As a freelance writer, you are probably always looking for ways to improve your skills.
Have you ever thought about reading?
As a freelance writer, you are probably always looking for ways to improve your skills.
Have you ever thought about reading?
Let me guess:
Every new freelance writer wants a legit writing job, right?
If that’s you, don’t count your chickens before they hatch, because what if you land three clients? Or five clients?
What a 2022 it has been for the world and for my business!
Was it just as wild as mine?
From being interviewed for a Business Insider article to sharing my thoughts in the Globe and Mail on hand pain, I am amazed by all the opportunities I’ve had lately.
Right now, 82% of the total number of working freelancers are freelance writers.
With this recent explosion of freelancers in the workforce, 24% of those freelance writers are making $50,000/year from their writing niche service.
Is that mind-blowing for you?
“If my chair suddenly changes position, I end up in pain.”
This is what I told the Globe and Mail back when they interviewed me about the pain I experienced while working from home.
My pain and discomfort started in my neck and back and eventually made their way through my arms to my hands.
Look –
I’ve done this type of post before on how to land your first client as a new freelance writer.
But that was years ago, and things have changed.
Do you have a passion for the environment?
Are you dedicated to helping our planet?
Then you can become an environmental writer!
Making money by doing what you love sounds great, doesn’t it?
I know I got into freelance writing because I absolutely love it.
It’s an opportunity for me to follow my passion, earn an income, and work from home.
With so many freelance writing terms floating around out there, you may have stumbled upon the term “on-spec writing.”
I know how confusing everything can be when you’re a beginner freelance writer, so I’m here to make things easier for you!
On-spec writing is a type of writing you can do to attract more clients and make more money – which is great for new freelance writers!
This year is the year I’m going to take a break, you tell yourself.
As a freelance writer, taking a break seems counterintuitive, doesn’t it?
I mean if we don’t work, we don’t get paid.