ATTENTION: Struggling Freelance Writers and Authors


Marketing for Freelance Writers:

4 Profitable Ways to Draw Attention to Your Writing Business​
Fact: The Only Consistent Thing About Markets is That They’re Never Consistent… 

Not too long ago I heard a TEDTalk where the speaker articulated a similarity between the life of an economy and that of the vital signs of someone hooked up to a medical machine. The speaker directed our attention to the up and down lines of a person’s heart pumping on the medical monitors, and then began to show us how those ups and downs are similar to the ebbs and flows of an economy.

The speaker went on to talk about how silly it is of us to demand, command, or expect the life of the economy to have a stagnant-on-going-horizontal-medium-line without any ups and downs. It would be the same as expecting a person to be able to live without a heartbeat. In short, the ebbs and flows of an economy means that the economy is alive and well.

Now, with that said, just like any market or industry, there are ups and downs. We shouldn’t become mad, upset, or discouraged about these ups and downs, they are actually a good thing. You see, they are in place to keep our businesses alive and kicking. Instead, what we should concern ourselves with is how to navigate and maneuver through each of the seasons our industry and/or market will inevitably go through.


The Dangers of an Overworked, Stressed Out Writer Who Hasn’t Learned to Use The Lean Years to Prepare For The Ripe Years

Now, with practical insight from in the trenches, trial and error mistakes … as well as Biblical wisdom from the second in command of Egypt who helped prepare his kingdom financially, as well as economically, during the seven years of plenty in order to make their kingdom the only source of survival to all surrounding cities, towns, and nations throughout the seven years of drought and famine … I present to you the “Marketing for Freelance Writers" eBook.

The difference with William, as appose to other writers and authors in this genre, is that he went and got his MBA rather than his MFA. He has spent the last 11+ years studying the most successful writers, politicians, world leaders, religious influencers, military generals, business experts (both large and small), highly recognized collegiate professors, scientist, inventors, investors, bankers, philosophers, and the list goes on. He has cultivated a library of business insight, coveted wisdom, and common sense practices that have kept many businesses afloat even during the lowest seasons of one’s industry or economy.

In the Marketing for Freelance Writers eBook, William shares with you how to increase your earning potential even when you are struggling to hold on to current clients or unable to attract new ones. Inside, you’ll discover:

  • How to Implement a Content Marketing Strategy That Becomes The Core Foundation of Your Entire Marketing Efforts
  • How to Step-Up Your Social Media Networking Game to Attract Your Ideal Clients – Notice I Said Networking, and NOT Marketing
  • How to 10X Your Online Newsletter, Not to Just Re-Energize Your Permission Marketing Efforts, But to Evolve Them in Order to Establish Trust That Can Never Be Broken
  • How to Take All That Work and Increase Your Earning Potential By Creating Products That, Literally, Fly Off The Shelf 

Most resources like these, on freelance writing, focus mainly on email pitching, and often paint an unrealistic picture of how easy it is to get new clients or publications to buy into your article ideas. The truth is, if your primary freelance writing income is dependent upon this kind of strategy … I’m sorry to tell you this, but ... you’re wasting your time.

In short, the articles you write for pubs like magazines -- or even the guest post articles that you write (which are often written on spec) – should never be looked at as an income generating source, but more so, of a marketing strategy.

In the Marketing for Freelance Writers eBook, William shows you how to shift your thinking from focusing all of your income generating efforts on pitching article ideas to pubs, and instead, start looking at these articles for what they really are, a marketing strategy or campaign.

In fact, the income you earn from these articles should be re-purposed back into your marketing budget and used to increase more traffic/readers to that particular article. Thus drawing more attention to the calls-to-action you strategically place in the article that lead readers back to what you are really trying to sell or offer, which will either be your writing services or latest books or e-books.  

All of this will be explained in depth within the pages of the Marketing for Freelance Writers e-book. Get your copy by clicking on the button below:
Truth be told, this e-book is like nothing you’ll have ever read before.
(Trust me: You’re going to want this…)