Tag: freelance writer

  • A Quick Style Guide

    When you are producing your piece of writing for a client, it is best to be consistent with grammar and spellings, particularly when using headings. Here are some of the most common things to look out for. Headings The beginnings of words in a heading should be capitalised unless they are small words such as…

  • You Got a Writing Job – Now What?

    The answer came back to your carefully crafted email, letter, query etc and it was positive. You have got a writing job! Now what?

  • Applying for a Writing Job

    No job ever applies for itself and if you don’t try then you will never know if you could have got it. Here are a few pointers when applying for a writing job.

  • Finding a Writing Job Part 1

    I live in a town in the Midlands. I have started to write for a living. I have been researching about freelance writing on the web for a number of months now. Then I decided that it was time I did something about it.

  • Helpful Blogs

    The Internet is a great place to be involved in sometimes, especially for writers. No longer do writers have to sit in a solitary place, banging out another article on their keyboard. Now we can network, share blogs, contact other writers and share details. We can even write a novel in a month! Contact with…

  • How to Tell if Your Writing is Good

    You’ve written a story. It may have flowed easily from your pen, or it may have come in fits and starts. You have got it in front of you: on a laptop, a notebook or a piece of paper. Now what?

  • What Do You Write About?

    Every piece of writing helps to build your confidence and if it is accepted by others, then that confidence is worth it.

  • Assessing Your Writing Goals

    It is not enough to write your writing goals down. It’s a good start. You’ve given the matter some thought. Now you need to think it through a bit more.

  • Writing Goals for 2010

    I am a writer. I have known that as long as I can remember. I wrote sketches and songs while at school. I wrote stories in English classes that went on for pages and pages. It’s not work to me because I love writing.

  • So You Want to Earn Money From Your Writing?

    Many people have the dream of becoming a writer, but how do you start? Perhaps we need to begin with an honest appraisal of what our skills are, and whether people would be willing to pay for them.

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