… earning a living one word at a time
Hi all – just a short blog post today to alert you to a new Hubpage I have written on the topic of getting paid for online ghostwriting jobs you do.
Knowing how much you earn from your online writing (or any other writing you do, come to that) is exceptionally important.
Probably most people who have an online writing career will have been affected in one way or another by the recession. I think I have weathered it quite well all in all, but that’s not to say I haven’t had to make changes an
Three hubs published tonight – and more on the way.
Some online writers earn peanuts. Others earn enough to only work part time for a full time – and very nice sized – wage.
So how do you make sure you fall into the second group?
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.
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.
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…
People always say that earning money as a freelance writer is fraught with danger. You never know when your next job is coming in…
This is a question we could all do with asking ourselves – no matter what stage of our writing careers we are at. And yet it isn’t a subject that you read a lot about.
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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