… earning a living one word at a time
One recent opportunity that has come to my attention is a competition being run throughout the month of July on the How To Books website.
It’s been a while since I wrote anything for Triond, but I decided to try them with a new article yesterday which has since been accepted.
I have been writing a few new hubs for Hubpages recently, and one in particular has got off to a great start.
Knowing how much you earn from your online writing (or any other writing you do, come to that) is exceptionally important.
This week I got my regular hub update email and I was pleasantly surprised by what I read there.
Three hubs published tonight – and more on the way.
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.
Money is one of the big bones of contention with lots of online writers. Some who are new to the game visit some of the big freelance bidding sites and see the lowly rates offered by some of the buyers there. They then see the freelance writers who are willing to write for those amounts. Small wonder so many would-be writers are put off from even getting started when they see those results.
If you are new to online writing and you have got your first few articles under your belt, you might be wondering how to develop your writing career a bit further.
There are two possibilities here. You can write for yourself, or you can write for other people. Lots of online writers do both.
This is something that has occurred to me lately, as I have a number of writing projects that are either started but stalled, or on the back burner. These are all projects that are for me – not for clients, but for me.
Well here we are with a watershed moment in the life of my blog – my very first guest post, by none other than Julie-Ann Amos. Julie-Ann owns her own writing business, and also has an important task over at HubPages, as you are about to find out…
Do you have a specialist subject yet? If you don’t you should think about grabbing one soon. Preferably two or even three, if you can…
I’ve had a nice couple of weeks thanks to Constant Content! My sales there had gone down a bit because I had been so busy with other writing work. That is, until about two weeks ago…
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