Secrets of a 6-Figure Freelance Writer

Written by Nick Usborne


I have been a freelance writer for almost twenty years now, and forrepparttar last ten years I have made over $100,000 a year. Sometimes maybe a shade less, but often a great deal more. Can you dorepparttar 100386 same? You probably can...

Here isrepparttar 100387 biggest secret of all...you don't have to berepparttar 100388 BEST freelance writer to makerepparttar 100389 MOST money.

For sure, you need writing skills. You need to know your medium and know your audience -- and you need to write well. If you don't, clients won't want to hire you. So whether you are writing articles, direct mail packages, white papers or resumes...you need to do a professional job.

But writing well is NOTrepparttar 100390 secret to making a 6-figure income. There are plenty of excellent writers out there who make a lot less than that. The real secret to freelance writing success lies in four areas:

>> Secret #1: Go Where The Money Is!

Too many freelance writers slog away on projects that require a lot of work, but don't pay a decent fee.

Whatever your niche or specialty, takerepparttar 100391 trouble to find out which companies REALLY understandrepparttar 100392 value of your writing.

For instance, if you write direct mail, there is great money inrepparttar 100393 health market. If you write articles, you can make a wonderful living as a travel writer. And so on. Do your own research and find out which industries and which companies pay a good fee to freelance writers.

>> Secret #2: Promote Your Business Every Day

Don't think of yourself just as a freelance writer working from home. Think of yourself as a business. And as a business you need to promote your services, aggressively and consistently.

Do one thing to promote your business every single day. It may be a phone call, attending a local business meeting, sending some emails to prospective clients, improving your web site, buying some ad space. Just do something.

How to Easily Turn Your Time Into Money!

Written by Daegan Smith


Have you ever noticed that some people seem to spend years and waste thousands of dollars trying to make there home business “work” while others seem to just hitrepparttar ground running? Do you ever wonder why some people seem to have a sort a magical Midas touch when it comes to making money while others don’t?

I’ll tell you exactly why. Are you ready? Those that make money know that time is money and those that don’t make money have not realized this. That’s really all there is to it.

Let me explain, all business really is isrepparttar 100385 act of you trading your time for your customers money. If you are effective at doingrepparttar 100386 tasks that make this transaction happen as efficiently as possibly then you will be perceived as one of those withrepparttar 100387 mythical Midas touch. If not, then you’re just like most of us. That is, most of us will dorepparttar 100388 exact opposite.

It seems sort of paradoxical. Why would we spend so much time doing things that aren’t going to help us make money?

Honestly, it’s human nature that holds us back. We don’t know that we’re not doingrepparttar 100389 tasks that are going to make us money, because we think we are. In essence, we trick ourselves.

Let me explain whatrepparttar 100390 typical online home business entrepreneur does. First, He’ll see an enticing eBook that seems to show some promise then he’ll buy and read it. After that, he’ll try to put some ofrepparttar 100391 theory he’s learned into action.

This my friends, is where he messes up.

He’ll try to put what he’s learned inrepparttar 100392 book into action without research and without proper preparation. Then when things don’t turn out correct he’ll get discouraged and quit until he finds a next hot eBook title that arouses his interest. Then he buys that one andrepparttar 100393 whole process cycles again. A year passes and all this guy knows is that he’s spent thousands of dollars and effectively learned nothing concrete.

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