Ghost Writers' World

In my previous blog I talked about the two best ways to start your career as a freelancer writer. If you missed it out, click here to read it. In the blog, I promised I will be talking about about how to make money through blogging in future. The future is now the present. So, here I am to fulfill this promise. The next series of my blog posts will be all about the different ways to earn through blogging. Blogging pays. That's true! Some of the blogs like The Huffington Post , Mashable , Tech Crunch , Life Hacker and so many more are literally turning over hundreds of thousands of millions a month. Yes, you read that right...millions a month! You could too, one day, but before you start building your palaces on Mars, let's come back to Earth. Earning such serious amount of cash requires a lot of time, great writing skills, true dedication and excellent marketing skills. For starters, all this doesn't come easy. The question is how do these blogs earn so we

Last week someone posted on my Facebook page of Ghostwriters' World that he was finding it hard to make some real cash out of freelance writing. While it's hard work initially, once you have launched yourself and made a reputation in the field, it should be pretty straight forward. I'll dedicate my future blogs to educate you on how to earn well through freelance writing alone. Setting off as a New Freelance Writer Are you too just starting off your career as a freelance writer ? Are you struggling to earn a decent income of it? Yes? This post will give you some ideas and tips for YOU to get out there and showcase your writing skills to the world. Before you begin, the first thing to do is set realistic goals. It is good to dream big, but take it one step at a time. With the growing world on the Internet, there is more demand for writers, specially freelance writers, than there was ever before. Writing is needed for everything: books, ebooks, websites, magazines,

9 years! Yes, this year (2018) marks the 9th year of my career as a freelance ghostwriter and copywriter. I would like to share my experience here for others who would like to take on the same journey of establishing their careers in freelance writing, and learn from the mistakes I made. When I started back in 2009, I was newly married, in a new place, with a new life ahead of me. I had nobody to guide me on where and how to begin. I knew absolutely no one- NO ONE, who was working as a freelance writer. I started with zero knowledge and experience. All I knew was I could write. I was determined I could use this skill of mine to earn myself a living while still being able to look after my home and family. How could I tell others about it? How could I sell this skill of mine, and make any money out of it? I knew nothing. My only friend back then was Google, and not to mention, my husband, who supported me with what I wanted to do. 1. Triond: Google search engines brought up a plat