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The 4 Elements of Building Your Brand as a Freelance Copywriter.

Nick Ursborne

Too many freelancers believe that creating a brand starts and ends with the creation of a clever logo and a nifty tagline. Because, as a freelancer, your brand is YOU. Think about some of the biggest names in copywriting. A good copywriter apparently. The same can happen with your copywriting career.

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How to Start Freelancing (With No Experience)

Freelance Magic

You’re tired of working for someone else, and you want to start freelancing — maybe as a side hustle on the weekends or because you want to wave goodbye to your day job. You’re in luck: 62% of companies already hire freelancers, while 66% plan to hire more freelancers in the next few years. The good news? Read the guide).

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14 Top LinkedIn Profile Tips for Freelance Writers

Elna Cain

When I started using LinkedIn as a freelance writer, I thought of it as a resume platform. Fill in your information, where you worked, and there you go – freelance jobs would come to me. If I switched up my LinkedIn profile to align with my new career as a freelance writer, I would be getting leads on tap. copywriting).

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12 Ways to Find Freelance Work Online (No Experience Needed)

Elna Cain

How do you find freelance work online? When I started out in 2014, I just used freelance job boards, and boom! There are more opportunities to find work online as a freelance writer, which works better in some ways than others. Or, what if you have absolutely no experience writing online or writing for freelance clients?

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Your 5-step checklist for choosing the perfect freelance copywriting niche.

Nick Ursborne

Too many freelancers believe it’s enough to find a niche that seems “OK”, and just dive in. If you want your freelance business to be as profitable, productive and enjoyable as possible, there are five elements you need to consider. Element #1: Find a niche where competition from other freelancers is low. Easier said than done?

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Why You Should Never Ask A Freelance Copywriter “What’s Your Day Rate?”

Caroline Gibson

You can’t compare apples with apples It’s not just the variables that affect what a freelance copywriter may charge: it also depends on their experience and expertise. How can a client really see the true value of a copywriter’s worth based on a day rate alone?

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3 Ways to diversify your digital copywriting services in the age of AI.

Nick Ursborne

And yes, some of those advances will impact our work as freelance copywriters. And, as any seasoned copywriter will tell you, emotion is the most powerful hook of all when it comes to engaging your audience, and converting prospects into buyers. appeared first on Writing for the web - online copywriting and content writing.