From time to time I’ve tossed out some of my ideas about how to run a freelance writing business. One of my key concepts for starting a successful freelance writing small business is that you have to be able to fill in those time periods where the business does not have enough freelance writing [...]
Experienced freelancers know that they can’t just book their calendar solid. But, how do you fill in the gaps when you could be writing more?
So, I dropped off the Demand Studios radar for a while. Between taxes and other gigs and Easter and so on, I just didn’t really have time.
I stopped in earlier today and noticed that they are doing a contest / bonus promotion for their revenue share articles. Usually, I don’t go in for the whole [...]
My recent series on the ins and outs of writing for Demand Studios emphasized how important it is to work smart and fast when writing for them. But, that doesn’t mean it can’t be very lucrative if you do it right.
Demand Studios taks all kinds of writers and let’s them write online from their own home, and it pays cash. Is it worth it?
