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As a new seller, you got your back against the wall and we have all been there. Those times were, its like you know your right there and almost time for the puzzle to be solved but life makes you feel like you have lost a piece or two or three. Yea we all have been there and its no fun what so ever. One things for sure i have learned that you need a whole lot of patience in life and honestly with patience and dedication and self motivation anything really possible and every one who's successful And, I can tell you the same thing, hard work
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There are plenty of websites out there that you can start selling your writing services through. You can look up "freelancer marketplaces" in google as well as "article writers". If you can find where people are selling their writing services, you're on the right path. Now you'll need to build up your profile a bit in order to get more sales.
This is the part you may not like, because you won't really profit. You'll need to price your work extremely low in order to get the initial clients to hire you. I know I've hired plenty of writers who were just starting out because they offered a good example and they were half the price of the competition. I don't always re hire them because not all of them are that good, but you can find a diamond in the ruff here and there After you build up your client list you can then let them know you offer website content writing and onpage/offpage optimization if they're interested. This is where you'll profit because the overhead is very low. You can even outsource 90% of the work if you want and keep 50% or more of the profit
Well, that's just an idea of how to get started in this niche Freelancing isn't an easy thing to start. I would suggest getting into content writing and building up your clientele list. As you're writing for clients I would suggest learning SEO and Online Marketing so that you can not only optimize the content for your clients but you can start setting up a website to pull in clients to do marketing for. Now you won't be able to do the SEO and Online Marketing for your clients right when you start writing for them, you'll need to learn the ropes first. There are plenty of websites out there that you can start selling your writing services through. You can look up "freelancer marketplaces" in google as well as "article writers". If you can find where people are selling their writing services, you're on the right path. Now you'll need to build up your profile a bit in order to get more sales. This is the part you may not like, because you won't really profit. You'll need to price your work extremely low in order to get the initial clients to hire you. I know I've hired plenty of writers who were just starting out because they offered a good example and they were half the price of the competition. I don't always re hire them because not all of them are that good, but you can find a diamond in the ruff here and there :D After you build up your client list you can then let them know you offer website content writing and onpage/offpage optimization if they're interested. This is where you'll profit because the overhead is very low. You can even outsource 90% of the work if you want and keep 50% or more of the profit :D Well, that's just an idea of how to get started in this niche :)
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