In the Spotlight
Pebbles in the Pond Virtual Book Tour
The Working Writer's Club is sponsoring a 5-day virtual tour this week for Dorit Sasson's new book Pebbles in the ...
The Lucky Baseball on Virtual Tour This Week
The Working Writer's Club is sponsoring a 5-day virtual tour for Suzanne Lieurance's book The Lucky Baseball - My Story ...
The Water Cycle by Mayra Calvani
Mayra Calvani has a new picture book series from Guardian Angel Press. Book 1 of this new Water Play Series ...
A Treasure Trove of Opportunity by Melissa Abramovitz
Congratulations to Melissa Abramovitz! Her new book for children's writers called A Treasure Trove of Opportunity - How to Write ...
Join Me at the eWomenNetwork “Accelerated Networking” Luncheon
If you live in or around the Kansas City area, I hope you'll join me this Friday for the eWomenNetwork ...
Writing Tips
Make the Writing Life Easier
Many beginning writers - who have moved from writing exactly what they WANT to write and are now writing according ...
The Rule of Twelve
Most successful freelance writers are always doing two things: 1. Looking for new assignments. 2. Completing the assignments they already have. If you're ...
Freelance Writing Routines
In yesterday's Writing Tips post, I talked about consistency being the secret to building a successful freelance writing business. Today I'd ...
The Secret to Successful Freelance Writing
Many people assume there's some big secret to successful freelance writing. And, in a sense, there is. The big secret is ...
Passive Income – Great for Freelance Writers!
The last couple of weeks I've been on vacation. You probably didn't realize this because, before I left town, I ...
Time Management
If you tend to think you'd be more successful as a writer if you only had more time, think again. Ultimately, ...
How Do You Get A Literary Agent?
You've just finished writing a book. You've polished and polished the manuscript, so it's the BEST you can make it. ...
How to Find High Paying Writing Jobs
Here's a question I get asked all the time from beginning freelance writers: How do I find the high paying writing ...
For Writers
Got a Question?
As a writing coach and president of The Working Writer's Club, I get dozens of emails from writers on my ...
SEO Marketing Tips To Increase Sales
Here's a free e-book from freelance writer Karen Cioffi. It's called SEO Marketing Tips To Increase Sales. Just click here ...
Article Marketing – Free E-Course
If you're a small business professional who wants to pump up the way you market yourself and your business on ...
Write a Children’s Book in 14 Days…or Less
Many people dream of writing a children's book some day. But most of those people will never do it. Why? Because ...
Write for Magazines: Break in with Fillers!
If you want to write for magazines you should be querying the magazines you wish to write for on a ...
Publishing on Kindle – Learn How with Kindle Kash!
from Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer's Coach Writers are always asking me how they can get published on Kindle. I can't possibly ...
What is RFP – What You Need to Know About Writing Grant Proposals
by Suzanne Lieurance If you're a freelance writer, you probably don't need to ask, What is RFP? because you already know ...
The Best of the Magazine Markets for Writers 2012
Do you write for magazines or do you WANT to write for magazines? Then you need this new market guide from ...
Character Ideas – Tips for Creating Compelling Characters
Do you write fiction? Are you working on a novel right now and you just can't seem to get your ...
Super Affiliate: Write for Money
Okay. Here's a cold hard fact about freelance writing: If you want to succeed in this business you need to write ...
Articles
Start Your Own Membership Site with Just One Article! Are you familiar with FTM? FTM simply means fixed-term membership. A FTM site has a set term for membership, so it’s actually an online course or a series of training sessions about a particular topic that club members complete within the set amount of time. If you’re struggling to get Tweet This Post
Article Writing Sweatshops or Great Job Sites for Writers? Sites keep popping up all over the Internet that need freelancers to write short articles on a variety of topics. But most of these sites pay writers very little per article. The upside for writers is they can usually write dozens of articles a week, and some sites pay for Tweet This Post
Article Marketing Reprint Strategy – Pros and Cons by Karen Cioffi Offering your articles and e-books to be reprinted by others might be a valuable marketing practice. While it seems most writers don’t allow their articles/posts to be reprinted by others as part of their article marketing practice, I’ve come across a couple of writers/marketers who generously do Tweet This Post
Authors – Have You Tried This Little Known Online Marketing Book Strategy? by Shelly Hitz If you already have self published books, chances are you’re looking for effective online marketing book strategies to help sell your book. You’ve spent hours brainstorming, writing, editing and publishing your book. Now what? Now it’s time to let people know that your book exists. Even if Tweet This Post
Guest Blogging To Build Your Platform by Donna McDine As freelance writers we all know the benefits of having our own blog to interact with others via cyberspace. Topics can vary from your own freelance writing career and services to freelance writing jobs to networking opportunities. The topics are endless. Follow your muse. I urge you Tweet This Post
Charter Membership Opportunity Ends Soon If this is your first visit online to the Working Writer’s Club, I hope you’ll visit our JOIN THE CLUB page, which lists many of the benefits of membership in our club. If you’re thinking of starting a freelance writing business – or you’re wanting to take an established Tweet This Post
Best Books for Writers Welcome to Topic Tuesday! Every Tuesday we post a topic of interest to writers. You’re invited to get the chatter going by responding to the topic in a comment. You can provide additional information about the topic or ask a question about the topic. This week’s topic is: The Best Tweet This Post
Write Your Book in Italy! Since I’m a freelance writer, author, and writing coach, most of the time I can be found working in my home office, where I’m usually wearing my comfy (but ratty) old bathrobe and slippers. But I also get dressed once in a while, and sometimes I travel to gorgeous spots Tweet This Post
Amateur Sleuths in Action Welcome to Topic Tuesday! Every Tuesday we post a topic of interest to writers. You’re invited to get the chatter going by responding to the topic in a comment. You can provide additional information about the topic or ask a question about the topic. This week’s topic is: Whodunit? Amateur Tweet This Post
Make Money As A Writer The good news for writers is that today there are more ways than ever to build a freelance writing business. In fact, here are 12 ways to get started. You don’t need to try all 12 of these ideas at once. Pick and choose the one or two that sound Tweet This Post
Freelance Writers: Are You Often Exhausted? by Irene S. Roth As a writer, are you often exhausted? If so, you’re probably trying to do too much. Here are some tips to help you avoid doing so much that you become totally exhausted as a writer and then unable to do much of anything. 1. Do first Tweet This Post
Writing Business Plan: Create, Promote, and Sell in the Writing World by Karen Cioffi In a teleconference presented by David Riklan, a well-known marketing expert and the founder of SelfGrowth.com, the focus of the discussion was how to create a successful online business from scratch. According to Riklan, the first two ‘core’ ways to establish a successful online business, one that Tweet This Post
Your Handbook to a Successful Freelance Writing Business Building a successful freelance writer can be scary and a bit daunting if you don’t know what to do and when and how to do it. It’s also difficult to keep focused on your career if there is no way you will be held accountable for the actions you take Tweet This Post
Communication and Personal Growth – 5 Key Factors For Growing Yourself and Connecting With Others by Allie Casey How well you communicate is an indicator of your personal growth. The better you can connect with others, the more you will want to take on situations that stretch your self-development. The more “on purpose” conversations you have, the more you will seek opportunities to learn and Tweet This Post
Freelance Writing – The Biggest Challenges! Freelance writers face all sorts of challenges on a daily basis. There’s the challenge to find assignments that pay well for our time and efforts. There’s the challenge to figure out how to get those assignments completed once we get them. Finally, there’s the challenge to find enough time to Tweet This Post
Anatomy of a Good Story by Billie A Williams Most everyone would agree the best books, actually all books, begin with characters who want something. They spend the whole book trying to obtain this goal, brass ring, or prize, whatever you choose to call it. Other people and events conspire to keep them from acquiring Tweet This Post
Writers Workshops & Chats
How to Write a Proposal to Land a Great Freelance Writing Gig! Every week the Working Writer’s Club offers a live 55-minute instructional teleclass for club members. In each class, experts share tips and techniques they’ve used to create their own careers and/or build their own businesses. Here are the details for this week’s teleclass: Topic: How to Write a Proposal to Tweet This Post
Join us every Friday on Facebook for live chats about freelance writing. Here’s the scoop on this Friday’s chat – Topic: Five Tips to Eliminate Writing Sabotagers (Share Your Tips, Too!) Facilitator: Irene S. Roth Date: Friday, May 18, 2012 Time: 1:00 – 1:30 p.m. CDT Here’s how to take Tweet This Post
Join us every Friday on Facebook for live chats about freelance writing. Here’s the scoop on this Friday’s chat – Topic: Best Books for Writers (Come share your list) Facilitator: Linda Della Donna Date: Friday, May 11, 2012 Time: 1:00 – 1:30 p.m. CDT Here’s how to take part in Tweet This Post
Getting Started as a Journalist If you’d like to write for magazines, newspapers, and/or trade journals, this week’s live teleclass is just what you need! Topic: Getting Started as a Journalist & Writing on Assignment Date & Time: Thursday, May 10, 2012, 7:00 p.m. CDT Presenter: Faye Levow Cost: Free for Working Writer’s Club Members Tweet This Post
















