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By September 13, 2011

by Natalie Hunter Writing, without question, is not always the easiest task in the world. Freelancers often find themselves in dire straits when they are assigned a topic they know little about, or are finding themselves strapped for cash so they need to write as many words as possible in ...

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By September 2, 2011

I had, for the first time, undertaken to work as a location independent writer. Arriving in India gave me my first taste of what would become a perpetual dilemma. I had imagined gloating about earning a living against such magnificent backdrops as the Himalayas, or while soaking up the contagious energy of a city like Bangkok. In reality, I was to discover, my writing would rarely benefit from an appreciation of my location.

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By August 26, 2011

by Hayden Jackson What does success as a writer look like on Elance? For me, it means working with great clients from all over the world, including worthy non-profit organizations, innovative tech startups, and interesting small businesses. It means only accepting work that pays professional fees. And it means working ...

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By August 5, 2011

Does your writing business need a kick in the pants? Find out how to pump some life into it in this article from Lori Widmer.

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By July 25, 2011

by Danielle McGaw It seems like every site you join these days has a profile section that they want you to fill in.  And it can be tempting to skip it and just get down to business but your profile is the place that people go when they want to ...

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By June 17, 2011

by Jocelyn Anne With the wealth of content on the web these days (beyond human comprehension or imagination, I think), it becomes imperative to know the secrets and tricks to capturing a reader and making them your newest, biggest fan for life. If your title is boring, your paragraphs long ...

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By June 10, 2011

by Randall Davidson Misspellings and grammatical mistakes create a negative impression of an author that can persist long after someone has finished reading the author’s work. Reliable, accurate proofreading services can help those who create written work for public consumption — and I focus on small business owners specifically in ...

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By June 9, 2011

by Tyler Bennett I thought this story of how Tyler started his freelance writing career might inspire others who are doing the same thing. The field of freelance writing is a such a great job opportunity for those who are willing to put in the time and effort. I have ...

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By June 3, 2011

by Sean Platt One thing all top-earning copywriters have in common is their dependable ability to drive readers to action. It doesn’t matter how witty you are, how well you use alliteration, or how well you can draw your characters – if you can’t drive your readers to action, you’ll ...

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By May 27, 2011

Every writer starts off differently. Some people get involved in order to find an escape from their 9-5 jobs, others have been writing their entire lives and now want to monetize their talents. Regardless of how you came to be a freelance writer, there were certainly a lot of bumps ...

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By April 18, 2011

by Christian Arno Writing content that is both reader and search engine friendly can be a bit of a juggling act. These two aspects of web writing are certainly not mutually exclusive, but getting the balance right can be tricky. With the vast amount of content on the web clamouring ...

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By March 21, 2011

When is it OK to edit your own work and when should you get help? In this guest post Jenn Mattern offers some tips on this important issue for writers.

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By March 10, 2011

Find out why one post on Get Paid to Write Online is still getting tweeted almost a year after publication. This is a blog headline review by Jered Slusher.

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By February 28, 2011

by Courtney Ramirez Successful content writing is about two things – using the right keywords and creating engaging content. And the second part is where research can really stump you. There are dozens of ways to find the right keywords and in many cases your client is providing them. But ...

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By December 3, 2010

Guest post by David Smith The means to measure your writing success has evolved tremendously in the last ten years. Writers used to measure their success by being published and having a book with their name on it. These days a writer with a great portfolio and the ability to ...

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By November 19, 2010

This guest post has been submitted by Alex Toll of the Research Writing Center. It is increasingly common for freelancers from abroad to take over jobs formerly occupied by individuals in the U.S., U.K., and Canada. In some cases, this situation is called “job transfer”. A sizable number of countries ...

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By October 22, 2010

This is a guest post by Christina Crowe. You wake up early in the morning, before the sun has had a chance to rise. You want to get what little work you can done before you have to drop your kids off at school. Yawning, you sit your bum down ...

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By October 16, 2010

by James Mowery Technical writing can be a lucrative field if you know where to look to find work. Technical writers can be found working for companies on a full-time basis or writing freelance for several different companies or websites. Craigslist is always a good place to start looking for ...

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