You WILL Occasionally Face Famine as a Writer – Here’s What to Do When It Happens – by Ingrid Cruz

Here are some things I’ve learned in my six years as a writer…

Here are some things I’ve learned in my six years as a writer…

Charging your clients by the minute is a great way to make sure you you are accurately compensated for the value of your work. AND, it leaves them with a sense of being charged fairly!

Answering a Craigslist ad revealed that I was worth far more as a writer than I gave myself credit for!

Can you pull short stories from the Internet and include them in your book? NO!

How much money can you earn writing whitepapers? A LOT!

Avoid these writing jobs to save wasted time and money…and your self-esteem!

Land more writing gigs by offering to promote the publication through social media!

“I received two phone calls from a publisher offering to republish my book. A quick Internet search revealed the firm’s reputation is not too good (to put it mildly!)…”

From English teacher to professional tech industry writer – how I wound up doing what I love for a living.

I’ve used these steps to build a successful marketing schedule that’s easy to follow!