Chris Christoff — January 6, 2020 In recent years, freelance writing has taken off and become a fruitful career for many. As more people gravitate towards working from home and being their own boss, freelancing gains popularity. In the U.S. alone, there are 57 million freelancers and 51 percent say they wouldn’t return to a … Continue reading How to Land Your First Freelance Writing Gig in 2020
Amanda Clark — October 2, 2019 Follow @GrammarChicInc There are a lot of people who are great writers, but that doesn’t mean they’re great at writing resumes. Everyone has their own strengths, and it’s important to know when to do something on your own and when to leave it in the hands of someone with … Continue reading Why You Should Think Twice About Writing Your Own Resume
Virginia Franco — August 23, 2019 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — August 23, 2019 When it comes to writing a resume, many struggle with deciding how far back to go, what to include, and what not to include as part of your career history. I am an advocate of devoting the majority of the “real estate” on … Continue reading How Far Back Should I Go When Writing My Resume?
Bob Van Rossum — August 9, 2019 Follow @BobVR — August 9, 2019 The speed of change in marketing combined with today’s candidate-driven job market creates a recipe where companies are in a battle for top-quality talent. Fortunately for you, the current market is very candidate-driven. With that said the traditional tool of finding a … Continue reading Marketing Talent Agency: Dos and Don’ts for Resume Writing 101
Zena Ryder — March 23, 2019 Follow @boudicawriting — March 23, 2019 If you’re a small business owner embarking on your first response to an RFP (Request For Proposals), you’re probably feeling both excited and apprehensive. You know that winning an RFP competition can be lucrative… but the RFP response process has a bad rap. … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Writing Your First RFP Response — And Making it Kick Ass
Devin Pallone — March 1, 2019 — March 1, 2019 If you’re looking for the perfect way to organically spread your brand and gain more exposure in your niche, consider guest blogging. Guest blogging puts your content on well-respected websites in your community. It helps to position you as a thought leader and can gain … Continue reading Why You Should Be Writing Guest Posts
Suhaib Mohammed — January 16, 2019 Follow @Suhaib_writes — January 16, 2019 Scientists have a thing for writing. After months of researching, withdrawing from their families, and sleeping in labs, researchers announce their breakthroughs through the medium of writing. They are aware of the fact that crystal-clear writing is the media through which any scientific … Continue reading 4 Blog Writing Tips from the Academic Writing World
Hannah Williams — January 10, 2019 Follow @hannahw95 — January 10, 2019 In today’s hyper-digital world of information overload, journalists and editors simply don’t have time to cover every piece of content they receive. If you’re not able to craft a cunningly effective press release, the likelihood of locking down earned brand exposure is little … Continue reading PR in 2019 : 9 Stats to Be Aware of When Pitching & Writing Press Releases [Infographic]
Josh Carlyle — December 24, 2018 — December 24, 2018 Emails are still the prevalent form of communication for salespeople. As much as 50% of customers also prefer to receive offers via email. A recent survey by Edison Software revealed, however, that 74% of customers find themselves overwhelmed by the email overload. These people also … Continue reading 12 Powerful Email Writing Tips to Make Your E-mails Stand Out
Morgan Williams — October 26, 2018 Follow @jddropout — October 26, 2018 The best freelance writing jobs aren’t posted online. They come through inbound requests, and more specifically, referrals. But, if you have little to no experience and you don’t have the luxury of inbound prospects or existing customers, where do you start? A list … Continue reading How to Get Freelance Writing Jobs Without Using Upwork: Step-By-Step
