Daniel Scocco here, and this is the Daily Blog Tips newsletter.
Today I want to talk about freelance writing online, and why I
think it's a great way to make money online, especially if you
are new on the Internet.
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When you are getting started with your own blog or website, it
can be challenging to monetize it. Maybe you don't have a lot
of traffic, so despite how hard you try the money from selling
ads won't be significant. Maybe you do have some traffic
already, but getting decent advertising deals takes time, and
you get your hosting bills to pay!
Is there a solution for this problem? Yes, and for many people
the solution is called freelance writing.
The only requirement to make money with freelance writing is
to like to write. You don't even need to be a great writer. As
long as you know the basic grammar rules and don't make gross
spelling mistakes you are already qualified for most jobs.
And there cool thing is that there are thousands of writing
jobs online. The Internet is booming, as yo probably know,
and virtually every single website needs some kind of content
to survive. Guess what. If you can write that content, you
can make money with it.
Freelance writing online has many benefits as well. First of
all you can work from anywhere, anytime. Second, you'll be
able to write about the topics you are interested in. Third,
the process is much simpler than trying to monetize a website:
you deliver your writing work and the publisher sends your
payment (often on the same day).
Even if your plan is to eventually make money with your own
website you can use freelance writing to learn what kind of
content works better online, and you can also re-invest the
money you'll earn on your website (e.g., buying a logo,
upgrading your hosting plan and so on).
In fact not many people know it, but in the early days of
my websites I also used to do freelance writing work. At
one point I was making as much as $1,000 for a single
article, but I'll share how I achieved this on another
email.
If you are eager to get started, though, you can use the
job board on Problogger to find some writing jobs. Here
is the link: http://jobs.problogger.com
It's one of the best resources online, and you can browse
the listings for free.
Next week I'll talk more about freelance writing, so stay
tuned.
Best wishes,
Daniel Scocco
http://www.dailyblogtips.com
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