Freelance Writing Online for Beginners
Some of you might recall two months back when I announced that I was planning to teach a freelance writing course. It took a lot longer than planned, thanks to the fact that I ended up getting swamped with writing work, but I’m finally done!
Could this be for you? Here are a few reasons you might want to take the course:
- You need to earn some extra money, but don’t want to leave the house.
- You’ve always dreamed of being a writer, but have no idea how to get started.
- You want to replace the income from a lost job while staying home with your kids.
- You’re saving up for Christmas gifts (start early, the holidays rush up!)
- You want to write, but you need hand holding to get going.
- You keep trying to write for a living, but can’t find good jobs and need a kick in the pants to keep at it.
On October 3, the very first round of the Freelance Writing Online for Beginners will begin. I can only let 7 people in, and as of this writing, there are only 6 spots left. I don’t expect them to last long, so if you want to get in now, I’d suggest popping over to the Course Site now.
Oh, and the best part? Not only do you learn to write and get an hour of coaching time with me, this first round of freelance writing lessons is $100 off! This is because I want to do a sort of test run and make sure that everyone is happy before really launching it for the full price. So, if you want to save some money, sign up today and grab one of the last few spots for this low price.
If freelance writing is not for you then there are other ways to make a few extra bucks in no time using your computer and a bit of your spare time. All it takes is a clear idea of what you want and knowing what you are prepared to put in for that reward.
You wanna know the absolute best way to make money from frelance writing?
Grab a web page containing an article about it, then send it to articlez.com.
The old dudes there will reqrite it for about $6 300 words.
Then, if you can get say $20 for the article, you’re $12-$14 in front.
Top way to earn money hey!
I’d be pretty careful with that method, since it could get you nailed for plagiarism if they don’t rewrite it completely. Most buyers check with Copyscape, so you have to be very careful.
I’ve tried to write copy and bought a very expensive course from Clayton Makepeace a while back. I discovered that I’m not an A Type personality and more oriented towards the service industry. It seems no matter what I write regarding sales copy, it doesn’t grab anybody.
There is definitely a market for talented writers. But if you discover like I did that you don’t have that talent, move on…
Copywriting isn’t the only type of freelance writing available. I do very little in the way of sales copy, for example. Nearly all of my work is SEO (search engine optimized) content, which is just writing about various topics (everything from tea tree oil to raising toddlers) and using the provided keywords. No sales involved.