Win BIG with Small Writing Contests – By Rachel Carrington
Entering writing contests is a great way to supplement your income between writing projects. A list of free and low-entry-fee contests is featured right here!
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How I Beat the Blogging Odds and Built a More Successful Business – By Jennifer Brown Banks
I have earned thousands of dollars over the years through my award-winning blog and it has made a big difference in my bottom line.You can, too, with a little innovation, information, and inspiration.
Five Things NOT To Do In Your Email Query – by T.M. Jacobs
There are some things you want to avoid if you don’t want an editor reaching for the DELETE button right away. Here’s how to ensure editors READ your queries.
WRITERS: When The Going Gets Tough, Sell Short Stories By Rachel Carrington
Don’t overlook short story writing as a viable source of income, ideas, and exposure!
World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals For April, 2019!
Oh, yes! We know you’re excited!! Today, we’re going to share another installment of our popular column, World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals. Pull up a chair and prepare for some belly laughs!
Having Too Many Irons in the Fire Can Be a GOOD Thing By Dennis L. Peterson
4 benefits to working on multiple projects at once!
7 Magazines That Will Pay $400+ for Your Work! – by Edith W. Kanyagia
There is a human tendency of settling for less, and wanting to remain in one’s comfort zone. This was me…until I realized I was worth MORE!
How I Became an SEO Expert and You Can, Too! – By Hailey Hudson
These days, SEO is almost a prerequisite for many writing jobs. You have a MUCH better chance of getting hired if you’re proficient in SEO best practices. In a nutshell…
Online Research Materials Causing Confusion? Organization Tips and Tricks! by Alyssa Goulet
Are you trying to cut down the time you spend researching for your next article or book? Getting bogged down with Internet searches and documents? This is a common problem for writers. The good news is…
When Charging a Pain in the (Bleep) Client More Money…is More Than Justified
From Chatty Charles to Indecisive Ian, which clients are you justified in charging more for your services?