How I Earned Over $600 in 48 Hours Through WriterWeekly’s Marketplace – by Jennifer Brown Banks
I decided, not too long ago, to do something different, and have my creative services listed through Writers’ Directories…
Networking
Staging Your Zoom Background to Sell More Books! – by Ellen Scolnic and Joyce Eisenberg
Zoom meetings are becoming more common as a way to conduct business. Does your “background” say the wrong thing about you and your product/service?
How I Sold a Million Books By Darlene Franklin
Tried-and-true methods for book promotion and ones of my own invention.
My Previously Rejected Essay was Accepted by Writer’s Digest Magazine! – by Kate Meadows
The only way to guarantee a “No” is to not try at all.
Enter Your Published Articles in Writing Contests! – by Deborah Camp
Rewriting, revamping, and repurposing articles for resale is a common topic in the industry. But, have you thought about entering our previously published work in contests?
“I want to write a new book. What’s trending now in the bookselling world?”
Finding trends on best sellers lists! And, if you can write a best seller that becomes a classic, you’ll have it made!!
How to Keep Getting Writing Assignments When Your Favorite Editor Leaves – by Paul Wynn
Professionalism, consistency, and creative ideas can lead to long-term freelance writing income, regardless of editorial staff changes.
Two Reasons Why Some of Your Readers are NOT Allowed to Post Reviews on Amazon!
As we all know, positive reviews mean better exposure on Amazon! However, did you know that some people aren’t allowed to leave reviews on Amazon?
Mining Industry-specific Trade Shows for Magazine Article Assignments By Sherri Telenko
Industry-specific trade shows are a great source for non-fiction freelance writers, particularly those looking to break into niche business markets.
Marketing Your Writing While Competing with an Increasing Number of Remote Workers – by Nadia Ali
Life has shifted gears and you can no longer count on face-to-face contacts, meeting someone at a conference, or even attending a writer’s event to hand out your business cards.