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If your dream job is to work with words or ideas in some fashion, you really oughta check out what Eldon Sarte is doing over at Wordpreneur.
Wordpreneur is all about writing for dough, and there are a ton-o-sites with that same focus. However, what makes Eldon’s site different is his slightly-offbeat-yet-laser-focused attitude and take […]

By Eden Paul
Ever sat at your desk and thought that you would love to go freelance but didn’t know where to start? Maybe even been afraid that you didn’t have the freelance experience to make it as a new freelance professional?
The easiest way to go freelance and make it a success is to start small […]

Rachel Toor of the Chronicle of Higher Education writes on what it’s like to reject writers, and to be rejected:
“Reject!” meant just send the form letter. You would thank those writers for submitting, say that “after careful consideration” their project wasn’t appropriate for our list, and then thank them again for thinking of us and […]

By Gary McLaren
An island in the Mediterranean. A beach in Africa. The east coast of New Zealand. What do all these locations have in common? A recent call for assistance from freelance writers elicited replies from every one of these locations. In each of these and in many other remote places, I know of writers […]

By Caterina Christakos
Many writers write for the experience. Others dream of having a number one best seller. Both are wonderful reasons for writing. What many fail to realize is that these two do not have to be mutually exclusive. With a little research, you can enjoy writing incredible stories and see to it that they […]

By Judy Cullins
4. Takes writing ability.
If you can talk you can write. Readers want books written by a wise and savvy friend who will guide them gracefully to success. They want passion and natural writing more than perfect syntax.

by Judy Cullins
Now that you see that articles are the number one way to promote your business, think again about how people can get them even more efficiently.

By Dan J. Fry
People want information, they want it quick, frequently in short form, and straight to the point. Its no wonder that they go straight for a computer connected to the internet to find anything from how to grow tomatoes to choosing a Web host.

By Judy Cullins
Why don’t you write a book?

By Kevin Hart
So you want to be a successful author? You want to be up there with Brown, Archer, King, but what price are you prepared to pay? You might be lucky and your first book could be an overnight success but the chances are you’ll be hacking it for years before success knocks.