How to Get More Writing Jobs (or Sell More Books) With Podcasts – by Ian Chandler
What if there was a way you could expand your network, advertise your services, and increase your social proof (informational social influence) all at the same time?
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How to Establish RESPECTFUL Limits with Clients (and preserve your sanity) by Jennifer Brown Banks
Do you accept late payments, rigid deadlines, disrespect, and poor treatment to remain in the good graces of your clients? STOP! Stop is RIGHT NOW!!
Five Ways to Promote Your Writing on Instagram By Abigail Jane
Don’t just post ads! ENGAGE with potential readers and clients!!
How to Do a Public Book Reading That REALLY Gets Your Audience EXCITED!
Easy tips for getting your audience excited and engaged so they’ll BUY YOUR BOOK!
“Can I publish a book of my favorite poems? I didn’t write them…” H*LL, NO, YOU CAN’T!
Read what I actually said to this person…and what I WANTED to say to this person!
Make LOTS of Money Writing About Prepping…Especially in a Pending Pandemic! – by Meg Stewart
Included in this article is a long list of common and obscure prepping topics, one or more of which YOU can write about! With the Coronavirus being featured in every media outlet right now, it won’t take long for you to sell some prepping articles!!
Why Write for Low-paying Magazines When You Can Easily Find PRIVATE CLIENTS on LinkedIn By John Riddle
While writing for magazines is great, another category freelancers should pursue is private clients.
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?
“My multi-tasking mind is STOPPING me from finishing my book!”
Q – Hi Angela, Each time I start trying to write, ideas and thoughts start to fly around in my head. So, then I start taking separate notes because those ideas don’t fit in the part of the book I’m writing, or aren’t part of writing my book at all. Now, I find I have […]
Writers, Do NOT Ignore Small Magazines! – by Roy Stevenson
Even as I steadily moved up the travel writing totem pole, I continued to write for some of the smaller magazines because they offered significant benefits and some offered pretty decent pay despite their size…