I’ve been freelance writing for more than a decade now (yes, I”m getting old!!!!), and in that time I’ve watched every “at the moment” method for landing freelance writing clients roll through the industry.
I’ve been freelance writing for more than a decade now (yes, I”m getting old!!!!), and in that time I’ve watched every “at the moment” method for landing freelance writing clients roll through the industry.
When a freelance writing client gives me a 3,000-word article, it usually takes me ten days to write it.
You just landed your first writing gig!
You’re thrilled, but then you realize: there’s no byline for your work.
One of the hardest things new freelance writers face is the uphill battle of trying to find a dang writing job.
It can be challenging if you don’t know where to look or all you see from freelance platforms like Upwork are low-paying writing jobs.
Over the years, I’ve posted articles on finding writing gigs and even created videos about best places to find gigs for writers.
But, you know what I haven’t done to help you out?
Have you been on LinkedIn lately?
I’ve been hearing a lot of stories about ultra-long job interview process steps, multiple people involved, and at the end of all the hoops candidates go through, they are told they didn’t get the job.
Wh-what?
I find this crazy.
Every year, more and more companies are seeing the benefits of hiring freelancers over employees.
In fact, up to 62% of companies are already hiring freelancers and aren’t stopping. With saving costs, faster deliverables, and a larger pool of talent to find specialized workers, it’s no wonder freelancing seems like the life to live.
Or is it?