Archive for March, 2009
High writing goals equal a high income
Are you setting your goals too low? In next week’s Fab Freelance Writing Ezine our topc is “Create a Six-Figure (and Beyond) Writing Income”.
Learn more — Make money writing | Work from home | Writing jobs — Angela Booth’s Fab Freelance Writing Blog:
"Are you setting limits on your success as a writer? Most writers do; they’re setting their sights too low. They may achieve small success, but never achieve their potential, because they aim too low. Want to free yourself from self-imposed limitations? That’s the theme of next week’s issue of Fab Freelance Writing Ezine."
You have all the information you need to become a six-figure writer in Sell Your Writing Online NOW (SYWON); just remember to be aware that only you can limit your income.
Make Money Writing: Marketing With Press Releases
To make money writing you’ve got to become known as a writer. One of your primary marketing tools to help you to achieve that is the press release. Few writers make good use of press releases; they’re a very valuable tool however and you should become familiar with them for two reasons.
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Web publishing: one Squidoo account or many?
If you’re a Sell Your Writing Online NOW (SYWON) subscriber, you know that I recommend that you get comfortable with Squidoo, and use it in your writing campaigns.
I don’t use Squidoo as much as I should, and that’s only because I don’t have enough time; I always seem to be working on one of my sites, or creating a new product.
One of the debating points in the Squidoo community is: should you have one account, or many?
I’m in the one account camp, chiefly because I don’t have hundreds of lenses. If you do get around 200 or more lenses, I can see where additional accounts would make sense.
Captain Squid, in “When Are Multiple Squidoo Accounts Useful?” says:
…you are seriously diluting a lot of the power you can get from having a unified account.
From the dashboard, lens labels are spectacular for handling different sections of lenses or groups. I have labels for both verticals or themes as well as by aff. network or marketing strategy. Multiple accounts make tracking this stuff a total pain.
I agree. Unless you spend all your time in Squidoo, there’s no point in having more than one account. However, to each his/ her own. It may work for you.
Writing mini sites: using your writing skills to make money
Many writers are making the switch to Web writing. One of the benefits of writing for the Web is that you can use your skills to make money — you can create websites and monetize them in various ways.
I’ve got several hundred sites and I know writers who have 1000 sites. This perhaps seems incredible. If you’re a new writer, or you’re not used to Web writing, you’re thinking “why would anybody want that many sites”?
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Writing: Marketing Your Writing Services Business for Clients and Cash
A writing services business brings you a great part-time or full time income. However, it takes consistent marketing to deliver a great, and constantly increasing, income. If marketing seems scary, here’s how to make it fun, and profitable.
Here are four essentials for profitable marketing.
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