10 Paying Human Interest Markets for Writers! by Alex J. Coyne
Every story has a human interest angle and these publications PAY writers for them!
diversify your writing income
After Multiple Rejections, I Changed My Story Angle, and Landed a Contract! – by Kathleen Sullivan
The year before, we had our two living children pose underneath a picture of their big brother. While looking around for ideas for new and fresh ideas for a card, I got to thinking…
“How much should I pay my anthology contributors…and what rights do I need?”
“Did you pay the writers who contributed to to your book, “QUERY LETTERS THAT WORKED! Real Queries That Landed $2K+ Writing Assignments?” Or, did they simply give them to you?”
9 PROFITABLE Reasons I Switched to Writing Nonfiction! by Bill Vossler
After three years of writing fiction, and only earning $25, I switched to nonfiction writing to make a living. Ten years later, I received an $18,000 check for a self-published nonfiction book…
Writers – 4 Obstacles When Closing a Deal (and How to Overcome Them!) by Monique Danao
Learn how to finally land that business writing assignment…even if the client is hesitating to commit.
How I Get Paid to Write About Local History by Charles Culbertson
Do you have to be a historian to cash in on writing about the history of your community? Nope!
4 Simple Ways Freelance Writers Can Find New Gigs – Fast! by Monique Danao
In this article, I’ll talk about some of the best places where you can find freelance gigs, and how you can land clients that you actually want to work with.
Ghostwriting Executive Blog Posts Can Be QUITE Lucrative! by Annie Mueller
In the past 13 years, I’ve learned a few things from ghostwriting blog posts for executives…
How to Find Writing Work on Reddit! by Angely Mercado
The first inkling that Reddit, a site dedicated to trolling and weird photos, would actually be beneficial to my writing career was after I found…
How I Get Article Ideas From Newspaper Archives by Elizabeth Yetter
Sometimes I would pick an unusual word or phrase to research through the archives, such as eugenics or chewing gum, and I would find articles on the views of the time or the latest trends. This led me to write articles on the viewpoints of eugenics in the early 1900s and another article on the chewing gum trends of the early 1900s. Both of these articles were accepted for publication.