… earning a living one word at a time
Knowing how much you earn from your online writing (or any other writing you do, come to that) is exceptionally important.
This is what I have been pondering over lately. You’ll notice I haven’t blogged for a couple of weeks and to be honest this is the main reason for it.
Three hubs published tonight – and more on the way.
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.
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.
Okay so what makes up the week of an online writer? Well it depends on what kind of work you do, who you do it for and how much of it you do.
his is really a sequel to my earlier post about my own 5 writing resolutions for 2010. Even as we are rushing around trying to plan for the big day on the 25th December, it’s good to set aside some time to evaluate how our writing careers have developed during the year.
… and it looks like I finished in the top 100 writers who took part in the competition. Wow.
Okay well it looks like my RSS feed has sorted itself out. Fingers crossed! And I thought it was about time I added another post to my Page of Fives section.
Wow. I did wonder back in early August whether I would actually ever get to write that. But today I did a quick count up and I now have 101 submitted articles since the challenge began.
Yes it’s my latest update for the 100 Articles in 100 Days Challenge on Ezine Articles. And I’ve got good news…
Don’t worry – it is a perfectly normal feeling to have, especially if this is your first eBook contract for a client. I’ve got an easy solution…
When you read this I should be somewhere in deepest Cornwall with my better half, exploring all the haunts I used to love as a kid. Ah, the beauty of being able to blog in advance and schedule my posts with Wordpress!
Well it has been an interesting week all in all. I was about eight articles behind schedule and I had about another fifteen awaiting submission, so I thought it was about time I lit a fire underneath things.
I thought it was about time I added a new post to the goal setting for writers section of My Online Freelance Writing Career, so here it is. Goal setting is extremely important if you want to make sure you get the most out of your writing career as possible, and that’s why you should get used to making daily goals as quickly as possible.
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