Frank’s Turning 21!!
When I launched WritersWeekly so long ago, Frank was only five years old. Where have the years gone?! 🙂
WRITERS ANSWER – How much would YOU write for?
There has been an ongoing controversy about writing jobs that pay crappy wages. Last week, I asked you how much you’d write for. This week, we’re featuring the answers…
Letters To The Editor For August 14th
See this week’s letters in Angela’s article: WRITERS ANSWER – How Much Would You Write For?
How to Explode Your Freelance Writing Income with Copywriting and Copyblogging By Halina Zakowicz
Copywriting and copyblogging are two highly lucrative writing fields yet too many freelance writers continue to “grind it out” at small-time blogs, “mom-and-pop” businesses and non-profits. In some cases, these freelance writers assume that they don’t have the right credentials to land a corporate gig. In other cases, they are intimidated by the corporate world and its profit-centric terminology such as ROI, KPI, sales copy, landing page, marketing collateral, etc.
However, aside from being prefaced by the word “copy,” copywriting and copyblogging still involve writing well for an audience…
I Don’t Like Amazon. Can I Cut Them Out of the Profit Loop When Selling My Book?
I realize I’m getting ahead of myself here as I’m yet to publish anything, but on the day I do…is choosing not to list with Amazon a realistic option?
Chef Caleb!
Caleb has been here a little over a week now. He spent the first part of the summer being a private chef on yachts in Bar Harbor, Maine. Since he arrived, we’ve been taking full advantage of his culinary talents…
How Much Would You Write For? By Angela Hoy
So, readers, what would YOU write for?
Letters To The Editor For August 7th
This Week:
- Angela Angers a So-Called “Publisher”
- I’m Quitting Freelancing but Thanks for the Memories!
What Has Your Library Done for You Lately? By Vickey Kalambakal
You borrow books, you scan magazines. What else can the library do for you as an author? Two things…
Trickery at the Airport!
Last weekend, Caleb (one of “our” kiddos who we took in a few years ago) flew into town for a couple of weeks. He wanted to surprise Max and Mason so we had an elaborate plan to trick them. We told them we were going to Tampa to see the sea creature exhibit at the MOSI Museum (that much was true). They didn’t know about the pit stop we’d be making…