Jan Udlock: Getting over the Blogathon daily blogging fear factor
The prospect of writing every day for a month can be scary – but it doesn’t have to be, as one Blogathon veteran explains.
How I did it: Paul Vachon on writing a book of historic photographs
Compiling a book largely comprised of photos takes careful planning and budgeting, and concise writing, as freelancer and author Paul Vachon explains.
5 tips for finding ghostblogging clients
If you’ve done corporate writing work or ghostwriting, ghostblogging might be a good next step. Marcia Turner explains how to get started.
6 lessons freelance writers can learn from entrepreneurs
Mridu Khullar Relph explains why freelance writers need to take a cue from entrepreneurs to think and act like the small business operators that they are.
7 tips for turning down freelance work (the right way)
If you’re self-employed, saying no to new projects can be hard. These tips from writer Kate Harold will make it easier, and help you decide when to say yes.
Use ‘Inbox Zero’ method to clear out email, be more productive
Overflowing inbox got you down? Rightsize it and get organized in the process using the Inbox Zero method. Luke Clem explains.
Be calm and carry on: Conquer your fear of attending your first blogging or writing event
Use U.K. parenting blogger Helen Wills’ tips to calm concerns about going to a blogging or writing event for the first time.
5 reasons you’re not meeting your freelance income goals
You log 40+ hours a week, so why aren’t you making more money? Journalist and writing coach Jodi Helmer explains what you’re doing wrong, and how to fix it.
How to write a guest post for WordCount
Want to write for this blog? I run guest posts on freelancing and blogging tppics every Tuesday. Here’s everything you need to know.
Get ‘fired up’ at ASJA 2013 writer conference, April 25-27
The American Society of Journalists and Authors annual confab is THE place to learn about the business side of freelancing, as Sandra Beckwith explains.
