freelancer life
Included here are posts about freelancer life.
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How to write engaging product descriptions
From the first product description I ever wrote, I knew that this was what I wanted to focus my career on as far as business content writing. Here are some of the best tips that have helped me figure my way… Continue reading
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How to write compelling blog posts
Writing compelling blog posts may be a little harder than reading them, but there’s no reason that it needs to be torture. Use these writing tips to guide you forward and, when the frustration on doing it “right” gets to… Continue reading
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How to write compelling website content
Whether it’s working with a difficult customer, or on a website that seems to have a million little details to remember, just focus on what the job is. You already know how to write professional website content, and that’s the… Continue reading
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How to organize your writing projects
Looking for support on organizing your writing projects? Here are some of the best tips that are all tried and tested to offer up the best, low maintenance benefits for writers. Continue reading
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Enjoying the holiday as a freelancer
Since most of us are workaholics, it’s normal to simply keep on working through the holiday with just a few short breaks to make an appearance at the festivities. But what if there was a better way? Spoiler alert: there… Continue reading
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How to get over writer burnout
Accepting that you have writer burnout can be difficult. It’s not so much identifying our feelings, it’s more about actually facing the fact that we have writer burnout itself. After all, we’re writers at our core. Continue reading
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Blocked or lazy? The writer edition
Professional writers, just like all other business people, have bad days. Did you ever stop to think about what it is that is causing the bad day? That maybe you might be blocked? Or, perhaps you’re just being lazy? Writer… Continue reading
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3 warning signs of writer burnout
You’re in the business because you love writing, but the reality is that that love of writing can only go so far. The days get long, the words get harder to type out, and you just simply get tired. Writer’s… Continue reading
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