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Freelance Writing: Start Your Freelance Writing Career
Launch Your freelance writing career, become a better writing editor, learn how to advertise your skills to find clients
Created byNader Nadernejad
Last updated 6/2018
English
What you'll learn
- Learn how to find new clients to write for
- Learn how to launch a freelance writing career
- Learn how to pitch newspapers and magazines
- Learn how to find clients to write for
- Learn how to publish their writing on different sites and in different mediums
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Course content
8 sections • 25 lectures • 2h 1m total length
Requirements
- An internet connection and an open mind
- A writing utensil and a notebook OR an electronic device to type with
Description
Let's launch your freelance writing career!
Welcome to your freelance writing class. If you're an aspiring writer, editor or author, then this course is for you.
Here's what you'll learn:
- How to find new clients to write for
- How to pitch magazines and newspapers with your writing
- How to find new writing opportunities
- How to scale your writing business if you already have one
- How to take the first steps towards becoming a full-time freelancer
I've been freelancing for over 5 years and I'm so excited to teach you everything I know about writing and editing for clients and launching your own freelance writing career. I have worked as a writer before, have experience in digital and print journalism and have hired writers for my own blogs. I know what it takes to get business as a writer and understand how self-promotion and marketing works in this particular field.
You'll get lifetime access to this course so that you can ask questions at any time in the Q & A section. I constantly update my courses with new lessons and resources, so you can keep growing your freelance writing career.
See you in the first lesson!
Who this course is for:
- Anybody who wants to find new writing and editing opportunities
- People who want to learn how to become Freelance writers
- People who want more clients to write for
- Aspiring authors and journalists
- People who are exploring their writing style