WEBSITES FOR FREELANCING
Greetings people,
Well this well this week we would be seeing freelance websites, and seriously it took me four days to do some verification. *chuckles nervously* Well lets get to this now shall we?
Every author and reader must know about freelancing so here is what i cooked up- freelancing is fun!!!
Here are the few websites i came up with, I'm sure they would amaze you.
About Freelance Writing: With over a decade of experience, About Freelance Writing is a great resource for freelance writers looking for original content related to marketing yourself and everything it takes to make a business out of writing.
Envato Studio and Tuts+: Although separate, these entities were formerly known as Freelance Switch. Their content and tutorials continue to be an excellent resource not only for freelance writers, but developers and designers too!
Funds for Writers: Serving as an online resource for writers, FundsforWriters has been in operation since 2000 and provides information and resources to writers on finding legitimate paying markets to get into.
Freelancers Union: Supporting the 53 million independent workers, Freelancers Union works to help freelancers, such as freelance writers, connect with groups, create a community, and find valuable freelance resources.
Leaving Work Behind: This site, and associate blog, is dedicated to helping people build their own online business. For freelance writers, this is a great resource for finding tips and resources on the business side of freelancing.
LittleZotz Writing: In 2010, Lauren Tharp created LittleZotz Writing, providing writing services to others while helping fellow writers navigate the freelance writing world.
Make a Living Writing: The Make a Living Writing blog helps freelance writers connect with important news, advice, and resources to increase their income. In addition to a blog, freelance writers can access podcasts and email tips.
My Freelance Life: Offering a personal perspective about the entrepreneurial freelance life, My Freelance Life assists other freelancers with finding success through online resources and a blog full of tips.
Productive Writers: Focusing on helping freelance writers earn a living and land higher-paying opportunities, Productive Writers provides coaching, mentoring, and online resources to help freelance writers succeed.
Scratch: As a digital magazine for writers, Scratch provides freelance writers with helpful tips and information on earning potential, how to make a living as a freelance writer, and personal stories and interviews focused on freelance writing success.
The Freelancer: Operated by Contently, The Freelancer is designed to support the large freelance writing and editing market. The Freelancer offers numerous tips and articles about pitching clients, what to do in tricky situations, how to negotiate rates, and much more.
The International Freelancer: Giving a worldly view to freelancing, The International Freelancer is a how-to and advice blog for freelancers written by Mridu Khullar Relph, a well-established journalist and writer.
The Middle Finger Project: Taking a snarky and fun position, The Middle Finger Project helps freelancers, including writers, handle the business side of freelance business operations.
The Renegade Writer: Written for freelance writers, by freelance writers, The Renegade Writer provides guidance, advice, and resources for a successful freelance writing career, specifically helping others find what works for them.
Writers in Charge: Created in 2010, Writers in Charge is a website and blog designed to help freelance writers take charge of their work, rather than having others, such as clients, take control.
Writing Thoughts: Laura Spencer, a freelance writer with 13 years’ experience as a freelancer, operates Writing Thoughts. The website is designed to give freelancers advice on working with clients and running a freelance business operation.
So people, start clicking and start writing, don't just keep your fingers crossed, who knows, you might get the job!
Well this well this week we would be seeing freelance websites, and seriously it took me four days to do some verification. *chuckles nervously* Well lets get to this now shall we?
Every author and reader must know about freelancing so here is what i cooked up- freelancing is fun!!!
Here are the few websites i came up with, I'm sure they would amaze you.
About Freelance Writing: With over a decade of experience, About Freelance Writing is a great resource for freelance writers looking for original content related to marketing yourself and everything it takes to make a business out of writing.
Envato Studio and Tuts+: Although separate, these entities were formerly known as Freelance Switch. Their content and tutorials continue to be an excellent resource not only for freelance writers, but developers and designers too!
Funds for Writers: Serving as an online resource for writers, FundsforWriters has been in operation since 2000 and provides information and resources to writers on finding legitimate paying markets to get into.
Freelancers Union: Supporting the 53 million independent workers, Freelancers Union works to help freelancers, such as freelance writers, connect with groups, create a community, and find valuable freelance resources.
Leaving Work Behind: This site, and associate blog, is dedicated to helping people build their own online business. For freelance writers, this is a great resource for finding tips and resources on the business side of freelancing.
LittleZotz Writing: In 2010, Lauren Tharp created LittleZotz Writing, providing writing services to others while helping fellow writers navigate the freelance writing world.
Make a Living Writing: The Make a Living Writing blog helps freelance writers connect with important news, advice, and resources to increase their income. In addition to a blog, freelance writers can access podcasts and email tips.
My Freelance Life: Offering a personal perspective about the entrepreneurial freelance life, My Freelance Life assists other freelancers with finding success through online resources and a blog full of tips.
Productive Writers: Focusing on helping freelance writers earn a living and land higher-paying opportunities, Productive Writers provides coaching, mentoring, and online resources to help freelance writers succeed.
Scratch: As a digital magazine for writers, Scratch provides freelance writers with helpful tips and information on earning potential, how to make a living as a freelance writer, and personal stories and interviews focused on freelance writing success.
The Freelancer: Operated by Contently, The Freelancer is designed to support the large freelance writing and editing market. The Freelancer offers numerous tips and articles about pitching clients, what to do in tricky situations, how to negotiate rates, and much more.
The International Freelancer: Giving a worldly view to freelancing, The International Freelancer is a how-to and advice blog for freelancers written by Mridu Khullar Relph, a well-established journalist and writer.
The Middle Finger Project: Taking a snarky and fun position, The Middle Finger Project helps freelancers, including writers, handle the business side of freelance business operations.
The Renegade Writer: Written for freelance writers, by freelance writers, The Renegade Writer provides guidance, advice, and resources for a successful freelance writing career, specifically helping others find what works for them.
Writers in Charge: Created in 2010, Writers in Charge is a website and blog designed to help freelance writers take charge of their work, rather than having others, such as clients, take control.
Writing Thoughts: Laura Spencer, a freelance writer with 13 years’ experience as a freelancer, operates Writing Thoughts. The website is designed to give freelancers advice on working with clients and running a freelance business operation.
So people, start clicking and start writing, don't just keep your fingers crossed, who knows, you might get the job!
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