Writing For The Web

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Must-read for writers: “Writing For The Web”.

Are you a freelance writer who’s writing for traditional media – that is, for magazines and newspapers?

If so, you face the same challenges that these writers face:

“I’m Always Struggling To Find Writing Work – I’m Tired Of Editors Who Either Don’t Pay Enough, Or Who Make Me Wait Months For Payment!”

“I Wrote A Feature For A Top Magazine – It Took A Month. Then Instead Of Paying Me The $2000 They Contacted For, They Gave Me A $200 Kill Fee! $200 For A Month’s Work? Who Can Live On That?”

“I Sent Out Ten Article Proposals This Week. All Of Them Were Rejected…”

Dear Fellow Writer

If you’re a freelance writer, the above statements are very familiar. You’ve made them yourself.

The challenge with freelance writing is that no matter how hard you work, it’s an on-going struggle to find consistent work, which pays enough for you to live on. You work harder and harder, and you make less and less.

If you’re freelance writing for magazines, you’re making as much per story now, as writers made 20 years ago. It’s a shame that today’s dollar doesn’t stretch as far. In real terms, you’re making LESS now. The majority of freelance writers writing for traditional markets make around $5000 to $10,000 a year.

If you’re a starving freelance writer, you’re not aware of high-priced alternative writing market -

The Web

The writing world in general hasn’t caught up with the Web. Now, YOU can — and you can cash in.

Discover why writing for the Web is the way for you to make an unlimited income as a freelance writer… read my ebook, “Writing For The Web”.

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