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What’s the longest long term writing job you’ve had?
Posted by Allison on Feb 26, 2010 in Working for different clients
How does a 52 week long writing job sound? Very nice indeed, thank you!
How many good web articles are you capable of writing?
Posted by Allison on Nov 14, 2009 in Working for different clients
Hmm, interesting question isn’t it? The answer will obviously depend on how much time you have available. But if you are writing web content for clients they will have their own ideas of how much you should be able to write and when it should be done by.
Online writing – how many clients do you write for?
Posted by Allison on Nov 8, 2009 in Working for different clients
Online writing has a lot of benefits. Firstly if you work for yourself you have total control over what jobs you take on, how much you write and how many people you write for. But how many clients do you actually have?
How to turn the loss of a client into a positive experience
Posted by Allison on Sep 18, 2009 in Working for different clients
Ouch. The loss of any writing client can be a disappointing time. This is particularly true if you have been writing for them for quite a while and you’ve got used to that stream of income flooding your way.
Sell articles to other bloggers
Posted by Allison on Sep 11, 2009 in Working for different clients
Did you know that some bloggers online don’t actually write their own blogs? Not all of them of course, but some certainly farm out their writing requirements to expert writers on their particular topic.
Do you like the clients you write for?
Posted by Allison on Aug 30, 2009 in Working for different clients
Interesting question isn’t it? But it is worth asking yourself this question every now and again, because if the answer is no you aren’t going to enjoy your online writing career very much at all.
The importance of keeping active with your job hunting
Posted by Allison on Aug 10, 2009 in Working for different clients
If you have been writing for a while you will probably be used to getting jobs from various sources. You may have built up some clients of your own, while also hunting for new ones at the job sites and other places online that writers generally find work…
Do you work for plenty of different clients?
Posted by Allison on Jul 9, 2008 in Working for different clients
This is an important question because it can have a big influence on your future writing career. One of the best ways to work for lots of different people is to join a ghostwriting team, because you will naturally receive plenty of work from all kinds of people…
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