Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Will Eifert. Please read more about Will in the footer bio.
Almost every hopeful writer gets the same advice: “You just have to get your foot in the door.” I used to wonder what that meant until I did it almost by accident. I’d like to share it [...]
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Once you find good clients, the goal is to keep them. This seems obvious, but sometimes by raising your rates, you may lose even your best clients. But you can’t stay at the same rate forever if you want to maintain a freelance writing career. How do you raise your rates without scaring off your [...]
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Are you writing to make money? Do you consider yourself a professional writer? Then you need an online presence. Having a website is the most logical way a freelance writer can obtain a presence online. One of the most effective business tools in your arsenal may be your website.
Your website can be as simple and [...]
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Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Melissa Cameron. Melissa, who lives in Texas next to her elderly parents, is married with 2 children. She lives a productive life in Austin, freelancing from home, which allows her to spend more time with her family. She enjoys writing about parenting, history, and how to live [...]
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Are you ready to make some serious money as a writer?
With all the information out there about copywriting, I will not attempt to cover it all in one post. One of my regular contributors, Chris Hoole, has written dozens of posts on copywriting. Today, I am going to address those who are just starting out, [...]
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When I find good clients, I obviously do not want to lose their business. As an ethical small business owner and freelance writer, I take pride in all of my work, and it is important for me to maintain that confidence in all of my clients.
Hiring a writer can cause a little bit of anxiety, [...]
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