10 Ways to Get Your Freelance Writing Foot in the Door
November 4, 2009 by Deb
Filed under Freelance Writing for Beginners, Job Hunting Tips
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We’re talking about freelance writing experience today. Many writers mention how hard it is to get their proverbial feet in the door without having to take entry level web opportunities. It’s true, these jobs are the simplest to get, but there are other ways to get started as a freelance writer. They may not [...]
Freelance Writing Experience: Does it Matter Where Your Clips Come From?
November 4, 2009 by Deb
Filed under Fair Pay, Freelance Writing, Freelance Writing for Beginners, Web Content, Writing Gigs
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Credit where it’s due: A few days Jodee Redmond wrote: “Will Taking a Low Paying Hurt Your Career.” Jodee’s post is the inspiration for this one.
Disclaimer: This post isn’t encouraging writers to accept low pay, it’s merely a discussion of whether or not your low paying past will hurt you when you apply for [...]
Freelance Writing for Beginners: Step 1 What Will You Write?
October 24, 2009 by Deb
Filed under Freelance Writing for Beginners
Judging from the FWJ mailbag, new freelance writers join the ranks every day. Problem is, many are unsure of where to start. Unless you know what type of writing you want to do, you’ll sort of wander around aimlessly looking for your niche. Figure that out first. Do you want to blog? Would you prefer [...]
