Screenwriting Success When Hollywood Is NOT Buying – by Mark Heidelberger
The pandemic has opened up certain opportunities if one knows where to look, and how to capitalize!
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Writing for Your Local Chamber of Commerce – by Deborah Camp
I found chambers surprisingly open to hiring contract writers for their publications.
LAST CHANCE! THIS SATURDAY!! What will the Fall, 2020 24-Hour Short Story Contest Topic Be?!?!
As with every Fall contest, you can expect some colored leaves, some chilly air, and maybe something creepy….or not! You”ll soon find out! We are super excited about this topic!!
Mining Industry-specific Trade Shows for Magazine Article Assignments By Sherri Telenko
Industry-specific trade shows are a great source for non-fiction freelance writers, particularly those looking to break into niche business markets.
How to Use Content Marketing to Drive Traffic to Your Website, and Customers to YOU! by Dina Sostarec
What if your blog drove insane conversions for you while you’re sleeping?
We Told Them NOT to Write about THIS…So They Wrote About THAT! Topic, Common Themes, and Winners of the WritersWeekly.com SUMMER, 2020 24-Hour Short Story Contest!
She’s on her way back to the car with popcorn, candy, and a soda when all the lights go out at the drive-in. Then, the screen lights back up with… YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THE WINNING STORIES!!
Marketing Your Writing While Competing with an Increasing Number of Remote Workers – by Nadia Ali
Life has shifted gears and you can no longer count on face-to-face contacts, meeting someone at a conference, or even attending a writer’s event to hand out your business cards.
Self-Publishing Worked for Me When a Disability Forced Me to Work from Home – by Gloria Troyer
I knew that, by becoming a self-employed writer, I could control my disability.
Is That Editor Right for YOUR Book? by Gregory Austin
The right editor can become an invaluable colleague.
How to Land Writing Jobs That are Not Posted Online…or Anywhere by Jennifer Brown Banks
Did you know that many great gigs are not even shared with the general public?