The other day I was talking to my brother about work, writing, jobs, etc. He’s a successful executive and travels extensively. There are times when he’s out of town more days in a month than at home. For his troubles, he’s paid handsomely.
Being more of a free spirit I enjoyed earning money according to my [...]
Writing
Why I Love Residual Writing Income
Quality Gal Another Paying Writing Site
I came across another paying site for writers called QualityGal. From what I can see from other blog posts, QualityGal is undergoing a few changes, but it seems that some of the current writers are willing to stick with them through the growing pains.
What Do They Pay?
Before I get too excited about any paying [...]
Put Your Letter Writing Know How to Work
In my daily internet wanderings yesterday I came across LetterRep.com . It’s amazing what a person can do when they act on an idea.
LetterRep writes letters for folks who need letters. You really can’t get more basic than that. How many times have you written letters for friends or colleagues who seem [...]
The Not So Bad Newbie Mistake
When I first starting playing around with web design and creating websites, I utilized free article sites like Ezine Articles and Article Database for content. At first I wrote 100% of my content. Then I started adding free articles so the ratio switched to 50-50.
Over time, I think the ratio changed a bit [...]
The Other Side of the Writing Coin
I decided that I wanted to start adding content to one of my websites (I’d really like to revamp the entire site but just don’t have the time). The site consists mainly of databases and is doing poorly when it comes to generating revenue because there are so few articles on the site. [...]
June 17th, 2009 | Felicia | 1 comment | Continued
A Blown eHow Opportunity
Today one of my articles was featured as the eHow of the day. Last week I was contacted by someone on staff regarding the main picture for the article. Apparently the size picture I use is smaller than the “eHow of the day programming tool” requires, so she asked if I would mind [...]
June 15th, 2009 | Felicia | 3 comments | Continued
Demand Studios Revenue Share Program
Below is an email that was sent out by Demand Studios regarding their revenue share payment plan. For those freelancers who currently write Demand Studios, you already have this in your inbox. For those writers who are considering writing for Demand Studios, you can get an idea of how the revenue share plan [...]
June 12th, 2009 | Felicia | 2 comments | Continued
When Life Happens…
Recently we’ve been dealt a rather large dose of life. From time to time we all have to deal with things that are out of the ordinary. Sometimes the life doses are small and other times they’re large. This time life dealt us a biggie.
The wonderful thing about being a freelance writer [...]
Open Post for Demand Studio Editors
Recently I was contacted by a writer for a rather popular magazine and was interviewed about my experience with Demand Studios. I won’t mention the magazine as I’m not sure if my comments will be included in the final piece (If it is, I’ll post the link here). The interview gave me the [...]
May 31st, 2009 | Felicia | 17 comments | Continued
Slow and Steady Wins the Suite Race
Sometimes you don’t realize you have a treasure until someone inquires about it.
The other day one of my readers asked about whether or not it was worth writing for Suite 101. Her question was more about time than money. Most folks want guaranteed payment up front for their hard work. Not to [...]
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