How I Accidentally Got a Freelance Job on LinkedIn By Karen Lange
LinkedIn yields good results, I’ve discovered, even when I’m not directly promoting my skills.…
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8 Proven Strategies to Get Clients to Pay Higher Rates by William Opar
8 proven strategies that can help you get your clients to pay higher rates.…
STOP WRITING: Prioritizing Self-Care to Avoid Burnout – by Sarah Lamb
You might be thinking, “But I’m a writer. Isn’t that like a chef giving up on cooking?”…
How Open Calls from Publishers Can Inspire You to Finally FINISH THAT MANUSCRIPT by Dawn Colclasure
Some writers are notorious for starting books they just can’t finish writing. However, it’s not about being lazy.…
Farming & Gardening Paying Markets for Writers By Karoki Githure
These publications are ALWAYS interested in good farming and gardening articles!…
The Tribulations of a Content Mill Victim – by Ana Isabel Carballada Rivero
The toll that content mills take on your mental health is NOT worth it!…
6 Tips to Increase Your Odds of Publication at WritersWeekly.com – by Jennifer Brown Banks
This frequent contributor to WritersWeekly shares how to land assignment after assignment at WritersWeekly.com!…
STOP THE STRESS! 4 Budgeting Tips for Freelance Writers To Implement RIGHT NOW – by Louisa Eunice
By staying proactive with your finances, you’ll budget in a far more effective way. And, you'll see that freelancing can be a profitable endeavor...…
ARE YOU A BARD, TOO? 10 Bits of Writing and Publishing Advice from the Famous Bard of the South, Rickey Pittman!
A bard’s life often proved to be a challenging life, as the bard experienced similar difficulties that authors face today: Making a living, building a reputation, dealing with difficult audiences, and finding time to improve their craft....…
Elf: A Writer’s Fantasy! – by Laura Yeager
As a writer or author, are YOU like Buddy the Elf? You might just realize you ARE!…
We are Now Also Featuring High-Paying, Full-time, REMOTE Writing Jobs On WritersWeekly – by Angela Hoy
Countless writers and editors, who used to commute, and work in offices, are now working full-time jobs from home, with benefits, and earning more than $100K/year. Because of that, here's what's changing at WritersWeekly...…
IMPORTANT: If You Have a Book to Publish, WAIT UNTIL BLACK FRIDAY to Sign Up!
BookLocker’s EXTREMELY Popular Annual HALF-PRICE Publishing Package Sale is imminent! Get the discount code here...…
Paying Equestrian Markets For Writers by Karoki Githure
Profitable work at some of the equestrian industry's most popular magazines!…
What Andy Rooney Taught Me About Being a Successful Writer – by Michael W. Michelsen, Jr.
Success in the writing business amounts to these steps from Andy Rooney.…
8 Paying Health and Wellness Markets for Writers By Dawn Colclasure
Paying markets looking for health and wellness articles.…
The Ultimate Guide to Writing a Science Fiction Novel That Will Sell By William Opar
While there are numerous sci-fi authors out there, you can still stand out in the crowd; set your work apart from the rest. How? It's simple!…
8 Paying Programming Markets for Writers by Karoki Githure
Nine paying markets looking for freelancer writers to write about programming.…
8 Tips to Take Your Freelance Writing From a Side Hustle to a Sustainable Business – by Jennifer Brown Banks
Contrary to popular opinion, “success” in freelance writing requires more than “an Internet connection and command of the English language..."…
4 Reasons to Hire a Publicist to Promote Your Book(s) by Jennifer Brown Banks
Consider the benefits of working with a publicist.…
Stop the Spread and Earn More Bread: Losing Weight the ‘Write’ Way! – by Wendy Hobday Haugh
My various waistbands are sending me clear signals that times are tight and help is needed!!…
Writers, Pay Attention to The “Whispers” in Your Head! By Janet Garber
Drifting in the land between being wide awake and half passed out. This has become my favorite way of writing.…
Xlibris Fooled Around with the Wrong Author! – by Jennifer Lincoln
I believed every word they said, and gratefully handed over my credit card. Over a year, and over $15,000.00 (yes, the decimal point is in the correct place), I found myself battling with this company...…
Why BookLocker is the Best Book Publisher for New Authors – by Rickey Pittman
Too many new authors have been robbed by vanity presses who have charged naïve authors thousands of dollars. BookLocker's fees are so low that some authors are skeptical. However, you should not be...…
Paying Poetry Markets For Writers By Timmy Peace
Can you actually get paid to write poetry? Sure you can!…
5 Direct Yet Diplomatic Ways To Handle Slow Paying Clients – by Louisa Eunice
While there are those who will honor payments at a later date, a few clients may play coy after the completion of the project. They may even make it impossible to contact them, leaving you feeling stranded...…
8 Markets That Pay Writers To Write About Writing By Karoki Githure
8 paying websites looking for articles on the art of writing.…
Paying Spiritual Markets for Writers By Tatiana Claudy
Sell your spiritual essays and articles to these 6 paying markets for writers!…
Authors, Don’t Be An Idiot Like Me! By Christopher Emery
I kept thinking I just need a push, something to get me higher sales numbers. Maybe a marketing company? Whatever my investment, I would certainly make it up in no time with all my new sales, right?…
Political Correctness is Killing Men’s Magazines – by Vanessa de Largie
Our words are being strangled to death – by fear. Publishers fear causing offense. publishers fear backlash. So, their overall narrative and message essentially becomes woke and safe...…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools for Writers – by Jane Fazackarley
While many writers are skeptical of AI's usefulness, others find it a valuable asset for their writing.…
Potential Legal Issues for Freelancers: What They Don’t Tell You – by Emily Thompson
Some things to keep in mind about legal liabilities for freelancers.…
How to Interview People Like a Pro – by Andrew Don
Interviewing features strongly in any writing career and requires empathy.…
A Disability, Depression, and a Valium Addiction Didn’t Stop Me from Building a £100,000/Year Freelance Career – by Andrew Don
All I needed was an overwhelming fear of destitution, a hunger for news, and an instinct for...…