My Writing Led to Non-Writing Income! Yours Can, Too! – by Dr. Marlene Caroselli
Your writing may open doors to other freelance income opportunities!
Networking
Four Types of Clients to Avoid to Earn More Money with Less Stress! By Jennifer Brown Banks
Non-paying, haggling, disrespectful, and other types of clients you should AVOID in the new year!
Do YOU Offer a Unique Service for Authors? May We Promote It??
There are countless editors, cover designers, website creators, and others offering their services to authors online. But, there are other unique services available to authors that may very well benefit them, their book, and their profits in the long-run! Are YOU one of these individuals? Or, are you seeking these types of services?
3 Ways I Optimized My LinkedIn Profile, and Landed More Writing Work! – by Hailey Hudson
I had to turn work down after optimizing my LinkedIn profile!
Writers: Use Profnet to Find Sources and Story Ideas! – By John Riddle
Using Profnet has helped me write better articles, and land more writing jobs!
“I want you to refer your authors to me for editing and illustrations. What are your criteria?”
We launched this service to counter the greedy rights’-grab currently occurring in the industry…
How Social Media Made My Fanbase Explode (You Can Do It, Too!) – K.M. Robinson
Marketing with social media is one of THE most effective ways to market your books these days and, as a professional social media strategist, I know how important it is to work with…
Warm and Fuzzy Networking Can Lead to Paying Writing Assignments! by Haneef Davenport
A small bit of genuine kindness can greatly benefit your freelance business!
I Get Referral Clients All The Time by Hailey Hudson
Here are the three big things I’ve learned about referrals.
People Need People: The Power of Networking By Kate Wicker
You’ve all heard the old adage before: “It’s not what you know but who you know.” I never put too much stock into that expression. First, the fact that it uses “who” and not “whom” has always bothered the grammar zealot in me. Then there’s the whole idea that no matter how much talent or knowledge you possess, if you don’t have an “in,” you’re not going anywhere. I am a big believer in the value of hard work and I doubt too many people would argue that having talent – whether it’s in writing or throwing fastballs – won’t hurt. That said, I’ve personally scored several writing assignments through the power of networking.