Increase Your Freelance Writing Income with Your Own “Editing Group” – by Laura Yeager
Your writing will be better if you use an editor. Here are some inexpensive (or free!) ideas for finding one…
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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.
10 Things You MUST Include in Your Writing Portfolio to Entice New Clients! – by Angel Lebailly
If you’re not getting enough writing clients, this article of creative portfolio ideas will definitely help!
Having a Hard Time Writing Right Now? How to Overcome Creative Paralysis – by Jennifer Brown Banks
Anything that causes grief or extreme stress can affect our ability to remain creative, and to keep working. This, in turn, can result in severe loss of income. Here are some helpful tips on how to keep working through tragic life events.
You Gotta Spend $ to Make $…but Are Writers Spending $ on the Right Things? – By Roy Stevenson
From books, to magazines, to conferences, and even a writing coach? Which investments for writers are sensible – and more likely to generate a future profit?
Writers, Are You STUCK? Here are 4 Way to Push Past Unexpected Obstacles – by Jane Fazackarley
Every writer has their individual challenges. It could be illness, disability, trying to juggle family commitments, or holding down a day job…
Using RELIABLE Sources Can Increase Your Freelance Writing Income! – by Charlotte Grainer
If you want to give your journalistic work more credibility, AND increase your freelance income, find professional sources to back up your facts. Here’s how!
“What’s the best thing I can offer potential readers during my book blog tour?”
I have scheduled a blog tour to promote my newest book. What’s the best thing I can offer to people who haven’t yet decided to buy my book?
How to Earn Extra $$ Hosting a Writers’ Group! – By Jennifer Brown Banks
From members’ dues to publishing an anthology, you can make extra money by hosting a writers’ group!
WRITERS – How to Get Clients Through Your Local Chamber of Commerce! – by Devon Ellington
Local chamber events allow you to naturally interact with local businesses. Rather than cold-calling a business, you get to know each other through meetings and networking events. Then, when you send a Letter of Intent (LOI) or a pitch, you are a familiar face with knowledge of their business!
