Tag Archives: writing jobs


Writing for the Web Is Back, and It’s Your Own Personal Goldmine

Posted on June 7, 2011 by angela.booth

The Web is huge; billions of websites are online. Millions of those sites are buying content in one form or another. This means that as a writer, you can pretty much name your own price. There’s just a tiny snag. … Continue reading →

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Freelance Writing Rates: “It’s My Time, Energy and Skills…”

Posted on June 2, 2011 by angela.booth

In Fab Freelance Writing Ezine this week, our theme was “How Much Do You Charge?” That’s a vexing and befuddling question for many writers. Unfortunately, only YOU know how much you should charge. You need to ask yourself some questions. … Continue reading →

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Writing Jobs: What Do You Bring to the Table?

Posted on April 15, 2011 by angela.booth

Here’s an interesting new development in Web writing. Some sites are paying you more for your writing, depending on what you bring to the table. For example, this site, LookingForClues – Write for LFC! – Our Writers’ Guidelines says: “We … Continue reading →

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Freelancing Your Fiction: New Opportunities

Posted on April 8, 2011 by angela.booth

Want to freelance your short stories and novels? Until last year, the idea that you could not only make an income writing fiction, but could potentially make a blockbuster income, was mad. Traditional publishing has been in a slump for … Continue reading →

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In the Ezine This Coming Week

Posted on March 28, 2011 by angela.booth

This week in our writing tips ezine, we have an intriguing theme: “How to Be Worth $250 an Hour.” I’m still working on this issue, and if you have thoughts, questions and ideas, please share them — leave a comment, … Continue reading →

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Writing Jobs and Following Up: Enthusiasm is Powerful

Posted on March 26, 2011 by angela.booth

I talked about the power of following up in this post, “Your Key to Getting Writing Jobs: Follow Up“, and I can’t emphasize the importance of this too much. I’ve currently writing Issue 2 of Fab Freelance Writing Pro, in … Continue reading →

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This Week in Fab Freelance Writing Ezine: Get Fantastic Writing Jobs You Love

Posted on March 20, 2011 by angela.booth

This week in our writing tips ezine, we’re looking at finding fantastic writing jobs you LOVE. They’re out there. I’ll be discussing how to write proposals, and much more. If you’ve got a specific challenge with finding great writing jobs, … Continue reading →

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Get Freelance Writing Jobs via Email

Posted on March 19, 2011 by angela.booth

Can you get writing jobs via email? Mostly, yes you can, but you need to go about it in the right way. The “right way” starts with getting to the point. In this blog post, Get to the Point: Online … Continue reading →

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Freelance Writing: Give People a Reason to Hire YOU

Posted on March 6, 2011 by angela.booth

Why would people hire you to write for them? Can you think of a reason? Got one? Great.:-) Now write down the reason. Yes… write it down, on a sticky note, or in a computer file. Write it on the … Continue reading →

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Professional Writer? Write for Fab Freelance Writing Blog

Posted on March 3, 2011 by angela.booth

Want to write for this blog? If you’re a professional writer, with some experience writing for the Web, you can, either as a guest blogger, or as a regular contributor. If you’re interested, please get in touch, sharing something about … Continue reading →

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