Awesome! How a newbie can earn $600+ per month writing one article a day
This can help you whether you're a newbie or a veteran writer.
Now, we all know that freelance writing is profitable, right?
However, many still think that earning $600 per month is like
searching for a needle in the haystack.
Successful writers on the other hand use this formula to get
overflowing work and earn thousands of dollars per month.
1. THE MATH
Before you do anything, you need to get the math right.
To earn $600 a month, you need to do $30 a day. From this point on,
focus on your DAILY income. This way you won't sleep before you ensure
you have your day's $30 somewhere.
You need to get a client who pays you $30 per article. An article of
500-700 words should take you 2-3 hours to complete.
You can use the rest of the day to look for more clients, improve your
skill, work on your blog, or anything else that will guarantee you a
great future.
But as long as you do this $30 article DAILY, 5 days a week, you'll
get $600 by the end of the fourth week (working 5 days a week).
2. CLIENT ACQUISITION
To get awesome clients, you need to know where they hang out. You need
to get people who can afford to pay you $30 per article happily.
Where do such clients hang out? You can get such clients through
cold-pitching since you'll clearly see that their sites have a budget
for valuable content.
Some prospective clients don't even know what value content marketing
has, so you may also be hired to create a content strategy.
There are sites that clearly show you a list of high paying offers
e.g. go ahead and google 50 sites paying $50 and above per article.
Try those out.
Don't forget social media. Facebook and LinkedIn groups that have
upcoming and successful bloggers from tier one countries can get you
great deals. Don't spam the groups please. Be nice and helpful always
:)
You can also try freelancing websites - though most clients there look
for lowest bidders, so you'll need to look closely and be very shrewd
on how you approach them. People right here in this mailing list earn
$100+ per article in some of these sites while others complain.
It's all a science.
3. DELIVER
It feels so bad:
I've hooked up many here and elsewhere with actual jobs and real
clients. I've even hired guys myself.
But then some get lazy, don't follow instructions, create excuses,
mess up repeatedly etc. The client drops them like a hot potato. So so
sad.
Once a client hires you, go out of your way to deliver quality. Be
entrepreneurial. Your content should actually BUILD THEIR BUSINESS. If
their business grows, you get more writing work.
Sadly, many don't understand this. They get so happy when they get the
job, but fail to deliver. Or use funny tricks to get poor/rewritten
content to the clients, hurting their SEO, bounce rate and sales.
Aim for long term clients and deliver heavenly content.
4. HUSTLE
Now that you're guaranteed $600 per month from this awesome client who
you deliver first-rate content to, hustle hard for more
top-of-the-range clients. Getting a second client will get you to
$1200 per month. A third $1800.
Who knows, maybe your fourth client will pay you $60 per article and
help you earn even more from just a few pieces a day.
"But there's no work?", so you lie to yourself.
If there was no work, Upwork, iWriter, Fiverr, LinkedIn etc would be
dead. You wouldn't get anything when you search on Google. Blogs would
all be down. All these people you see hiring right here on my job
alerts wouldn't be hiring.
There's always more work than you can handle. You just need to open your eyes.
The simple formula to remember is "be a first-rate writer who deserves
$30+ per piece" and "get high value clients who deserve you". Once you
master the two, you become unstoppable. #news #entertainment #entertainment #ForYourInformation
This can help you whether you're a newbie or a veteran writer.
Now, we all know that freelance writing is profitable, right?
However, many still think that earning $600 per month is like
searching for a needle in the haystack.
Successful writers on the other hand use this formula to get
overflowing work and earn thousands of dollars per month.
1. THE MATH
Before you do anything, you need to get the math right.
To earn $600 a month, you need to do $30 a day. From this point on,
focus on your DAILY income. This way you won't sleep before you ensure
you have your day's $30 somewhere.
You need to get a client who pays you $30 per article. An article of
500-700 words should take you 2-3 hours to complete.
You can use the rest of the day to look for more clients, improve your
skill, work on your blog, or anything else that will guarantee you a
great future.
But as long as you do this $30 article DAILY, 5 days a week, you'll
get $600 by the end of the fourth week (working 5 days a week).
2. CLIENT ACQUISITION
To get awesome clients, you need to know where they hang out. You need
to get people who can afford to pay you $30 per article happily.
Where do such clients hang out? You can get such clients through
cold-pitching since you'll clearly see that their sites have a budget
for valuable content.
Some prospective clients don't even know what value content marketing
has, so you may also be hired to create a content strategy.
There are sites that clearly show you a list of high paying offers
e.g. go ahead and google 50 sites paying $50 and above per article.
Try those out.
Don't forget social media. Facebook and LinkedIn groups that have
upcoming and successful bloggers from tier one countries can get you
great deals. Don't spam the groups please. Be nice and helpful always
:)
You can also try freelancing websites - though most clients there look
for lowest bidders, so you'll need to look closely and be very shrewd
on how you approach them. People right here in this mailing list earn
$100+ per article in some of these sites while others complain.
It's all a science.
3. DELIVER
It feels so bad:
I've hooked up many here and elsewhere with actual jobs and real
clients. I've even hired guys myself.
But then some get lazy, don't follow instructions, create excuses,
mess up repeatedly etc. The client drops them like a hot potato. So so
sad.
Once a client hires you, go out of your way to deliver quality. Be
entrepreneurial. Your content should actually BUILD THEIR BUSINESS. If
their business grows, you get more writing work.
Sadly, many don't understand this. They get so happy when they get the
job, but fail to deliver. Or use funny tricks to get poor/rewritten
content to the clients, hurting their SEO, bounce rate and sales.
Aim for long term clients and deliver heavenly content.
4. HUSTLE
Now that you're guaranteed $600 per month from this awesome client who
you deliver first-rate content to, hustle hard for more
top-of-the-range clients. Getting a second client will get you to
$1200 per month. A third $1800.
Who knows, maybe your fourth client will pay you $60 per article and
help you earn even more from just a few pieces a day.
"But there's no work?", so you lie to yourself.
If there was no work, Upwork, iWriter, Fiverr, LinkedIn etc would be
dead. You wouldn't get anything when you search on Google. Blogs would
all be down. All these people you see hiring right here on my job
alerts wouldn't be hiring.
There's always more work than you can handle. You just need to open your eyes.
The simple formula to remember is "be a first-rate writer who deserves
$30+ per piece" and "get high value clients who deserve you". Once you
master the two, you become unstoppable. #news #entertainment #entertainment #ForYourInformation
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