Daily Writing Jobs

It’s a simple tip for freelance writers, and it should be common sense for any professional writer – but I think that too many writers harm their credibility, and therefore their ability to bring in more clients, simply because they do not take the time to proofread their work properly.  Quite honestly, the difference between you being a mediocre writer and an excellent writer could come down to the extra 20 minutes or so that you take to go over your work one more time before submitting it to a client.

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In the next day or two you are going to be seeing a major change on the website’s homepage. We have a brand new design, and we’re going to be removing the free support for freelance writers, which is an included feature with your purchase of the report at this time.

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This is the first post on this blog along these lines, but I think that it’s an important topic to touch upon: cheapskate clients. Now, I’m not sure if “cheapskate” is an adequate term as I am referring to any client or customer who orders writing services and then wants to change the terms of your offer to suit their needs while leaving you with extra work for the same amount of money (or less).

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Our goal here at Daily Writing Jobs is really twofold: to show you how to find online writing jobs and to help you to get started as a freelance writer on the internet. While our report does give new writers tips on how to get started as a work-from-home writer, the report’s primary focus is sharing information that will help new and inexperienced writers to find writing jobs.

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While making money online as a freelance writer is not all that difficult – making enough money to pay all the bills without putting in an eighty hour work-week isn’t achievable by all writers. Don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of novice writers earning $200 or more per week within their first month as an online writer – but $200 per week is hardly enough to cover the cost of fuel these days, let alone enough to make the house payment or rent, groceries, electric bills and entertainment. So – what’s the biggest factor that determines whether a writer will make part-time cash and a full time income? It’s simple – getting established. Read the rest of this entry »