Offering to Speak at Book and Writing Events Can REALLY Increase Your Sales! – by Emma Hall
Here’s how to land this lucrative gig…and you might even get paid to do it!
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Use “Project Rates” to Increase Your Writing Revenue! – by Ian Chandler
Using project rates rather than hourly or “per word” rates can significantly boost your income AND make your job easier by…
Find Freelance Writing Jobs on Reddit in Five Easy Steps – by Morgan Knight
Reddit, like any social media site, has many ups and downs but, for us writers, the most important upside of this website is its use as a platform for finding freelance writing jobs.
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My Clients Went Out of Business… Here’s How I Found LOTS of NEW ONES!- by Tatiana Claudy
After a six-year break, almost all my familiar online markets also disappeared, along with my articles!
Use Your Main Character’s “Journal” to Promote Your Ezine and Book! – By Christy Lindsay
The more engaged you keep your readers, the more alive your character will seem, and the hungrier they’ll be to keep in touch. So, make sure they get an email from your character every week – a snapshot into your character’s “personal life!” And, of course, when your sequel or next novel is ready, you’ll have a list of anxious readers waiting to buy it!
4 Paying Markets for Writers Who Love Movies and TV – by Rachel Carrington
These websites will pay you to write about your favorite shows and characters!
Which Screenwriting Genres Sell…and Which Ones Don’t? – by Mark Heidelberger
Ever consider writing a movie script? A 20 year veteran TV producer gives us the scoop on what sells!!
5 Secrets for Getting QUALITY Clients on LinkedIn…with Minimal Time and Effort – by Haneef Davenport
Spend considerably less time marketing by using these five excellent tips for attracting clients on LinkedIn!
Here’s Why Every Writer Needs Social Proof – by Ian Chandler
What prospective clients and editors are doing when deciding if they want to work with you, and why you absolutely need social proof.
