Setting freelance rates is always tricky. And I offer different rates, depending on the client. Setting freelance rates is rarely fun. You have to find the sweet spot, which is the price that you are happy with and the client is happy to pay. Or at least the price the client is willing to pay — and …
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As a ghostwriter, you need to be prepared for the harsh reality: This work is all your guts — and none of your glory. In the past, I’ve written about being a ghostwriter. But recent events have me pondering the whole ghostwriting thing lately. I’m not talking about giving up ghostwriting books, which I kind …
This Thanksgiving, I’m grateful for an awesome “job” that allows me freedom while supporting my family. I’m thankful that I’m a writer. I’m especially thankful that I can do this from home and support my family while doing it. Of course, this sort of thing doesn’t just happen. As a result, I am grateful for …
In spite of my ownership of the term “professional blogger,” I find that I need to call my writing something other than a blog post. I’ve just released a book in which I own the term “professional blogger.” However, I find that it’s not really working out all that well for me. Not that I …
“I don’t work for chips and snacks.” — Andrea Deckard, SavingsLifestyle.com and Digital CoLab. The highlight of my year is attending the Financial Blogger Conference. Not only do I get to meet my PF blogging peers in person and have an amazing time (I act like I’m in college again), but I also learn from …
One of the hardest things about selling your writing is seeing how others use it. As a freelance writer and professional blogger, I know that selling your writing is a great way to make money, no matter where you are. It’s a great location independent “job” that can potentially provide for your family. When you …
