How to Make More Money From Writing

Ghostwriting - Making Money by Being Invisible 

Tired of earning a pittance (or nothing at all) from your own writing?
Learn how to get started in ghostwriting - a worthwhile career that lets you set your own hours.  Earn a full-time income or be a part-time "ghost" while you work on your novel. 

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Writing for the Web - Is it for You? 

Writing content for websites can give you a nice little sideline (while you're working on your novel) or you can build it into a whole new career.  It may be something you'd never thought of - which is understandable.  Nobody thinks much about who's behind those millions of words on the World Wide Web. 

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Writing and Selling Your Own E-Learning Course 

Lots of people with a hobby or special interest have thought about starting up a newsletter or a blog, and this is an excellent way to attract a following. However, if you really know what you're talking about, then you could turn your knowledge into a nice little business - by writing an e-course on it. Or ever a series of e-courses. 

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Working for Guru or oDesk.com as a Freelance Writer 

Thinking of dipping your toe into the water and working for Guru.com or oDesk.com?  These two professional sites make it easy for employers and freelancers to connect, collaborate and get work done flexibly and securely.

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How to Become a Freelance Writer

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It seems that more and more writers realize that freelance writing:

• can earn faster and more money with article writing
• can build their platform and author brand as well as a writing portfolio
• can reach higher rankings on Google’s Search Engines with well-written content
• eventually you can make a living with freelance writing

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Not a Get-Rich-Quick Scheme
Freelance Writing is hard work and it may take many months to make a full-time living. So, don’t quit your day-job right away. Start this business while you still have a pay-check. Diversify your approach to freelancing, e.g. write for small businesses who want stronger content on their websites or for short articles in local newspapers, and adapt with the market needs in order to succeed.
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Checklist How to Prepare for Freelance Writing

1. Learn to Write for the Web and Social Media
2. Know How to Write Press Releases
3. Study Potential Contract Givers’ Websites
4. Update your Writer Portfolio / Resume
5. Social Media Presence

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How to Find Clients
Jamee Rae, Coach and Freelance Writer explained in her blog: “Clients don’t come out of the woodwork. You have to find them, and they need to be able to find you. A website or a blog is an absolute necessity these days. You have to be able to present your work online and to establish SEO. But you’ll also need to create a package to send out to clients. When I started out, I sent my resume and writing samples to every advertising agency in the city. While most didn’t respond, I landed one client that I worked with for over 10 years. I also started networking and landed another agency client who I have been connected with for the last 15 years. Once you have established yourself with several clients, you can begin to count on word-of-mouth advertising to keep the money flowing in.”

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