Unedited Guest Article by Judy Cullins
Yes, Virginia, there is a book Santa Claus. You don’t even have to wait for Christmas.
If you do some market research and find out what audience wants what problem solved, you can start there. If you have a deep desire to learn about that needed particular topic or are an expert in that topic you are on your way to write a how to book that will so please your audience, you’ll sell plenty.
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Unedited Guest Article by Trevor Johnson
Blogs are one of the easiest ways to publish your thoughts on the internet. They also get the search engine spiders enthusiasm, which means they’re great for getting traffic as well. But how should you set up your blog to ensure that you get the maximum traffic for your efforts?
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Unedited Guest Article by Angela Booth
Do you tweet? Twitter can help your freelance writing career, so if you’re not tweeting, it’s time to start. In this article we’ll look at five reasons to tweet.
Firstly, if you’re not familiar with Twitter, let’s discuss what Twitter actually is. Twitter is a free social networking and micro-blogging tool, which has many different uses.
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Many of you will likely already know most if not all the information here. Maybe. I figure it’s always a good idea to periodically go over available options — every now and then something new pops up, or something changes enough to require your attention. Here’s one of those periodic reviews (unedited and pretty much unproofed). — EES
Article by Fraser Munro
I have noticed while browsing through the articles over on my blog that most of them don’t appear to be very friendly towards new bloggers.
You often find that the more experienced you become in a subject that it actually gets more difficult to write helpful articles for people that are new to it.
This is my first article to be aimed at people new to blogging and concentrates around the most popular methods in which one can make an income from their blog.
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Article by Paulette Ensign
Is that really the title for this article? Pretty different from someone who is forever challenging people to think and act abundantly, largely, and beyond what they typically tend to do. So what about this title? Yes, tips booklets are small and usually easy to quickly complete. It’s easier and faster to write and get a tips booklet to market than a full length book.
Now back to the title of this article. Here’s what it’s about. It’s a suggestion that you make some small goal every day. This is far from a new theory. It is one worth revisiting, however.
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There’s obviously a heck of a lot more in the non-fiction category than what this writer implies. The advice is good though… but sometimes your objectives aren’t necessarily quite so mercenary. My take: Be mercenary enough so that you and yours can eat, then when that’s covered, write whatever the heck you want to write, damn the market. To each his own. — EES
Article by James R. Malinchak
Do you want to write a fantastically successful non-fiction book? Do you feel you know how to write a successful non-fiction book?
Many people who feel passionate about a certain topic cannot wait to put words on paper so that they can tell the world about it. They may want to help people improve their health, their lifestyle, their business, hobby or be of help in some other way. In many cases the idea is, that, by writing their book and using their experiences, or knowledge, they will be able to help others in similar circumstances.
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Article by Angela Booth
Want to know the easiest way ever to make more money writing? Here it is: increase your rates. Discover why it works in this article.
Firstly let’s look at HOW to increase your rates.
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Now this is a problem I have, but not exactly in the same way Ms. Culleton describes. She’s talking about too many ideas within the same project… mine involves ideas for far too many different projects. Doesn’t matter since last I checked we’re all working within the same exact constraint of there only being 24 hours in a day, some of those spent unconscious. The way I essentially deal with it is what she describes here. — EES
Why Having Too Many Ideas is Yet Another Form of Writer’s Block, Even Though it Doesn’t Feel Like It
Article by Tracy Culleton
A writer wrote to me the other day looking for advice. Her problem, she told me, was that she had too many ideas. Whenever she was writing a story, her brain would be zinging more and more ideas at her.
You might be thinking: Huh! I’d LOVE to have such a problem.
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More ammo for your pitch! — EES
Article by Christie Love
If you have a thriving business or even a new business, it’s likely that you are spending most of your valued time making your business profitable. On top of that, you have to promote your site. If you choose to promote your site with articles, why worry about writing a ton of articles when you have a business to run?
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Article by Angela Booth
Want to know how much money you can make freelance writing? When you realize that you can make an unlimited income because of the explosion of growth of buyers, you’ll know that it’s completely up to you.
Unfortunately, many writers are stuck in a 19th century “starving in a garret” mindset. But if you want to make a great income from your writing, you can make more money than you can in any day job.
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