If you read my post from last weekend – apologies for the silence in between, it’s been a busy week! – you will know that I have found time to create a few hubs. This week I got my regular hub update email and I was pleasantly surprised by what I read there.
Here is a screenshot of the increase in visits to my hubs and to my profile on Hubpages:
Now that is as a direct result of my effort to add a few new hubs to my account. This week has seen no new hubs from me so far, although I have plans to add perhaps one or two later on this evening if all goes well.
So let’s see how things go from here. I have picked up a few new fans as well, not to mention some further comments on my new hubs. Needless to say I will keep you posted on how things progress from here.
Tags: hubpages, writing
Three hubs published tonight – and more on the way.
How does a 52 week long writing job sound? Very nice indeed, thank you!
on Feb 23, 2010 in
"The Page of Fives" Have you missed these top five posts from the last month?
I’m not talking about evenings or general days off here. I’m talking about proper holiday time.
Many writers often point to magazine writing as being the best of the two. Online writing, they say, is badly paid. And that is certainly right if you pick the wrong jobs.
Well it’s a small start but I have spent some time this week developing my new client focused website, so my Hubpages goal has really been a sideline.
It’s been a cracking week here, with lots of writing work coming in (including some big projects which is always nice, especially when the car has just been poorly and in the garage!).
If you read my post way back in November 2009 titled 5 writing resolutions for 2010, you will know that the first item on my list was to relaunch my main client focused website.
Interesting question, hmm?
Happy New Year! How has 2010 started for you? Have you come back from the seasonal break to a fresh new batch of writing jobs or are you wondering what to do next?
When you think about writing for online markets, what type of work do you think of?
Finding online writing work is a never ending task. Unless you get a job as part of a writing team – which pretty much guarantees you will get ongoing work – you will have to look for your own writing gigs.
Online writing doesn’t just fall into one huge category. There is a lot more to it than that.
Selling articles online is what most online writers want to do. And it is possible to make a good living from it.
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