By applying inbound marketing tactics to their website, freelancers can turn those hardly-touched websites into a presence that attracts visitors and generates leads. Here are three ways you can use inbound marketing and get more out of the website you already have:
Times like this give one ample opportunity for reflection. You know – all the “ifs” and “hows” and “whys.” I try to avoid “wouldas,” “couldas,” and “shouldas.” Those rarely do any good. But, I do like to take a personal inventory, and ask myself if I’m happy and, if not, what I am going to do about it. And, honestly, I realized that, indeed, I’m the happiest I’ve been in a long, long time. I had a big dream of living on a boat and …
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From writing columns, to website content, to Facebook updates, I now have steady freelance writing work!
April 15th is fast approaching! Don’t forget about these tax breaks for freelancers!
Comments on our “Find the Typo” contest, returning to freelancing, and Brian’s high seas adventure!
Can you guess which large firm owns Archway Publishing?
I crawled out of my cockpit, stood out on the middle of my deck, lit a cigarette, and stared at that captain and crew with my best peed-off, backwoods Florida-boy look that said, “I’m about to SWIM over there just to slap you around a bit.”
Unfortunately, when a publisher goes out of business, many authors look back, and realize the writing had been on the wall for months, if not years…
