If you needed $1000 per month

Take a look at this thread:

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...desperate.html

I would find a client that was willing to purchase 50-100 articles a month on a regular basis.

That is if I was desperate to make $1,000 starting IMMEDIATELY. I think writing is the best way to make money within the hour that you start.

Of course this depends on price point etc...as I have one client that pays $1,000 a month for 20 articles, but it all depends person to person and client to client.

Drew

Outsource yourself. If you're good at writing, offer your services in the Warriors for Hire section. That's a good place to start.

There are article writing sites where companies pay authors to write articles for them. Textbroker is a good one. $1000 is quite steep in the first month, but you could sure give it a try.

You could become a full-time writer. I have a buddy that is a staff writer for makeuseof.com and makes around $450-500 per month. He only writes 2 500 word articles a week. I'm sure you can find 2 decent blogs or websites to write for to hit that $1,000 mark!

thanks for the replies so far....I have been writing for years and have written thousands upon thousands of articles for clients.

However, it is very difficult to find clients that want to pay a decent price for articles. I am willing to write for money and I do that.... but as all freelancers know it can be inconsistent.


I think that maybe my weakness lies in marketing myself. I have a website that outlines my writing services but have never tried to actively market it.

I have also been told to never put all your eggs into one basket so in addition to writing services is there any other avenues that will provide a consistent $1000 per month?

I would like to choose two or three that appear feasible and focus on getting those going.

If you want to make a reliable income as a writer, you have to be reliable. Part-time is fine; I've worked with several writers who wrote part-time. The impetus is on you to manage your time properly.

You have to decide for yourself whether this is something you really want to do. It seems that every so often you come in here and ask about making it as a writer, yet your track record does not appear to show a commitment to that goal.

You had a WSO in the beginning of last year. You appeared to start out well. You received glowing testimonials from people who had purchased your services and were satisfied with the quality of your work. Then, the WSO thread ends with you missing deadlines, issuing refunds, and not responding to people.

Your next WSO appeared to do better, though there were not as many respondents to the thread. There was another WSO after that that appeared to have some sporadic activity.

A few months later, you had another post essentially asking how you could make it as a writer. The day before you started that thread, you posted a Warrior for Hire thread. Two months into that, you closed the thread with a statement that you were not taking on new clients. You also removed the link to your writing website from your signature.

Now, here you are again.

The question that you need to ask yourself is do you really want to earn a part-time (or even full-time) income as a writer? Or, do you just want to be a writer when you need fast cash? Once you answer that, you can figure out a plan going the route you want to take.

Based on what I have seen, I would not hire you as a writer because I don't know if I could count on you for future work. If I have a choice between someone I know I can shoot an eMail and she'll get my article done and someone I don't know whether will even respond to my eMail, I'm going to go with the former. Sorry if that's harsh, but that's the impression I have from seeing your history here.

Well, one thing you could do is have your link in your signature. Unless, of course, you don't really want to push your writing services, which is fine if that's your choice.

if a person could write 30 300 to 500 word articles per day then $1000 per month could be easy.

Sure you could write articles, but I would go for writing reports myself as they can produce a higher hourly rate if you market them correctly, such as selling PLR rights... or you could even sell physical books

GET A JOB EASY ANSWER

Offer article writing services in the warriors for hire section on this
forum, on elance, freelancer, etc.. etc... You could easily exceed $1000
monthly with writing if you really like writing.