Category Archives: your writer’s Web site

Every freelance writer needs a Web site. In this series, we’ll walk though developing your own site in easy steps.


Advertising on your writer’s Web sites

Posted on July 1, 2008 by angela.booth

A quick tip regarding advertising on your sites. As you can see, Fab Freelance Writing Blog runs various kinds of advertising. However, on my other professional writing sites, like Hot Web Copy and ContentBee, there’s no third-party advertising. Why advertise … Continue reading →

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Freelance writing connections – links equal income

Posted on July 1, 2008 by angela.booth

You need connections online, specifically LINKS to your Web site so that people can find you. Links to your Web site help you in two ways: * They bring buyers of your freelance writing services directly to your site; and … Continue reading →

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Your writer’s Web site is the hub of your writing life

Posted on June 29, 2008 by angela.booth

Think of your writer’s Web site as the hub of your freelance writing business. Whatever you’re doing, you should be adding it to your Web site. For example: * Add queries you’re sending out to magazines * Add book proposals … Continue reading →

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Your writer’s Web site – make it easy for buyers to buy

Posted on June 24, 2008 by angela.booth

Got a Web site? I sincerely hope you have. Your writer’s Web site is much more than an online portfolio or brochure: it’s the key to a fabulous writing career. Think I’m over-stating the case, or indulging in mere hyperbole? … Continue reading →

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Your writer’s blogs get writing jobs for you

Posted on April 19, 2008 by angela.booth

I’ve had a couple of questions this week from writers about their portfolio blog and standard writer’s blog, so I thought I’d write this post to clear up confusion. As a writer you need a portfolio blog, or a Web … Continue reading →

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Are you a Squidaholic?

Posted on April 4, 2008 by angela.booth

Squidoo is a fun and very easy way to create a Web site – for site. Actually a Squidoo “lens” isn’t so much a site, it’s a page, but it’s a great way for freelancers to get noticed on the … Continue reading →

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Squidoo: create your own free money-making Web sites

Posted on March 28, 2008 by angela.booth

Like to have your own free money-making Web site in minutes? Squidoo makes it easy. Here’s Wikipedia on Squidoo Squidoo is a website designed to make it easy for anyone, for free, to set up a single page on a … Continue reading →

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Writing – The Truth about Making Money with your Writer’s Web Site

Posted on March 19, 2008 by angela.booth

Would you like to have a never-ending supply of writing jobs with a constant flow of money into your bank account? This is both possible and easy with your own writer’s Web site. Nowadays, writing is instant publishing, and instant … Continue reading →

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Lifting your freelance profile: please don’t spam

Posted on October 12, 2007 by angela.booth

More writers are developing their own writer’s Web site, aiming to raise their profile online. That’s both good and necessary. Over the past few weeks however, I’ve noticed a worrying trend: spam. The spam messages look something like this: “Information … Continue reading →

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New Web writing network – join and get connected

Posted on August 21, 2007 by angela.booth

Visit Web-writing Social networks are an integral part of Web 2.0: if you’re not connected, you’re nowhere. I set up the Web-writing network. Join, and get connected to other Web writers – and get found by people looking for Web … Continue reading →

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