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Year-End Planning for Freelance Writers: What to Review Before January

Every year around this time, I start thinking about two things at once: slowing down for the holidays and making sure my freelance writing business doesn’t fall apart while I do.

7 Ways to Prepare Your Freelance Business for the New Year (And Earn More)

Can you believe we’re already almost through with November?

Writing Jobs in 2026: How Freelancers Are Landing Work Right Now

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.

How to Create a Freelance Writer Portfolio Without a Blog (And Still Look Legit)

I’ve got the ultimate freelance writing portfolio guide for you!

How I Make Money As a Writer ($100 to $1,000 a Post)

In 2023, I raised my rates from an average of $.25/word to $.50/word.

How to Become a Freelance Writer In 4 Simple Steps for 2025

AI is officially here and you know what? So are freelance writers! Yay!

My Current Process to Quickly Write 3,000 Words for Clients

When a freelance writing client gives me a 3,000-word article, it usually takes me ten days to write it.

How to Create a Ghostwriting Portfolio from Scratch

You just landed your first writing gig!

You’re thrilled, but then you realize: there’s no byline for your work.

25 Must-Have Freelance Writing Newsletters to Gain a Job

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?

The Job Interview Process Is Getting Out of Hand – Freelancing is The Way to Go

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.