Ghost Writers' World

So, after my big move, I am being questioned from every other person I meet as to what I do for a living. When I tell them that I am a freelance copywriter and ghostwriter, many of them are very interested to find out if it pays well at all. And when I say YES, the next obvious question is if they can become a freelance writer too. To be completely honest, no, not everyone can, but if you really think you can write well, your chances are not bad. So for all those filled to the brim with the curiosity about how I make my living through freelance writing alone and  those new learners who wish to make a career in freelance writing, this post will hopefully answer a lot of your questions and help you succeed in the freelance writing industry. Why Become a Freelance Writer in the First Place? Whether you are thinking of making a career switch, just do not love your current job as much as you used to or can't work away from home because of having a family or for any other ...

The most number of orders I get from my clients involve writing enticing and captivating ecommerece product description for their website. Words are powerful: they can make or break a relationship and they can help you sell what you can't sell. I've made a list of some very simple, yet useful tips here to get your own product descriptions written without having to pay a content writer to do it for you: Focus on your product alone. Don't talk about other products. Jot down all relevant information about the product. Don't miss out on anything. Make a list of all the useful features separately. Qualities like affordable, long-lasting, unique are always good. People are looking for them! Use keywords for SEO . But don't do any keyword stuffing Think about the target audience. Write as if you're talking to them. Entice them. Keep it simple and short. People don't have time to read too much, but do that without missing out on any useful information. 1...

It often happens in life that you think of doing something but end up doing completely the opposite. Does it sound like you? Yes? Read on to find out my story. While a lot of people may regret not being able to do what they always wanted, I don't. I did at one point, but not anymore. Your perceptions, aims and goals in life change with time, and they did for me too. I had always wanted to become an engineer and my parents knew that right from the time I was a little girl. I would often break open my toys to have a closer look inside and study its mechanism or help my Dad mend little things around the house. As I grew up, I was more than determined to study engineering and so I did! I spent some of the most difficult four years of my life going to one of the best engineering universities and ended up becoming an Electronics Engineer . Well, not quite. I managed to get a bachelor's degree in engineering. I did what I wanted to and it was like a dream come true. A ha...