It’s your first real break into freelance writing.
You’ve spent countless days, weeks and even months learning the ins and outs of getting paid to write.
Every spare minute is devoted to getting your little blogger butt ready for writing gigs.
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Where I’m Writing: 10 Months As A Freelance Writer
I’ve been freelance writing for under a year now and thought I’d update you on all my new writing gigs.
About three months ago I did a similar post on where I’m writing and how I was able to pull it off (at that time I had 8 writing gigs).
Be a Freelance Writer: 3 Steps to Building Your Portfolio
4 Keys to Attracting Your Ideal Freelance Writing Client
Be a Freelance Writer: Is Focused Writing In You?
Rejection stings, doesn’t it?
You decide to give freelance writing a try, work your little tail off answering job ad after job ad, only to hear nothing back.
Start Paid Writing – A Step-by-Step Guide
Are you wanting to get paid to write as a freelance writer?
Now is a great time to create the life you’ve always wanted – whether it’s traveling more, spending more time with your family, or wanting to work for yourself, you can have it all and I’m going to show you how.
8 Ways to Take Your Content Writing Business to the Next Level
You know you’re a good content writer.
You exceed deadlines.
You’ve “got” content writing down pat.
So, why are you struggling on how to find clients?
6 Rules for Guest Posting (+ Opportunities to Guest Post)
If you don’t already know, guest posting can help kick-start your business – especially for writers and bloggers.
Having your content on someone else’s blog not only helps get your name out there, but it can:
Where I’m Writing and How I’m Doing It
March has been a great month for my business. I thought I’d let my readers know a little bit about how my writing business is going.
This year started off with a bang! I launched my new writer website design and immediately received queries for my writing. While not every query landed a writing job, it did confirm that my inbound marketing tactics were working.
How to Write a Bio That Will Snag Writing Clients
You slave away at writing the perfect guest post for a very popular website.
You can’t believe they accepted your pitch, but you push your excitement aside and get busy writing.
When the last sentence is done, you press save and take a deep breath, thinking you are all done – but you’re not.