9 Magazines That Pay Writers Up to $500 or More Per Article – by Biljana Tadic
From education, climate change, and outdoors topics, to history and sailing, there is probably a market of interest here for you!
Marketing Secrets
If You Choose the Wrong PR Person, You’ll Flush Your Money Away… – by Ashley Brown
I recall an afternoon after publishing my first book. Riding the high of a book launch and some great reviews, a friend asked me if I had considered…
What Gives Many Authors Nightmares? Feedback! – by TM Jacobs
While the thought can be terrifying, getting feedback makes you a good writer. And, good writers make more money!
5 Paying Flash Fiction Markets for Writers – by Avery Springwood
Telling a tale succinctly can be challenging, but oh-so-rewarding…and PROFITABLE!
10 Fishing and Hunting Paying Markets for Writers – by Biljana Tadic
If you have a lot of knowledge and information about hunting and fishing, or you are dedicated to it yourself, you can get paid to write for magazines that cover these topics.
Invited to Speak but Don’t Know What to Say? Here are Tons of Ideas! – by Laura Lee Perkins, MS
Speaking in front of a group of people can be intimidating. But, before you ask, “What will I talk about?” stop and think about everything that you, as a writer, do best!
‘Looking Local’ Provides Opportunity and Inspiration in a Pandemic! – By Wendy Hobday Haugh
Times are tough, sure, but the COVID-19 pandemic has given me the opportunity to redirect the focus of my writing career from larger to smaller publications. In doing so, I’ve gained far more than I ever expected!
9 Paying Markets for Writers on the History and Culture of Food – by Tatiana Claudy
There is more to food writing than cookbooks, recipes, and restaurant reviews!
How to SUCCESSFULLY Use Twitter to Sell Your Book – by Jules Schulman
If used correctly, Twitter can be one of the best platforms for a writer to gain an audience – and increase book sales!
“Re-focus” to Resell Material You’ve Already Created – by Joshua Pantalleresco
Whether you’re an author or are freelancing, you don’t always have to create new pieces from scratch to make another sale.
