Learn The Business of Freelance Writing
Insider Information on Making Money Writing for Magazines and Book Publishers
You've probably already guessed the truth about Who is qualified to be a selling writer
That the only difference between an aspiring writer and a published writer is that one of the two already knows exactly how to sell stories to a magazine editor. If you're unpublished and want to earn a living writing magazine and newspaper articles I can tell you how to do it in an inexpensive Special Report that I've written.
I know how. I have nearly two million words in print, in national magazines, newspapers, novels, non-fiction books, anthologies and online. I've been helping aspiring writers get their start since 1990. And I can help you too.
Seven Simple Reasons
Why You Should Buy This Book
- Because if you can hold an intelligent conversation, on any topic, you can already write well enough to get published. By all means, keep polishing your writing technique, but start making money now!
- Because magazines and newspapers have a voracious appetite for articles. You can write about things you already know about and get paid.
- Because in about 90 days you could be cashing your first check for a magazine article you've written. But don't buy the report today and in 90 days where will you be?
- Because when the magazine comes out with your article and your biline you have bragging rights.
- Because what you'll learn will help you bypass years worth of struggling and jumpstart your career.
- Because I have exactly the right information for your level of expertise.
- Because the cover price is a tiny investment compared to the money you'll earn writing and selling articles.
What You'll Learn About
The Business of Making Money Writing
This book reveals inside information on exactly how to publish and get paid for magazine and newspaper articles. Based on more than 30 years toiling as a freelance writer, with more than 2 million words in print, including four novels, a screenplay, 20 non-fiction books, and thousands of newspaper and magazine articles.
Tips for selling magazine and newspaper articles by phone and query letter.
What editors want. (Tip: Write what they want to buy.)
Find out what drives editors absolutely nuts. Tip: Don't do the things we enumerate.
How much to charge per word. (Tip: Don't charge too little.)
Why it's sometimes wiser to focus on the price per article, rather than per word.
Strategies on how to maximize how much you earn per month.
How long does it takes for a publisher to cut a check.
How to travel the world and have a corporation or tourism board pick up the tab.
Markets for your writing that you may not have thought of.
All about writer's conferences' dirty little secret.
What you absolutely must know about copyright law and selling rights.
How to jump start your career with self-talk.
Magazines you can sell to that you never knew existed.
My Credentials for Giving You Career Advice
I'm Tim Banse, a succesful freelance writer with more than Two million words in print in the United States, Canada, Latin America, Brazil, the UK and Australia.
That number includes novels, non-fiction books and hundreds of magazine features and newspaper articles. Google my name as "tim banse" to decide for yourself if I know what I'm talking about.
Browsing in Paris newsagent's shop, by Florian Plag from Bretten, under license under CC BY 2.0. Someday will a newsagent display a magazine featuring one of your articles?
