Ghost Writers' World

Do you ever feel like you've completely lost it while trying to be a freelance writer?  It is hard work, I know.  Wherever you find freelance writing jobs, the pay is just peanuts. When you put in time and effort to provide a quality piece of writing, you naturally expect to be paid well for it, but you just don't! Freelance networking sites like Upwork, Fiverr , Guru and other similar websites feature plenty of jobs but the clients are looking for the cheapest quotes, and on top of that these freelance websites take away a major chunk from your already low pay.  Not fair, right? That is exactly what I felt when I was working for these freelancing websites some years ago. I had work alright, but there was no real satisfaction in it at all. I wrote and wrote but I didn't enjoy it much. I wasn't rewarded for my time, my effort and most importantly the sleep-deprivation I was going through to meet deadlines.  I had had enough.  I knew I had to move on.  A

First of all apologies for not being able to post during the last two weeks. I normally post every Tuesday when both my kids are at school, giving me a bit of extra time to write here, but the last two weeks were absolutely crazy. I still have a lot on my plate but I have this unfinished business to take care of first. So, here I am with my next post with tips of how to monetize your blog through affiliate marketing. In my previous posts, I have been emphasizing a lot on how useful it can be to create a blog for anyone, but it especially helps if you are a freelance writer. It not only gives you a space to share your thoughts, knowledge and expertise with others, it also gives you an opportunity to practice your writing skills. What's even better is that you can earn through your blog! That's an added bonus, isn't it? When you put your resources such as time, energy, research and writing skills to create an informative and amazing blog for your readers out there, it su