How I Got Into the Lucrative Edutainment Writing Field – by Andrea Kaczmarek
I found a successful niche when I tried my hand at writing a dinosaur “edutainment” series!
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How to Create a Cottage Industry Out of Your Book! – by Sharon Woodhouse
Experimentation, imagination, and creativity are the keys to building a cottage industry around your book. Find out what marketing efforts work best for you.
How I Found an Entirely Unique Writing Niche While on Vacation! – Martin Mulcahey
Many fellow passengers were immersed in books. As an avid reader, it occurred to me that it would interest Americans what European bibliophiles are reading. Interview opportunities abounded as travel between destinations is often boring…
How I Landed Writing Jobs by Just Asking for Them on Facebook! – by Ingrid Cruz
I needed money FAST so I posted a status update on my Facebook profile…and quickly earned $150!
How to Land High-Paying Freelance Contracts Writing for Textbook Publishers! – by John Riddle
One textbook publisher in particular pays $40 PER PAGE!
Writing Behind the “Iron Curtain” of the Old Soviet Union – by Tatiana Claudy
American writers, who often take for granted their freedom of speech, probably cannot imagine numerous government committees with powers to blacklist manuscripts and destroy all copies of already published books…
An $8K Freelance Research Gig! Finding Freelance Opportunities at Associations – By John Riddle
There are literally thousands of Associations in the U.S., both for profit and not for profit. Here’s how to find them…
If You Are “Sympathy Pitching” Editors and Publishers, PLEASE STOP! by Brian P. Whiddon, Managing Editor
Believe it or not, I get pitches from writers using these angles almost every day. And, these pitches don’t sell writing any better than they sell cars…
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!
I Didn’t Pursue My Dream of Freelance Writing Until I Became Disabled – By Stefanie August
It was not until 2008, when I became disabled, and spent 6 years battling to receive benefits, that I began to use my creative writing skill-set as a means to support myself…
