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The Freelance Writer’s Guide to Passive Income

by BlondieWrites on June 29, 2010

The Freelance Writer’s Guide to Passive Income

You’re a good writer. Maybe you have a few good clients but still want more ways to make money with your writing efforts. Or maybe you’re just starting out and can’t seem to find out how to make money freelancing online. Perhaps you’re tired of struggling trying to figure how to find more lucrative income methods for your writing.

The Freelance Writer’s Guide to Passive Income.

The Freelance Writer’s Guide to Passive Income has your answer. Thursday Bram has put together an ebook that can help your freelance writing soar to new levels.

From Thursday’s site:

What’s Inside This Ebook?
This ebook is 80 pages of information about how to add a passive income project to your freelance career, as a discussion of a variety of different income sources:

» Newsletters
» Blogs
» Magazines
» Books
» Ebooks
» Niche Sites
» Syndicated Columns
» Offline Products
» Personalized Writing
» PLR
» Model Projects & Templates
» Teaching

Click Here to Get Your Copy of The Freelance Writer’s Guide to Passive Income.

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Get Paid For Anything You Write!

by BlondieWrites on June 8, 2010

Get Paid For Anything You Write!

You can make money writing. Get paid to write about topics such as current events and news, parenting, recipes and cooking, relationships, dating advice, weight loss tips, pets and pet care, how to articles, organizing, homemaking, decorating, sports, outdoors, gardening, remodeling, travel and vacations, computers, web deisgn, dieting, pregnancy, work at home, health issues, autos and vehicles, guides, tutorials, making money, working online, how to items, weddings, babies, shoes, fashion, design, photography, coupons, finance, money, jewelry, marketing, spiritual, frugal living and frugal tips, time management, beauty tips, healthy eating, homeschooling, education, shopping tips, holidays, special events, and more!

To join, go here:
http://www.helium.com/content/whatishelium/?ad=680&placement=HAP003  

To get more details about how much you can earn, go here:
http://www.helium.com/content/whatishelium/?ad=680&placement=HAP003

You make residual income with your articles. That means you get paid for the same article over and over each month. It adds up!

Sign up, and post your first articles and start earning! Feel free to share this link with your friends so they can start earning too!

http://www.helium.com/content/whatishelium/?ad=680&placement=HAP003

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How to Make $1000 a Month on Ehow

by BlondieWrites on September 9, 2009

How to Make $1000 a Month on Ehow


How to Make $1000 a Month on Ehow

Would You Like to Earn More Money Online, Building a Stream of Residual Income that Keeps Paying you Month after Month?

What if you could earn money online while you were out shopping, taking care of the kids, working your other job … or even sleeping?

With WriterGig’s eBook, How to Earn Passive Income on eHow.com: Maximize Your Online Earnings, you will learn how to increase your online income by writing simple how-to articles that will generate ad revenue –money! — for you month after month. She shows you how to choose hot topics, share keyword tips that maximize your profits, and why you should let Google do most of the hard work when it come to driving traffic.

You can make over $1,000 per month in eHow residuals — Get the guide.

Click here to get all the details about How to Make $1000 a Month on Ehow

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Making PDF Ebooks Just Got Easier

by BlondieWrites on December 23, 2008

Do you ever wish you had an easy way to make your own information products and ebooks in PDF format…without shelling out an arm and a leg to do it? Then read on…

If you have ever tried to make PDF ebooks without using the official Adobe Acrobat software then you have probably encountered some of the typical difficulties.

For starters, most software applications that authors use to write their manuscripts do not allow you to quickly and easily convert your document into PDF format.

And if you have tried any of the cheaper so-called PDF making “solutions” you probably discovered some of the following problems with your PDF documents:

- No Bookmarks
- No Web Hyperlinks
- The Table of Contents is not hyperlinked to any pages
- No Security to prevent people copying your content!

In summary, your new PDF file looks amateurish…even if your content was terrific!

Well, someone had finally decided to do something about it, with Easy PDF Templates. Now, making your own PDF ebooks is less expensive, quicker and much easier than ever before!

I recommend you get over to this link and take a look for yourself

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Earn Money Writing How To Articles

by BlondieWrites on July 29, 2008

Earn Money Writing How To Articles

Make Money Online with eHow’s Writer Compensation Program

At eHow, we invite all of our members to make money from
the articles they publish online. Through the Writer Compensation
Program, anyone* can get paid for the original articles they
contribute to eHow. It’s FREE to join eHow, and FREE to enroll
in the Writer Compensation Program… so what are you waiting
for? Join eHow today and start making money writing How To articles!.

Click here to sign up, it’s free and profitable!




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Writing Markets and Resources for Writers

by BlondieWrites on May 19, 2008

Freelance writers often spend a lot of time searching for freelance writing jobs and markets, time that would be more productive for the writer if the time was spent actually writing (which pays the freelance writer) verses searching for freelance writing jobs (which doesn’t pay the writer).

To help the writing process, AuthorMania is offering the following writing markets and job listings, plus resources for writers. The writing resources are ebooks written by Hope Clark of Funds for Writers. Hope offers a wealth of information and markets for the freelance writer and publishing aids.

Each of these ebooks are in PDF format, and are available to purchase individually or you can save $43.30 by purchasing the entire lot of writing markets for $63.00 by clicking here. If you purchase the lot, you will get Get Paid to Write Book Reviews , Laughing Markets, Just Hit Send, Grants for the Serious Writer: 6th Edition , The No Fee Contest Book, Short & Sweet: Markets for Fillers, Funds for the Essayist, ‘Tis the Season, Markets for the Young Writer, Cooking Up Recipes, Quick as a Flash, Agent in Your Pocket, and The Shy Writer.

Short Story Writer -
240+ paying markets for those beautiful short stories you love to write.
Brand new, released in April 2008

Agent in Your Pocket -
140+ agents for that manuscript or book proposal, plus ideas on how to submit to increase your chances of finding that all-important literary representative.
Brand new, released in April 2008

Quick as a Flash -
98 markets for that flash fiction that’s so much fun to write. Discover what makes this new writing style so intriguing.
Updated in February 2008

Cooking Up Recipes -
75 markets and 50+ publishing venues for those recipes you’ve been dying to publish. Pointers on how to pitch a recipe-related feature or column, and ideas on writing your own cookbook. And don’t forget the recipes! Hope has included several of her own recipes like Angel Biscuits and Strawberry Stuff.
Released in May 2007

Get Paid to Write Book Reviews -
80+ markets that pay for book reviews. Pointers for how to pitch book reviews and what to look for in a good review.
Updated in May 2007

Laughing Markets -
180+ markets to send your humor. From greeting cards to parenting publications, you’ll find good paying resources that like a chuckle.
Updated April 2007

Just Hit Send -
230+ markets that accept online submissions. Just imagine…no SASE or postage. Finally, editors who embrace the Internet. Just like all FFW products, the markets pay real money.
Updated March 2007

Short & Sweet - Markets for Fillers -
160+ markets for those little snippets of information, lists of genius, brainiac puzzles, and side-splitting jokes just might have a byline opportunity while paying you a few dollars as well. All the markets pay in cash.
Updated January 2008

Markets for the Young Writer -
Finally, someone compiled a long list of markets for young people who really know how to throw passion into their writing! Find 232 markets for kids ages 6 to 21. Book is 118 pages. PDF ebook format. Great not only for kids, but for teachers, parents and grandparents as well.
Updated February 2008

Funds for the Essayist -
The essay is a talent not often flaunted in the contest world, but here you find not only contests but plenty of markets as well. Over 250 listings in 94 pages.
Updated April 2007

Grants for the Serious Writer -
Our best selling ebook now in its 6th edition. $8.95 for 600+ grants for writers. No fees and no loans. Find grants designed specifically for writers.
Updated November 2006

The No Fee Contest Book -
310+ contests that don’t charge fees. For those who just can’t make themselves pay others to submit work. Double the size of the first edition, this book leads you to serious contests paying from $50 to $100,000.
Updated January 2008

Tis the Season -
12 months, 12 chapters, and 108 writing markets for your seasonal writing. Each month listing dozens of seasonal ideas like Dragon Boat Festival Day, National Cow Day, National Cupcake Month, Adopt a Cat Month Tom Crapper Day and the World Snowmobile Competition. No room for writer’s block with these ideas!
Updated February 2008

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How To Handle Criticism

by BlondieWrites on September 8, 2007

The inevitable criticisms that come with the prestige of being called an author could very well be thought as an author’s worse nightmare. How can anyone not be negatively affected by comments and articles that seem to be so harshly written against an author? It’s easier than you might imagine.

The most famous authors have received terrible insults, have been ridiculed, talked badly of, had horrible articles written about them. How do they handle this? You might say that being an author and in the public, this type of thing is bound to happen, and they must deal with it. This is true. But how do they deal with it?

If you are hoping and planning to be published one day, to be an author, you must learn to deal with the critics. It’s easier than one might perceive it to be.

Let’s start with the nasty email and letters. You go to your mailbox or check your online mail. What do you see when you open the mail? Terrible words, from someone saying all sorts of bad things? Or do you see an angry, jealous person who wants what you have, yet has not attained it? Think about it. Does the person that has written such bad things know you? Or are they simply striking out in a jealous rage? When they down you, are they really downing YOU? Or would you say they are projecting they own inner feelings and lack of publishing success?

If you keep in your mind that the people that want to criticize you do not even know you, and that they are simply writing something due to their immense jealously at your success, then you can laugh the criticizers off. So they say bad things about you. Is it REALLY about YOU? No, it’s not. Remember it’s nothing more than jealousy at your success.

Handling criticism also builds your character. If you intend to be published in the “real world”, you absolutely must be able to handle the criticism. It will come! If you cannot handle it, you’ll never make it in the writing business. You will never be able to please everyone all of the time, so don’t waste your time trying. There will always be someone telling you that you cannot write, that you do not know what you are talking about, etc. Who is right? Those few that say you cannot and are aweful? Or those many that let you know that you can? Easy answer!

Allow those that critique you to offer you their gift of help. Much to their amazement, they are actually helping you a great deal with each bad criticism they give you! How? By getting you ready for the real world of publishing. By toughening you up, giving you the power you need to succeed!

How does getting bad comments and criticisms give you power? Easy! Each one you get is like another battery charge! To get more is actually better than getting none. While these people think they are hurting you and humiliating you, they are actually ENCOURAGING you to keep going, because their jealously only shows that you are on the right track, and that you CAN do it! It shows that you DO know what you are doing, and that it is GOOD!

When those inevitable criticisms come, take heart and thank the person that sent it or wrote the bad article about you. They have NO idea how much they are helping you, and NO idea how much encouragement they have given you.

If nothing else, remember this one thing. You MUST be able to handle criticism in order to make it in this business.

For those adoring “fans” that have helped me along, given me so much encouragement and help, I thank you. I could never have come as far as I have without them. They have indeed been my biggest and best help!

Handle criticism with your heart. Allow it to build you up and take you closer to your dream……being an author.

The graphic that is with this article is not what you look like, absolutely not! Rather it’s what those that criticize you look like because they cannot get to you. (Grin again here).

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