Veteran freelancers have to deal with many issues, including client overload. They have so much to do, and so little time. But what about new freelancers? For them, finding clients is hard if not impossible. They accept anyone willing to give them a project and have no idea where the next clients will come from.
Category: Marketing
How Writing Poetry Can Turn into a Copywriting Job
When I was 5 years old, I wrote my first poem about a bird flying to its nest. Now, many years later, I am still writing poetry and work as a marketing copywriter. One thing is not far from the other, you know? So that’s why I’d like to share some insight on how I managed to do so.
An Ebook Marketing Guide for Self Publishers
If you’re one of the thousands of talented wordsmiths out there that has decided 2019 will be the year that you finally get your wise words down on paper, then read on. With so many people self-publishing these days, it’s easy to find plenty of information and advice about how to put pen to paper. But what happens when your book is done?
Why Social Media Fails in Non-English Speaking Countries
In the United States, we Americans are arrogant. We don’t force our children to learn a foreign language. Yet, we expect everyone in the world to speak our language. This is especially true for technological advances in media and particularly in social media.
21 Surprising Twitter Stats Every Advanced User Should Know
If you like Twitter, and if you like statistics, this article is essential reading for you. Here you will find 21 incredible marketing, financial, user, and other Twitter stats that will amaze you. If you want to take your Twitter account to the next level, review the following data thoughtfully. It will allow you to take a fresh look at this popular social media platform. And, also, it will help you to take the lessons from the best practices.
How to Find the Right International Market for Your Nonfiction Book
Whether you are a big name in the local writers’ community or a passionate creator with a bright new idea, finding the right market for your book can be difficult. This is especially true if you plan to expand into international waters where a plethora of authors struggle for their moment in the spotlight. Nonfiction books often find their readers, however, due to the real-world applications and the historic value they bring to the table.