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writing: Table of contents: How to Become a Freelance Writer 1.Big tips 2.Mindset first 3. Set up your business 4. Decide who you will serve5. Create an online presence 6. Build your network 7. Get samples 8. Decidewhat to charge 9.. Avoid scams 11. Do the writing12. Deal with clients 1. Big tips If you don’t have time for the long Q&A,let me give you a few top-level insights that should help calm

your worries: • Freelance writing is a real, viable career. Not amyth. • There are no hard- Chinese Malaysia Phone Number List and-fast rules in freelancing — experiment and seewhat works for you. • There are no ‘going rates’ — every client situation isdifferent. • You don’t need ‘credentials‘ or to be an expert. • No one canpredict how much you’ll get paid to write, or how quickly. It’s up to you. •You don’t need ‘contacts’ — you can write your way in the door. • The

answer to many of your questions is, ‘It depends.’ • Take yourgoals seriously — even if others in your life don’t. • Don’t worry aboutfinding the best apps or tools to use in your freelance biz. Instead, focusmostly on getting clients. • In general, fiction, poetry, and personal essaysare not the basis of a bill-paying freelance career (you can get paid to writepoetry, but don’t expect it to be a full-time career). The money is in reported