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July 26th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

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Writing reviews is a great way to make money online. This week’s Fab Freelance Writing Ezine shows you how.

Our article this week is “Writing Reviews for Success on the Web”.

Here’s an excerpt:

Reviews are in high demand on the Web; in fact you could base an entire freelance writing career on them. So what kinds of reviews could you write?

Most writers immediately think of book reviews. However, while writing book reviews can be fun and entertaining, you can’t create a lucrative home based business on them.

Let’s look at the kinds of reviews you could turn into a business, as one writer did.

Read the rest in tomorrow’s issue. Fab Freelance Writing arrives in your Inbox each week. It’s packed with writing tips and ways to make money writing.

Enjoy.

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Freelance Writing - Five Tips to Get Writing Jobs Via Your Web Site

June 29th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Want more writing jobs? You can have them when you make the most of your writer’s Web site. In this article, you’ll discover five tips which will help.

As a freelance writer, you have unlimited opportunities to turn your writing skills to profit and make a great income.

However, I teach writers, so I know that getting writing jobs is often a concern, both for new writers, and those who are established. It shouldn’t be. Your writer’s Web site will help you to land all the writing gigs you want.

Here’s how to make the most of your site.

1. Add More Pages to Your Site

The more pages on your site, the more chances people will find you. So add pages to your site - the more the better. Each page is an opportunity to grab traffic from the search engines, and traffic means writing jobs.

2. Add Your Location to Every Page on Your Site

Even though the Web is global, people think local. Editors, publishers and other clients feel more comfortable dealing with a local, so add your city, state and country to every page.

As an added bonus, the search engines use geo-targeting, so when someone who’s local to you types “writer” or “freelance writer” into a search engine, your site, or rather one of its pages, may be the first offering on the results page. Voila - instant traffic.

3. Promote your Site, Online, and Offline

Promote your site in any and every way you can. The more promotion, the more traffic. The more traffic, the more income… You can get free advertising via the online classifieds, but there are many other ways to promote your site.

4. Use your Site as the Hub of Your Writing Life

Think of your site as the hub of your writing life. Add magazine proposals you’re shopping around to the site. Add book proposals. Add information on what you’re currently working on.

The more pages, the more traffic. Remember this, and prosper.

5. Join Social Networking Sites - Add a Link to Your Site Everywhere

The “social Web” is a boon to writers. Join networking sites, like Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. Add links to your site, or sites. Any traffic you get is wonderful, and the longer your site is online, and the more links to it, the more traffic you get and the more writing jobs you’re offered.

Your writer’s Web site is the most important tool you have to ensure your writing success, and a wonderful income. Use your site - treasure it, and you can turn your writing into a great home business.

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Get all the (great) writing jobs you want

May 25th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Want to get GREAT writing jobs?

Fab Freelance Writing Ezine to the rescue. Here’s an excerpt from this week’s Editorial:

This week we’re discussing the popular topic of writing gigs and how to get them. There’s never been a better or easier time to be a writer. There are literally unlimited jobs available for you, even if you’re a brand new writer.

Unfortunately, many writers (both new and established) shoot themselves in the foot because they don’t understand the basics of getting the jobs they want. Our article “Writing Jobs - Get the (Unadvertised) Gigs You Want” will help you, as will my top three tips:

=> One: Decide What You’re Good At Writing

It all starts with knowing what you want to write, and getting good at writing it. You may want to write Web articles, company catalogs, or ebooks. Whatever it is, start writing, and keep going until you’re good at what you do.

Read the rest in the ezine.

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