Are you a new freelance writer struggling to find a writing gig that actually pays?
You ask, how do I start freelancing and get freelance clients?
Or, are you stuck working for pennies and want out?
Are you a new freelance writer struggling to find a writing gig that actually pays?
You ask, how do I start freelancing and get freelance clients?
Or, are you stuck working for pennies and want out?
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?
Want to know EXACTLY what you need to gain a writing job from the people that ACTUALLY hire writers?
These freelance writing tips are invaluable information for you.
If you’re a new freelance writer and struggling to find clients, find writing gigs, and impress clients so that they give you glowing testimonials, then learn these tips.