The joke bombed.
That punchline plus your client’s blog was set to go viral.
It didn’t.
Maybe, your wisecracks should come from professionals.
Wait. People didn’t get it. So, why should you stop being funny?
The joke bombed.
That punchline plus your client’s blog was set to go viral.
It didn’t.
Maybe, your wisecracks should come from professionals.
Wait. People didn’t get it. So, why should you stop being funny?
Freelancing is becoming more common and popular than ever. According to estimates based on a McKinsey survey, there are roughly 58 million people in the gig economy in the U.S..
That number has grown in part due to the COVID-19 pandemic, changes in the economy, and advancements in technology.
While we’re entering a post-pandemic world, the gig economy continues to grow and more people are embracing and enjoying the benefits that come from freelancing.
B2B decision-makers spend more than 70% of the purchase cycle engaging with content and 44% say they usually consume three to five content pieces before reaching out to a sales representative.
Plus, a study found that content marketing generates 3x as many leads and costs 62% less than outbound marketing tactics.
These figures make it obvious why B2B brands are willing to spend so much on content marketing — and that includes paying high rates to freelance writers!
Literary devices can be helpful in writing creative stories or personal essays that you are submitting to publishers.
Whether you’ve been writing for as long as you can remember or are new to the game, you can probably benefit from some literary device tips and tricks.
Before we jump into details and examples of literary devices, let’s just start with the basics, in case you have never heard of or knowingly used a literary device.
Most of what we read in everyday writing is very straightforward, conversational type writing.
Social media marketing is an ever-growing, ever-evolving sector.
Luckily, there are a number of proven content optimization strategies that can help your freelance business thrive on social media regardless of the latest algorithms.
When most people get into freelancing, they’re encouraged to choose a profitable niche like digital marketing or medical writing.
These are fields that pay well and can provide a constant source of work if you enjoy writing.
One of the key things I learned from my job hunting days is that the more you know about the place you are applying for, the better your chances are of landing the job.
People like to see that you care enough to know who they are and what they are about when you show interest in working with them. Why?
The world of freelance writing has blossomed in the past years. With more businesses than ever needing quality content there has never been a better time to be a writer.
But …… with more work comes increased competition.