Jobs
If you have been reading my blog recently you will know that I have been setting myself some new writing goals for 2010.
We all have our own little ways and means, don’t we?
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Yes, it is. But that would make an unbelievably short blog post wouldn’t it, so let me go into a bit more depth.
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I did today. Let’s face it, most of the writing jobs you find online tend to fall into the same groups over and over again. It’s not often you see a job asking for quizzes, so I applied.
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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?
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The answer has to be “plenty”. But quite often we find ourselves visiting the same old sites we always visit. It can be tough to inject any new excitement into our search for writing jobs. And yet when most writers are heading towards the same old sources all the time, it means there is a heck of a lot of competition out there you are up against.
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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.
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How indeed? Finding article buyers is a constant task for all freelance writers, whatever markets you aim for and whether they are online or off.
Whew – okay first of all I apologise for the long title! But this is something that people do search for and ask about, so I thought it warranted an answer.
I thought it was about time I did another entry in the “Page of Fives” part of my blog. Now one of my main focuses on this writing blog as we move forward together is to share ways in which you can be positive about your writing…
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Hang on a minute – have I strayed into computer lessons here?
Well I suppose I have in a way, but this has every relevance to your writing, so bear with me!
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People always say that earning money as a freelance writer is fraught with danger. You never know when your next job is coming in…
Continue reading about The benefit of having regular weekly and monthly writing jobs
This thought occurred to me today as I was writing a batch of articles for a client. It was one of those jobs where you aren’t given any article titles to work from; they just give you a list of their best performing keywords and the rest is up to you. Sometimes that makes the job easier, and sometimes it doesn’t!
But it did make me think about my opinion of SEO…
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Well hello all – I am back from holiday and sitting in my writer’s chair once again! And you know, although it’s always sad to finish a holiday and come back home to normality (especially after the great time we had), I’m ready and raring to go and it was good to start writing again.
