One of the most popular posts on this blog is the one about being a Cha Cha guide. There is a lot of controversy over whether it’s worth your time or not. Some people are pretty happy with the opportunity, and others are fed up with their points system and the fact that payouts have lowered over time. It really got me thinking about what people are willing to do with their time — some of you are working ALL day long with very little reward.
It’s time to change that, especially if you consider yourself to be a good writer.
There are tons of ways to earn money online. Yes, some of them are pure scams, but others are very worth your time. I’ll always be a writer at heart, so I decided to put together a thorough guide detailing the best freelance writing sites on the web, and what you need to do to start earning with them. For example, would you rather earn $2 an hour answering hundreds of questions, or would you rather earn $25 an hour writing a few interesting articles? If you’d rather do the writing, then my latest product is for you!
It’s called “Freelance for the Web.” I’ve priced it super-inexpensively, just to account for the time it took me to write the guide. You can check it out here:
This is a must-have guide for anyone who wants to earn an income as a freelance writer online.
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Jenn
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Hey there is a very neat site called Elance.com
Make a portfolio of your writing and bid for jobs. All this information on how to be a freelance writer is free on the internet. If you enjoy writing, and have a blog, use it as an example of your writing skills and pitch yourself on sites like Elance. It’s not just about writing as well, you can offer consulting services or even foreign language skills to translate documents for clients. So much for paying money to someone for a ‘how to make money at home’ e-book. Wink.
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