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Yes, that's right! Up to $6,000.00 for an assigned, featured magazine article!

You Will Discover All These High-Paying Markets And More In This Report!



Unleashed On The Freelance Writing World For The First Time Ever:


"Directory of Freelance Writing Job Boards For Telecommuters"


Shows You Where You Can...


Get Paid To Write!

Dear Frustrated Warrior,

How much are you getting paid for your articles? Are you submitting them to article directories and hoping they make you some money? Are you selling them for $5.00 each or even a LOT less on those sites where you have to make a low, low bid on an article project?

Well, that's about to stop forever because I know where you can earn a whole bunch more money than that and I'm going to prove it to you in this brand new report!

I have just completed the largest, most in-depth resource guide in the world, to among other things, thousands of open job postings on giant freelance writing job boards for telecommuters.

You'll find sites that pay $10-$15 per article and there are NO sites listed where you'll have to bid on projects!

Do you know how lucrative it is to write articles for the more than 6,000 magazines in the U.S. alone?

I had NO idea that I could earn $50, $100, $200, $500, $1,000, $2,000 $4,000, all the way up to $6,000 for a magazine article until I did the research that's in this report!

Magazines are a goldmine and there's a heavy focus on writing for magazines in this report!

Forget about affiliate marketing, product creation, website building, CPA marketing, SEO, PPC, driving traffic, backlinking and all that other IM stuff that seems to take forever, cost a small fortune and overwhelm you.

Take a step back from all that, simplify your life and get paid in as little as one week. Yes, it is possible and there's a site in this report (Page 15) that pays $15 per article and pays weekly via PayPal!

Plus, this site has thousands of articles available right now for their authors!


Do you know how huge the need is for online & offline writers?


In the United States alone, there are millions of website owners + offline & online businesses seeking skilled writers to help them with their businesses.

In the offline world, there are around 50,000 publishers, 6,000 magazines, 1,600 daily newspapers, 9,300 radio stations, 900 commercial TV stations, 300educational stations, the entire entertainment industry, theaters, periodicals, business schools, Federal, State and local governments and non-profit organizations that pay authors to write for them.

Add International markets to this and you can see that there's a whole world of opportunities out there for freelance writers to make money.

And this my friend, is where my brand new report will benefit you!



What You'll find In This Report:

• 28-pages and 9,634 words on telecommuting freelance writing jobs
  
• Approximately 180 live hyperlinks to information on the following:
  
• 15 of the biggest freelance writing job boards in the world (Pages 5-13)
  
• Job board databases are searchable by keyword(s)
  
• Links to International job databases, not just U.S. Databases
  
• Direct links to the job listings or job board pages buried within the sites
  
• You won't have to search the sites to find the job listings or job boards
  
• Multiple links to job listings based on keyword searches like “Telecommute”
  
• 32 smaller sites that have either writing job listings or hire writers for their site
  
• 1 site pays $15.00 per article and pays weekly (USA Only)(Page 15)
  
• There are NO freelance auction/bidding type of sites in this report

If you are unemployed or underemployed right now, this report is for you!

The September, 2009 unemployment figures just came out and the numbers are staggering!

• 15 million Americans are now out of work
• The unemployment rate stands at 9.8%
• 263,000 Americans lost their jobs in September
• This job-loss trend is expected to continue
• The economic recession is expected to continue

Believe me when I say that there is no economic recession in the writing markets! I saw thousands of job postings for freelance writers!

You will soon have the power to earn as much money as you possibly can as a work-at-home freelance telecommuting writer!

If you're not earning enough or any money yet, this is an excellent way to get started or even increase your earnings.

If you are already making money on the internet, this is an excellent way to use your skills, knowledge and abilities to improve your income, or build in another stream of income.


What Else You'll Discover In This Report:

• 42 links to articles, quick-start guides, tips, tricks, workshops, glossaries and training
  
• An extensive section containing 24 links on writing for magazines that pay up to $2.00 a word for typical articles and up to $6,000 for an assigned, featured article (Pages 6 & 17-19)
  
• 11 of those 24 links go directly to databases of at least 3,000 magazines that pay for articles. Most of them tell how much they pay & give contact information
  
• Multiple links to training to become a high-paid magazine article writer (Page 19)
  
• Links to 3 sites that hire telecommute workers for Google & Yahoo (Pages 20-21)
  
• Links to Current Job Openings at these 3 sites
  
• Links to what these programs are all about
  
• 1 link to a Forum dedicated to these types of search engine jobs (Page 20)
  
• Multiple links to over 400 blogging jobs (Page 22-23)

You will find all those jobs and many more in this directory of the largest goldmines of income-producing job boards in the world for telecommuting freelance writers!

This is your chance to provide your much-needed services to thousands of people who are willing to pay you for your skills, and earn what you're worth for a change.


What types of services?



Examples of Writing Jobs on the Job Boards in this Report:

Editor, Staff Writer, Copy Editor, Copywriter

Freelance Writer, Technical Writer, Columnist,

Magazine Writer, Editorial Assistant, Ghostwriter,

Grant Writer, Poetry Writer, Greeting Card Writer,

Journalists, Press Release Writer, Researcher,

Resume Writer, Script Writer, Translator, Technical Editor


The freelance job boards in this report include all of these jobs
and more! It's also a resource directory full of freelance writing
“How-To” articles, information, education, training, writing
resources, blogs and forums for writers and editors.



Take a Look at What Writers & Editors do:


A Day in a Writer's Life

• creating original works, e.g. Magazine articles, prose, poetry, song lyrics, or plays
  
• proposing topics about which to write or receiving assignments
  
• gathering information about the topic
  
• selecting and organizing the material he or she has gathered
  
• using the written word to express ideas and convey information
  
• revising or rewriting material
  
• preparing advertising copy
  
• selling one's work to publishers, advertising agencies, public relations firms, and publication enterprises

A Day in an Editor's Life

• reviewing, rewriting, and editing the work of writers
  
• planning the content of books, journals, and magazines
  
• deciding what material will appeal to readers
  
• reviewing and editing drafts of books and articles
  
• offering comments to improve the work
  
• suggesting possible titles
  
• overseeing the production of publications
  
• reviewing book proposals and deciding whether to buy the publication rights

What Else You'll learn In This Report:

• 4 sites that pay up to $1,000/week or $20/page for college students' papers (page 23)
  
• 1 site that pays $20 for articles/reviews about Microsoft products (Page 24)
  
• 20 links in the Resources Section leading to hundreds of writing resources (Page 25)
  
• Writing resources include: “How-To” freelancer blogs, forums, networking, tools, and more
  
• You won't get just plain old links with no explanation of where they go
  
• I describe what the links go to, why they are so great and/or give a short review of the site
  
• Information, links and training on how to use Craig's List to find Freelance Jobs
  
• A secret search tool that lets you search all of CraigsList.org by keyword (Page 15)
  
• A list of 32 search terms to use when doing database searches (Page 5)

Are you wondering if freelance writers will still be in demand in the future?


Take a Look at the 2010 Job Outlook for Writers:

• Employment of writers and editors is expected to increase faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2010.
  
• Employment of salaried writers and editors for newspapers, periodicals, book publishers, and nonprofit organizations is expected to increase as demand grows for their publications.
  
• Magazines and other periodicals increasingly are developing market niches, appealing to readers with special interests.
  
• Online publications and services are growing in number and sophistication, spurring the demand for writers and editors.
  
• Businesses and organizations are developing newsletters and Internet websites and more companies are experimenting with publishing materials directly for the Internet.
  
• Advertising and public relations agencies, which also are growing, should be another source of new jobs.
  
• Demand for technical writers and writers with expertise in specialty areas, such as law, medicine, or economics, is expected to increase because of the continuing expansion of scientific and technical information and the need to communicate it to others.
  
• In addition to job openings created by employment growth, many openings will occur as experienced workers retire, transfer to other occupations, or leave the labor force.
  
• Despite projections of fast employment growth and numerous replacement needs, the outlook for most writing and editing jobs is expected to be competitive.

[Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-09 Edition, Writers and Editors, on the Internet]

• You will literally get hundreds of live links to thousands of job postings
  
• When I say “thousands” I don't mean 1,000-2,000, I mean 5,000 jobs or more!
  
• There are NO affiliate links, upsells or OTO's in this report

This report will help you make money, save you a LOT of time and educate you on the multi-million dollar world-wide business of telecommuter freelance writing from your own home office.


This report will be all you need to GET you going and KEEP you going for a long time, but...


I've got some very helpful, related Bonuses in this package for you too! Check these out:


Bonus #1: “Cash Payday For Writers” - a 43-page PDF report that has a list of 27 sites where you can go to make money as a writer. Each site has a good descriptive write-up so you can learn about it before you visit.


Bonus #2: “25 Writing Markets... Paying up to or Around $.20 a Word” - This 16-page PDF is a very nice list of 25 magazines that pay up to around 20 cents a word for your articles. You will get the name, description, rate of pay and a link to the writer's guidelines for the magazine.


Bonus #3: “The Full-Time Freelance Writer Report” - A 24-page PDF report from someone who was earning $5,000 in July 2007, $10,000 a month in July 2008 and most likely more than that in 2009 as a freelance writer. It's basically his story of how he got started plus a whole lot of his success tips.


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It’s written for the person stuck in the cubicle who’s wondering if maybe she’s broken. She’s got a great job yet for some reason all she wants to do is get the heck out and start her own business.

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PRICE, ORDERING AND DOWNLOAD INFORMATION:


As a Warriors-Only Special Offer, I am offering this package for about 60% off the product launch price of $27.00.

You can grab it right now for only $12.00 but this price will be going up the next time I bump it back to Page 1.

This will be your last chance to get this for $12.00 so get it while you can.

Think of your investment this way:

$12.00 is LESS than the money you will earn from ONE article at the site on page 15 in my report!

Your order will be automatically processed by E-Junkie & PayPal. You will get an email from E-Junkie with the download link for this package.


If you're serious about making good money as a freelance writer you honestly must get going right now!

The longer you wait, more and more unemployed and underemployed people will realize that they can make money online with their writing and the more competition you will have.

Take your writing business to the next level and earn what you're worth! Don't settle for $5.00 or less for your articles anymore! Why would you do that when you could be making so much more?

You're just a few minutes away from learning where to earn at least $10.00 for articles and up to $6,000.00 for magazine articles.

You just need to know once and for all, where to make the big bucks and this report will show you!


Sincerely,

Daniel Tierney

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[This report is an original PDF ebook based on my own research & experiences and was 100% written, edited and published by me, Daniel W. Tierney]


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[pheonix44]

This seems like a good deal, do you give advice on various types of writing. The kind of writing one would do for a magazine is a world apart from what you would do for webmasters.

[TMG Enterprises]

I've just barely begun to glance through this package but I must say this is a huge resource package for anyone who wants to make money with freelance writing. I thought I knew of a lot of places to locate jobs but this just blows me away.

I'm surprised that you will be offering this at only $20, let alone the measly $10 you ask for here. I believe you've underpriced this by a large margin.

Tina

[daddyoh]

Originally Posted by pheonix44

This seems like a good deal, do you give advice on various types of writing. The kind of writing one would do for a magazine is a world apart from what you would do for webmasters.

Great question, phoenix44! Yes, magazine writing is a whole different niche than writing articles for blogs or websites.

My advice: Magazine writing is much better paying but takes a lot longer to get paid for your writing than other types of writing. So, it depends on how soon you want or need to get paid.

[daddyoh]

Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises

I've just barely begun to glance through this package but I must say this is a huge resource package for anyone who wants to make money with freelance writing. I thought I knew of a lot of places to locate jobs but this just blows me away.

I'm surprised that you will be offering this at only $20, let alone the measly $10 you ask for here. I believe you've underpriced this by a large margin.

Tina

Tina: thank you for your order, feedback and the review!

About the $10.00 price: I just want to give my fellow Warriors an excellent deal and try to help out those who need/want to make some easy money. Times are tough right now (I know this firsthand) and this is my first new report in over a year and I want it to go over well.

That $10.00 and $20.00 price will both be going up soon. That I can assure you.

[daddyoh]

I just got a Warrior Testimonial via Skype. He doesn't have enough posts to Reply here:

"Wanna do freelance research for hours or days online? Be my guest. But the price he is charging is MINISCULE compared to the length of time it would take to compile this great ebook of information. You will know where to go, what to do, and how much you can make. This is about as diversified an ebook on freelance writing as you can find and you owe Dan more than your fee...you will owe him a great deal of gratitude, believe me. This thing is the encycolpedia of freelance writing and at-home-writing jobs. Forget wasting time and get it. He holds nothing back and overdelivers in my opinion."

"One more thing, Dan's character is one of integrity and honesty. He is available when you need him, and that is more than we can say about a lot of "gurus." We need people like Dan! Go get em, bro."--Will. W., formywife

[Scott Ames]

This was a no brainer. Gosh.. if you want to make money writing this huge package will tell you exactly where you can collect the cash. It would take me forever to research and put this stuff together. I would probably pay a researcher about $500 to get it done and I wonder if they would find half the resources you've included.

I like that its not slanted toward any one type of writing. Anyone that writes can find gems here.

This had lots of ideas that are useful for writers too. Anyone that dreams of making money writing should have this WSO. It's so affordable. Good job Dan.

[daddyoh]

Thank you so much, Scott!
I appreciate this a lot!
Yes, I love research & resources.
I probably spend too much time on both...
to the detriment of other things.

[4morereferrals]

I'm a big Fan of Dan ...

He and I have worked on several projects and he is top notch - I didnt even need to think about this one.

This just very well may come in handy soon!

Thanks for another great resource Dan.

Steve

[johnchan]

Everything by Dan is top notch. I buy every one of them, simple as that.

Thanks Dan for another piece of excellent works of yours.

Just purchased and will get into it ASAP.

[daddyoh]

Steve & John,

Hi guys! Thank you very much
and all the best to you both,

Dan

[KenThompson]

Hey Dan... just got this. Looks like a real peach of a WSO.

I'm a repeat customer, so I knew it'd be first rate. I've always
wanted to break into magazine writing and this looks like it'll
help a lot.

Last year I snagged an assignment for 12 articles at 50/article.
That was for an offline newsletter, but the articles were not
the usual eza type articles, either. So I know this stuff is out
there.

Thanks again, Dan.

[Rachel Goodchild]

as a fulltime freelancer- this looks like a great idea!

just a word to those buying it- it's important you don't see it as a magical place to make your millions. It's possible to do very well as a freelancer- and I think this list is AWESOME to have- but you need to follow it with a good writing style. Web writing such as the writing that is common for IM articles is not at a high enough standard.

Do some research before you apply for any gigs at these publications- but certainly go for it!

[rjj418]

Rank this WSO high on your NO BRAINER LIST! Quality work at reasonable price. Keep an eye - Dan usually produces products in bunches! The advice contained here is worth 100X the price you are going to pay today if you apply it.

Thanks again Dan!

Rich J

[daddyoh]

Thank you everybody for all the overnight orders and to all who made a Comment here!

To Ken: Congrats on the $50 per article job you landed last year! Yes, there are many places in this report (mainly magazines and offline businesses) where people are willing & ready to pay this amt. Wish you total success as a magazine writer! Submit lots of Query Letters

To David: I don't write in the report abt how to do research prior to writing articles. But there are multiple links in it to resources for training on pretty much all aspects of writing. About the timing of payment: I saw jobs that pay weekly, every-other-week, monthly, 2-weeks after the end of the month and magazines, which take the longest. Some mags pay after they accept the article and some don't pay until after the article is published.

To Rachel: Thank you for your excellent insight based on your obvious personal experience.

To Rich: Thank you again for your continued support and feedback! Yes, I'm back into full blown writing mode with a huge list of ideas for new reports.

Stay tuned...