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Category Archives: Writers@Work
Writers@Work: Copywriting for Fun and Profit by Joel Habush
Today’s guest post comes from Joel Habush, an award-winning copywriter. I met Joel a few years ago when we sat on a panel about making money from writing. I immediately knew that if I wanted to learn about copywriting, this … Continue reading
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Writers@Work: Five Reasons to Start Writing Articles (if You’re Not Already!) by Kelly James-Enger
Today I’m delighted to welcome Kelly James-Enger to the blog. Read on for just a taste of the great information you’ll learn about making money from writing articles when she speaks to our Write Now! Mastermind class on Wednesday. Kelly … Continue reading
Writers@Work: The January Social Media Experiment
Over the winter holiday, Jocelyn Koehler and I agreed to try a social media fast during January. Even though I had a much tamer plan than Jocelyn, I suffered from withdrawal symptoms almost immediately. You can read about my experience … Continue reading
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Writers@Work: Prison Stories by Elaine Blanchard
I met Elaine Blanchard in 2006 at Washington National Cathedral’s College of Preachers. We’d both received fellowships to study writing. After long days of writing, workshops, and eating amazing food, we’d head out to walk the neighborhood and talk. Since … Continue reading
Writers@Work: Writing Cookbooks by Maggie Green
Writers@Work: Writing Cookbooks by Maggie Green For my 18th birthday my boyfriend gave me a copy of the Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook. It’s possible another teenaged girl may have felt insulted to receive such a gift, but I … Continue reading
Writers@Work: 3 Ways Writers Can Make Money from a Blog by Nina Amir
Today I am delighted to welcome Nina Amir to the blog. She’s the author of How to Blog a Book and is joining us to talk about how writers can make money blogging! Now that’s the kind of information we need! … Continue reading
Writers@Work: Murder Mystery Madness by Amanda Craig
Happy Friday, writers! Today, I am delighted to welcome Amanda Craig to the blog. She’s writing about her unique writing job: creating murder mystery games. And here’s the best part: you can enter below to win one of the games. … Continue reading
Writers@Work: Contests are one of a Writers Best Tools by C. Hope Clark
Today, I have a real treat for you. Our Write Now! Mastermind guest author, C. Hope Clark, blogs about contests! If you read this and want more information on making money from multiple funding streams, don’t forget to attend the … Continue reading
Writers @ Work: Ghostwriting for a Book Packager
Today I am delighted to welcome author and fellow ASJA member, Kelly James-Enger, as my guest blogger. Kelly is the author of several books on writing including the brand new resource on freelance success, Writer For Hire. Comment on this … Continue reading
Writers @ Work: Develop Multiple Revenue Streams
Happy National Poetry Month! In honor of National Poetry Month and National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo), I will be blogging regularly about poetry writing. Check out yesterday’s post about NaPoWriMo. We have a winner in last week’s contest. Barbara from … Continue reading
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