
    Please guide, can someone professionally perform in more than one niches?

    Reply to Faraz
    • Elna Cain

      May 13, 2020 at 4:28 pm

      Hi!

      Of course they can! I tell my students to pick three niches to start off with. Find gigs in those niches and over time you will find which niche suites them the best!

      Reply to Elna
  31. Fasiha

    May 7, 2020 at 12:49 pm

    Hi Elna. Thank you for providing great ideas of niches. I will start blog soon by choosing one of these niches.

    Reply to Fasiha
    • Elna Cain

      May 7, 2020 at 3:43 pm

      Hi,

      That’s great to hear! Glad you enjoyed this post about high paying freelance writing niches for you!

      Reply to Elna
  32. Louisa O.

    April 9, 2020 at 11:30 pm

    Well, . . . there is a lot to read and learn. Thank you to share all your knowledge with me. It will take time to see all this, to study, to integrate, but surely I will do it. Louisa O.

    Reply to Louisa
    • Elna Cain

      April 13, 2020 at 10:27 am

      Hi Louisa,

      Thank you for being a loyal reader! I hope this post on profitable writing niches is helpful! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  33. Ananya Ak

    April 5, 2020 at 12:18 pm

    Hi! I loved this post! I’m reading up a lot about SEO, blogging, Digital Marketing and the like, but I can’t call myself an expert in the niche just by reading about it, right? I want to use that niche going forward but I don’t know how! Where do I put my writing samples when I write them? Who would my target clients be? All that. My mind is one big jumble right now…any advice?

    Reply to Ananya
    • Elna Cain

      April 13, 2020 at 10:37 am

      Hi!

      No, you can’t call yourself an expert just by reading about it in the beginning. You need to write about it and then practice it if possible. If not, then picking one aspect and reading and understanding it whole heartedly!

      Reply to Elna
  34. Kayla

    March 30, 2020 at 10:55 am

    Hi! Your blog has opened my eyes to a whole new world! While reading your different posts about freelancing, I found myself thinking “this is it. . This is what I’m suppose to be doing. THIS is why no other career has ever worked for me! ” I should have been freelancing years ago. I’ve always loved to learn new things, in any kind of subject! I also have became pretty active in the crafting world– specifically paper crafting, craft swaps, and happy mail. It seems there is a million different blogs out there for paper crafting. Would that put paper crafting in a high demand catagory? I plan on starting your course soon! Thanks for any advice!!!

    Reply to Kayla
    • Elna Cain

      March 31, 2020 at 3:32 pm

      Hi Kayla,

      What a cool writing niche idea! If you see a lot of craft blogs in that topic, then reach out to to them to be their writer or email writer! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  35. Uche

    March 13, 2020 at 1:37 pm

    Hi Elna,
    Thanks for this. I have found myself bookmarking your pages now and then.
    As much as I want to pick a niche that pays well, I also want something I enjoy.
    I know choosing a specific niche is important, which is why I have four listed down video scriptwriter (I like this a lot), alternative health writer (including this), sales pages(will pay) and email marketing (I want to learn this for my benefit). I know this is a lot, but I am trying to figure out which two will suit together and make it easy for clients to seek me out.
    What do you think?
    By the way, I am thinking of building my image first on LinkedIn and Twitter before setting up a freelance writer blog.
    Thank you.

    Reply to Uche
    • Elna Cain

      March 13, 2020 at 3:23 pm

      Hi Uche!

      Good writing niche topics! I think video scriptwriter might work for you as well as sales page writing! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  36. Helen Rix

    March 8, 2020 at 2:07 pm

    Thank you for being so transparent with the tips! I’m preparing to launch my blog this summer with a view to becoming a freelance writer. I notice your job links are for a board in the States, I don’t suppose it matters that I’m from the UK? Or perhaps there’s a similar job board this side of the pond. I digress; I’ve dropped down a rabbit hole with your site and I have much reading to do! Thanks once again.

    Reply to Helen
    • Elna Cain

      March 11, 2020 at 4:22 pm

      Hi Helen,

      Thanks for stopping by and going down the rabbit hole! I hope you find some good nuggets to help you become a freelance writer! These job boards can be used for UK writers for sure! Most companies just want an English writer!

      Reply to Elna
  37. Zachary Nantz

    March 2, 2020 at 10:46 pm

    I am in the middle of your course, and loving it!
    My passion is storytelling, and I am trying to approach the world of freelance as someone who can help someone tell their story, or more likely, the story of their brand/service. I am assuming that falls into the category of digital marketing?
    Of course several things on this list feel really interesting… so hard to narrow it down.
    Thank you for all the information you share! It is making the world of freelance far less intimidating to dive into.

    Reply to Zachary
    • Elna Cain

      March 6, 2020 at 2:10 pm

      Hey Zachary,

      So happy you are enjoying my courses about freelance writing! Storytelling falls under copywriting. So, you can niche that down to a certain industry or just be a general copywriter and later figure out your writing niche!

      Reply to Elna
  38. Baxter Rumbolt

    February 20, 2020 at 2:49 pm

    Lots of interesting niches. I have become even more interested in becomilg a Freelance Writer. I would also be interested in writing about teaching students, mathematics, fitness and nutrition and politics. Would those be good niches also? Please reply. Thanks so much!

    Reply to Baxter
    • Elna Cain

      March 2, 2020 at 1:26 pm

      Hi Baxter,

      That’s great you want to do some freelance writing. Your topics fall under education as a freelance writing niche! Contena has a lot of great jobs in that niche!

      Reply to Elna
  39. Mehul

    February 10, 2020 at 4:02 am

    Hi!
    First of all, very well written! great read and superbly accumulated. There are so many new niches coming in the market that we would need to be experts in every field to be able to write well.

    Reply to Mehul
    • Elna Cain

      February 11, 2020 at 5:07 pm

      Hi!

      So glad you found some good advice in finding your writing niche!

      Reply to Elna
  40. Rex

    January 26, 2020 at 5:30 am

    This is really interesting! I like something you said: “your niche may not be something you have much experience in. It can be something you’ll be interested in learning.” But I’m still confused as to what to pick between Digital marketing, ghostwriting, and parenting(especially family life). Can you offer some personalized coaching?

    Reply to Rex
    • Elna Cain

      January 27, 2020 at 7:06 pm

      Hi Rex,

      I’m sorry, but I don’t offer personalized coaching. What I can say is try different niches to see what pays off. It might take a few clients to see which is the most profitable for you.

      Reply to Elna
  41. Samuel Johnson

    January 13, 2020 at 6:55 pm

    After following this blog, my mind is blown I actually have much to write and yet more to study but I’m kinda having challenges with the SEO stuff and also Time affects me a lot as I still work outdoors….
    I’ll be needing much advice on what to do concerning this, maybe a reference of what niche to write as a busy African Student will do….

    Thanks for this mind blowing blog post..

    Reply to Samuel
    • Elna Cain

      January 15, 2020 at 9:39 pm

      Hi Samuel,

      Freelance writing is a huge industry and there are a lot of moving parts. I’m glad you are realizing this. Take your time to learn SEO. That by itself is a gigantic topic!

      Reply to Elna
  42. Raine

    January 9, 2020 at 12:45 pm

    Hi Elna, I came across your blog just today as I’m in the midst of creating my own freelance writer website. I’m struggling more with guts than experience since I’ve been side hustling for over a decade. But I really connected with your advice since I am a single mom who doesn’t like the idea of missing my kid’s childhood for a paycheck and handing over a majority of that paycheck to a child care provider.

    I know that picking a niche is important, and a journey, but how do I leave the door open to the multiple types of niches I’m open to exploring, without sacrificing clarity of purpose and SEO visibility? I’m debating between digital marketing, ghostwriting, finance (specifically frugal living and affordable travel,) plus my desire to share all I’m learning about parenting and how to live well as a single mom! I’m worried that I’ll have fun writing about all these topics and not actually turn a profit. Any advice how to make sure I get to enjoy my work, find a focus/niche, AND make a profit? And yes I am signing up for your free course right after I post this comment! 🙂

    Reply to Raine
    • Elna Cain

      January 9, 2020 at 8:59 pm

      Hi Raine,

      The easiest way to be able to write about all these different types of niches is to start a lifestyle blog that covers a lot of these topics and a freelance writing website that only offers one type of writing niche (digital marketing writing for example or ghostwriting for business entrepreneurs). That way you can grow your lifestyle blog with multiple topics with SEO and Pinterest and attract clients to your writer website through networking and guest posting! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  43. Nina

    December 30, 2019 at 4:57 am

    Hey Elna! I’ve been an avid reader of your blog for the past few months (and finally had to courage to leave a comment wow!) I was sooooo happy (and relieved) to find my target niche in this list, but I was wondering, is being a B2B technology and IT writer too narrow of a niche? Should I remove the B2B part?

    I’m finally taking the first steps to become a freelance writer thanks to your blog but I’m too worried I’d be screwing myself over from the start with the wrong niche.
    Thanks!

    Reply to Nina
    • Elna Cain

      January 4, 2020 at 2:51 pm

      Hi Nina,

      Finding your writing niche is a journey. You NEED to try different writing niches to see what works for you. The B2B IT niche is a great niche to try! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  44. Megan-joy Mavosa

    December 16, 2019 at 6:13 pm

    Hi Elna, I have been following your blogs and posts about freelance writing for a while now and I finally found my niche. Like I read what you said and had my “ah-ha!” moment because I realised how much of it I already do without knowing. I travel alot, visit many restaurants and various accommodations, therefore it’s probably obvious what I am going to do. Thank you so much.

    Reply to Megan-joy
    • Elna Cain

      December 16, 2019 at 8:52 pm

      Hey Megan!

      So glad you enjoyed this post about high paying freelance writing niches! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
  45. Raima

    December 7, 2019 at 4:07 pm

    Very well explained and informative blog. I got a lot of options while going through this write up. Thank you

    Reply to Raima
    • Elna Cain

      December 7, 2019 at 4:45 pm

      Hi Raima,

      So happy to hear this! Finding high-paying writing niches can be a challenge. When I first started, I didn’t even know this existed! Glad this helped you!

      Reply to Elna
  46. Lemfru

    December 3, 2019 at 3:30 am

    Hi Elna, I just took one of your freelance writing prep courses and here I am on Twitter for the first time. I am looking to write about stay at home moms and ways to be financially independent. Is this a niche?

    Reply to Lemfru
    • Elna Cain

      December 5, 2019 at 8:57 am

      Hi!

      Financially Independent is a HUGE niche! There are a lot of subcategories – FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early), FIOR (Financial Independence, Optional Retirement), DINK – Dual Income / No Kids, SINK – Single Income / No Kids, DIK – Dual Income / Kid(s), SIK – Single Income / Kid(s) you can draw from!

      Reply to Elna
      • Helvesia

        December 7, 2019 at 2:12 pm

        Oh wow. Look at that. Awesome. Alot of learning to do on my part. Thank you

        Reply to Helvesia
  47. Rachel Nichols

    November 27, 2019 at 9:33 am

    Hey Elna.
    About Niche 5. Someone recommended writing for online learning platforms to me. Sites like Lynda, Udemy, Skillshare, etc.
    All of those have company blogs in need of content.
    What do you think?

    Reply to Rachel
    • Elna Cain

      November 27, 2019 at 2:23 pm

      Hey Rachel,

      Sounds good. If those companies HIRE writers then of course write on those platforms. This will up your credibility a lot!! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna
      • Rachel

        November 30, 2019 at 10:42 pm

        Thank you.

        Reply to Rachel
  48. Ishani

    November 23, 2019 at 7:45 am

    I have chosen fashion and entertainment niche for my writing business but was a bit skeptical thinking this would be profitable or not. After reading this post I can proceed without any doubt. Thank you 🙂

    Reply to Ishani
    • Elna Cain

      November 23, 2019 at 2:51 pm

      Hi!

      It may be a challenge finding your clients, but once you do, I suspect you should have no shortage for freelance writing jobs.

      Reply to Elna
  49. Ellen

    November 18, 2019 at 9:53 am

    Fantastic post as always Elna. Not only do you provide lots of great niches, you even provide article ideas. I’ve decided Finance is the niche for me, and really appreciate the crypto ideas you provided!

    Reply to Ellen
    • Elna Cain

      November 20, 2019 at 2:21 pm

      Hi Ellen,

      You’re welcome! Yes, I didn’t want this blog post to be another post about writing niches. It needed more content ideas and thought why not stretch it and add blog topics so that new writers have something to go off of? Glad those ideas helped!

      Reply to Elna
  50. Karin Ivings

    November 15, 2019 at 2:42 am

    Thanks Elna, great post, really made me decide on a niche. I’ve decide to pursue parenting blogging and article writing.

    Reply to Karin
    • Elna Cain

      November 16, 2019 at 4:21 pm

      Hi Karin,

      Thanks for stopping by! So happy you found some niche topics to help you as a freelance writer!

      Reply to Elna
  51. Rosanna Thomson

    November 15, 2019 at 2:08 am

    Hi Elna, Thanks so much, this is a great resource! I have been thinking about niching in HR and recruitment as I have work experience there and there don’t seem to be many writers in that space – what do you think of the niche? Thank you in advance for any comments!

    Reply to Rosanna
    • Elna Cain

      November 16, 2019 at 4:22 pm

      Hi Rosana,

      So glad to hear you enjoyed this post! HR and recruitment is a great niche. I wrote in that niche for a bit and enjoyed it a lot! There are many businesses in the HR business that could use that type of content for sure!

      Reply to Elna
  52. Jacob

    November 14, 2019 at 10:30 pm

    The outdoors! Great article Im just finishing my first website and will be launching my business this Monday 🙂 Great article and thank you for the information.

    Reply to Jacob
    • Rashidah

      February 1, 2020 at 1:09 am

      Hi Elna! Thank you for this post! I just discovered your YouTube page yesterday and you are so informative and helpful! I just signed up for one of your courses and I am excited to get started! Reading this blog has really helped to give me a better idea about how to pick. Niche. Most of my experience is in childcare and education but a few of the ones you mentioned sparked my interest but I have no experience in them. I like the alternative health, real estate and beauty and fashion. I’m also a single mother. Any advice?

      Reply to Rashidah
      • Elna Cain

        February 4, 2020 at 10:22 am

        Hi!

        Thanks so much for your support! I hope you enjoy the course! As for your question, there will be some niches that are easier to break into than others. Real Estate will be hard as the niche needs credible people writing about real estate. But, home decor is a branch of real estate and that is something you can break into. Eventually you may have the credibility to work with real estate people. I hope this helps.

        Reply to Elna
    • Elna Cain

      November 16, 2019 at 4:23 pm

      Hey Jacob,
      Good to hear! Glad you enjoyed this post on freelance writing niches!

      Reply to Elna
  53. Kim

    November 14, 2019 at 7:19 pm

    Hi Elna! What a timely post. I’m still deciding on a niche, and this post was really informative and illuminating.

    Can freelance writers readily market themselves as content editors? Or do clients prefer “editing experience” (aside from how we edit our own work)?

    Reply to Kim
    • Elna Cain

      November 16, 2019 at 4:24 pm

      Hi Kim,
      You can definitely offer editing as another service. You can bundle your services together and give deals to help boost more gigs.

      Reply to Elna
  54. John G Coutts

    November 14, 2019 at 6:12 pm

    An excellent post, Elna. I also specialize in the digital marketing niche, and as I’ve been doing this for almost 24 years now, I’ve seen a LOT of changes over the years. But one thing doesn’t change; high quality, long-form content has been a consistent winner throughout all the years I’ve been writing for clients online, and I am certain it always will be.

    Reply to John
    • Elna Cain

      November 16, 2019 at 4:25 pm

      Hey John,

      Thanks so much! And yes, long-form content will not die anytime soon…or ever! People are craving information and valuable content! Glad to hear you are successful as a long form writer!

      Reply to Elna
  55. Kaitlyn Taylor

    November 14, 2019 at 2:48 pm

    This has really helped me so much! I am turning 20 years old next month and I am currently in the process of building a freelance writing business from the ground up. I now have a clearer understanding of my possible niche. Thank you!

    Reply to Kaitlyn
    • Elna Cain

      November 16, 2019 at 4:26 pm

      Hi Kaitlyn,
      So happy to hear this! Glad you found some topics in a freelance writing niche for you!

      Reply to Elna
  56. Jillian

    November 6, 2019 at 10:14 pm

    This article spoke directly to me as I am beginning to craft my portfolio and writer website. It has given me a boost of confidence too knowing that I already have experience with a few of these topics! Thank you, Elna!!

    Reply to Jillian
    • Elna Cain

      November 7, 2019 at 9:41 am

      Hi Jillian,

      That’s great to hear! Finding your writing niche is one of the biggest challenges new writers face. I hope this article will help many discover their true writing niche! Glad you found topics you are comfortable with!

      Reply to Elna
  57. Charity Jerop

    November 6, 2019 at 3:04 am

    Specializing on a niche is the best thing I did as a freelance writer. And Elna, I can’t believe niching down pays this much. Thank you so much for your detailed post.

    Reply to Charity
    • Elna Cain

      November 7, 2019 at 9:43 am

      Hi Charity,

      You’re so welcome! Glad you enjoyed this post. Yes niching down does pay more for sure! But it’s okay to start with a wide niche and tailor it along the road!

      Reply to Elna
  58. Eloisa Viloria

    November 5, 2019 at 2:13 am

    I love your this post Elna! It makes me decide the niches I wanted for my freelance business

    Reply to Eloisa
    • Elna Cain

      November 5, 2019 at 8:51 pm

      Hi Eloisa,

      Thanks so much! Glad you loved this post about writing niches! I hope you find the right writing niche for you!

      Reply to Elna
  59. Anna

    November 4, 2019 at 2:37 pm

    Amazing insight, Elna! Thank you for sharing. I’m currently pursuing e-commerce and pet care!

    Reply to Anna
    • Amy

      November 14, 2019 at 3:04 pm

      Great article! I enjoy home improvement, DIY, and real estate. Most of my writing is in these 3 areas.

      Reply to Amy
    • Elna Cain

      November 5, 2019 at 8:52 pm

      Hi Anna,

      Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed this post on writing niches. Ecommerce and pet care are great writing niches for sure! Good luck!

      Reply to Elna

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