Freelance Writing Jobs: How to Find Your First

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Don’t Fear to Start Small
Of course, some experienced freelance writers can make over $100 per hour. But while you’re not experienced yet, you shouldn’t expect such a high income. It’s okay if you get $20 per hour in the beginning. Be courageous and hope for the best only. In a matter of months, you can start getting several times more. If you work properly and take your responsibilities seriously, you will have a steady income, regular workload, and prospective clients who will come to you (and you won’t have to look for them).Gain Experience
While you’re beginning to write, don’t forget to bulk out your portfolio and build your network. Meanwhile, increase the exposure to your blog and practice, practice, practice.Avoid Content Farms
I mean such services as Elance, Text Broker and oDesk. It’s better if you find a way to work on more rewarding projects, which you’ll be pleased to add into your portfolio. Find the work where you’ll be appreciated and where you’ll develop your connections and skills.Browse Freelance Writing Job Listings
There are a few principles to consider here. Look for the companies and sites that:- Interest you;
- Are reputable;
- Offer permanent or semi-permanent writing jobs (so, you don’t have to look for a new work constantly);
- Offer reasonable pay (not incentive-based);
- Have worked with writers before.