Anyone in this niche?

I wrote a lot of clean energy content. I created blog posts, email sequences, and even industry events reviews. I worked with small and big companies. I wrote for installation companies, non-profit organizations, and governmental organizations as well.

I landed my first client with Fiverr. Otherwise, I used Facebook Ads, cold emailing, and social media marketing. I also asked my current clients to refer me.

Expect to write anything from tweets to case studies.

I wrote web copy, email marketing content, and brochures.

You'll also need to research on legal issues surrounding clean energy, watch out for industry news as they happen, and understand the difference between solar energy technologies.

It's a fascinating niche to be writing for.

I do solar lead gen for companies its basically a qualification style funnel via clickfunnels with traffic from Facebook ads.

It's a super competitive industry. I started 12 years ago. I really don't know how people can break into the market when there hundreds of thousands of them are available in India. Don't get me wrong. I know you are specialised. But even that niche is over-fished by those countries.

Of course, you need to start by showcasing your writing skills in that niche. writing articles and having them posted on directories will give you a good reference to what you can do. All you will need to do is to send the links to your potential customers and lots of work will flow in your direction.

You need to hope for a big project. Start small and you will understand whether you can handle this kind of work.

Google: 150 million results for 'renewable energy' and 600 million for alternative energy. no info?



Are you asking about 'copywriting' (writing designed to sell) or about content writing?


I've written over 500 long articles (1500 word) articles on energy topics. You have to do the research - learn the subject so you know what to write about - and you must be able to write in an interesting and/or compelling way.



You can 'break into' any market if you are a good writer and knowledgeable in the niche you write about. If there is competition, it means there are customers in that niche.

Cool thing 'bout Now is how we less stoopid 'bout our impact on the planet than we were back in the day we all aspired to havin' our teeth ripped out in favor of cosmetically sooperior ivory alternatives.

Trooth is, we burnin' up & burnin' out -- ravagin' our random geology & depositin' burned-out shitola anyplace, with no heed paid to the fyooture beyond MY FIRST GRANDKID GETS MY HOME, MY SECOND GRANDKID GETS MY SHOOT 'EM DEAD RIFLE COLLECTION, REST GOTTA FIGURE.

Only ... summa the fresh-faced imbecile no-hopers we turnin' out right now be lookin' way smarter regardin' stayin' around than anywan evah imagined.

Back in the day, SCIENCE got housewives squirtin' their flaps for CLEANER BRIGHTER CHEAPER cozza sum stoopidly bleach-crazy malefica gonna blitz all germs.

Problem was -- also contains chemicals gonna blind your cat & peel the sheen from granma's Thanksgiving cutlery till actschwlly ... granma she poisoned to death slicin' her potaters.

So much depends on clean air, freedom from trash, reverence for mortality's fruits.

An' while the big prodoocers are figurin' this into their narrative while simultaneously milkin' our green an' present tits, gotta wonder how eco-centricity might wanna roll out as millennials & centennials get their hands on all the power lever sh*t.