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Feeling Disorganized? How One Freelance Writer Uses Trello to Track Their Ideas

Feeling Disorganized? How One Freelance Writer Uses Trello to Track Their Ideas

by Adryan Corcione | Apr 11, 2016 | Freelancing

During college, I wrote for free. I didn’t realize I could be compensated so early on in my writing career. Once I graduated last summer, I committed to getting paid for my writing. That’s when I officially started my career as a freelance writer. But I gradually...
How to Battle Impostor Syndrome: Owning Your Writing as Art

How to Battle Impostor Syndrome: Owning Your Writing as Art

by Marian Ryan | Apr 6, 2016 | Craft, Marketing

Recently, while visiting family, I contracted a bad case of suburban ennui. I was desperate to connect with people who care about what I care most about: Reading and writing literary work. So I set off to meet two online writer friends I admired and enjoyed; they were...
How to Get People to Read Your Blog: 5 Savvy Strategies You Can Apply Today

How to Get People to Read Your Blog: 5 Savvy Strategies You Can Apply Today

by Jessica Lawlor | Apr 5, 2016 | Blogging, Marketing

So you’ve started a blog. Congratulations! You’ve joined roughly 74 million others, and that’s just counting those who use WordPress. (If you still haven’t started a blog, we highly recommend heading over to Bluehost to set one up right now!) Many people believe...
5 Reasons You Need a Writing Mentor — And How to Find One

5 Reasons You Need a Writing Mentor — And How to Find One

by Leigh Shulman | Apr 4, 2016 | Craft

Are you in need of a writing mentor to support you and your writing? Sign up for The Future Is Red’s 2016 Women’s Writing Birthday Exchange! Whether you’re a beginner looking to answers to basic questions or a frequently-published writer with years of...
How to Declutter Your Writing Ideas and Finish More Projects

How to Declutter Your Writing Ideas and Finish More Projects

by Dana Sitar | Mar 31, 2016 | Blogging

A new writer recently asked me, “When you have several half-finished projects, how do you choose which one to start working on again? I look at my writing folder and feel overwhelmed!” I know the feeling. One of the most frustrating things about being a...
Want to Improve Your Writing Skills? 5 Fun Storytelling Exercises to Try

Want to Improve Your Writing Skills? 5 Fun Storytelling Exercises to Try

by Marian Schembari | Mar 30, 2016 | Craft

Football players practice ballet. Pianists repeat small sections of music until it’s perfect. In Outliers, it’s called “putting in your 10,000 hours.” In The Talent Code, Daniel Coyle names it “deep practice,” small exercises that are both challenging and repetitive....
9 Places to Find an Expert Source for Your Next Article

9 Places to Find an Expert Source for Your Next Article

by Kristen Pope | Mar 29, 2016 | Blogging, Freelancing

While first-person pieces can provide a valuable personal perspective, sooner or later, you’re going to need to find sources for some of your articles. And sometimes finding helpful sources can be tough. Whether you need to find a barber or an astronaut, there...
Why Every Freelance Writer Needs an Accountant on Your Side

Why Every Freelance Writer Needs an Accountant on Your Side

by Marian Schembari | Mar 28, 2016 | Freelancing

I didn’t work with an account the first time I went freelance. Back then, I made a quarter of what I do now, so I figured I couldn’t afford one. I assumed hiring an accountant was a luxury I wasn’t quite ready for. On the contrary, an accountant is a freelancing...
6 Ways to Knock Your Next Guest Post Out of the Park

6 Ways to Knock Your Next Guest Post Out of the Park

by Razwana Wahid | Mar 17, 2016 | Blogging

The holy grail of guest blogging is not writing for a popular blog. It’s writing a popular post for a popular blog. One that gets mentioned, shared, and retweeted. One that sends you traffic and earns you subscribers. The best part? It opens the door to a new...
7 Tips for Conducting Efficient Interviews — and Impressing Your Sources

7 Tips for Conducting Efficient Interviews — and Impressing Your Sources

by Kristen Pope | Mar 15, 2016 | Craft

Going into an interview can be terrifying, whether you’re dialing a phone or walking into the room where you’re meeting in person. But interviewing sources doesn’t have to be intimidating. Whether you’re looking to build a good rapport to write...
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