Monthly Archives: January 2011

An Early Warning If You’re Writing For Content Farms…

Posted on January 24, 2011 by angela.booth

I’m neutral when it comes to writers writing for “content farms” — sites such as Associated Content and Demand Media. These sites have their place as writing markets for beginning writers. They allow new writers to get their feet wet, … Continue reading →

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What You MUST Know To Succeed As A Writer (Ezine)

Posted on January 24, 2011 by angela.booth

This week in Fab Freelance Writing Ezine, we discuss “What You MUST Know To Succeed As A Writer”. Here’s an excerpt from the Editorial: … let’s look at the ONE essential prerequisite for success as a writer. Back when I … Continue reading →

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New Writer: From Hobby to Real Income — What Do You Need To Know?

Posted on January 23, 2011 by angela.booth

Are you a new writer? Perhaps you’d like to make some income as a writer, but aren’t sure how to get started. When I started my writing career well over 30 years ago, I wanted to write a book and … Continue reading →

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Questions About The Introductory Pitch Answered

Posted on January 20, 2011 by angela.booth

I’ve received many questions about the “Hi, I’m a freelance writer” pitch. In this post, Hi, I’m a Freelance Writer, I said: “So consider doing what he does: introduce yourself. Send out letters and email messages to editors, marketing managers, … Continue reading →

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Hi, I’m a Freelance Writer

Posted on January 18, 2011 by angela.booth

Here’s a question for you: what do overbooked writers understand that you don’t? I’m sure that you know many writers who aren’t as competent or talented as you are, who turn away clients every day. They charge double your hourly … Continue reading →

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Writing Promotional Articles: the Keys

Posted on January 15, 2011 by angela.booth

Are you writing promotional articles? Whether you’re writing them for others, or are writing to promote your own products and services, there are two vital keys to success. Key 1. Know Your Audience You’re writing for a specific market: a … Continue reading →

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Professional Blogging: Get Hired for Your Blogging Skills

Posted on January 14, 2011 by angela.booth

Want to get hired for your blogging skills? As more companies devote more time and money to their online sales channels, YOU can get hired to blog. There’s one point to remember however: the top blog jobs aren’t advertised. So, … Continue reading →

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Freelance Writing: Hot Writing Jobs in 2011

Posted on January 13, 2011 by angela.booth

A year ago I outlined some great writing jobs for 2010 in this article, Freelance Writing: 10 Great Writing Jobs in 2010.. I included writing ebooks, and said: “Ebooks: With the arrival of Kindle and other electronic readers, ebooks have … Continue reading →

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Calendar Up: How To Use Your Most Useful Freelance Writing Tool

Posted on January 10, 2011 by angela.booth

I’m a calendar and diary addict. I buy next year’s calendars in October, even though I use iCal on my Mac. I have a paper diary on my desk and large wall calendar which I can assess at a glance. … Continue reading →

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Ebook Profits Made Easy (Ezine)

Posted on January 10, 2011 by angela.booth

This week, Fab Freelance Writing Ezine helps you to write and sell ebooks. Here's a brief except: Being comfortable writing ebooks not only helps you to create and sell your own information products, it's also a highly lucrative skill. You … Continue reading →

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