Four Types of Freelance Writing Sites We SHOULD Be Talking About
March 8, 2010 by Deb Ng
Filed under The Dark Side of Freelance Writing, Web Content
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The content site discussion is getting old. Some freelance writing bloggers see the merits, others don’t, and neither the twain shall meet. What strikes me about the content site debate is that we focus on one or two evil sites as if they’re the only problem. If we’re going to be discussing the best [...]
How Content Site Writers Can Avoid a Bad Reputation
March 3, 2010 by Deb Ng
Filed under Web Content
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There are many sides to the content site debate and I understand them all, even if I don’t always agree. One popular argument for the anti-content site contingent is that the writers are unskilled laborers turning out crappy content. While I have seen some cases of truly bad content, I know this isn’t the [...]
About Demand Studios: An Interview with SVP of Content & Editorial, Jeremy Reed
January 12, 2010 by Deb Ng
Filed under Web Content
Deb’s note: This interview is part three in a series offering a behind the scenes look at content sites. As there have been much speculation and a few rather one-sided “investigations” regarding some of these sites, I felt it would be fair to talk to the people who run content sites and let them tell [...]
Freelance Writing Experience: Does it Matter Where Your Clips Come From?
November 4, 2009 by Deb Ng
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 [...]
