Writerpreneur: How to Work From Home as an Online Writer, Find Premium Clients, & Make Money Online

by Rory Parker

It's Time To Step Out On Your Own And Become A WriterpreneurIf you have ever thought about leaving your 9 to 5 job behind, controlling your own life, and starting your own online business, this is the way.Online writing gives you a way to make money online so that you can work from home and work for yourself. It lets you choose what time of the day to work, and allows you to create a side income, part time income or even a full time income. This Online Writing Business Book Will Help Determine If You Have What It TakesBuild The Skills you Need To Be A Writerpreneur Market Your Online Writing BusinessFind Premium ClientsProvide the Best Customer ExperienceBuild a Full Time Writing EmpireA Personal Note From The Read the story of how I went from $0 to $1500 in less than two months, and then onto a full time income working from home. I procrastinated way too long in getting started, all because I didn't have a solid plan.In How to Work From Home as an Online Writer, Find Premium Clients, & Make Money Online I walk you through the exact steps that I took to get started quickly. Don't waste your time on outdated techniques for customer acquisition; I only discuss what is working right now.Issues About Writing and Making Money Online Addressed in the Writerpreneur How to Make Sure You Don't Get Into the Rut of Low Paying Work, and Having Bad CustomersHow to Develop Your Writing Skills to Make the Best Use of Limited Free TimeHow to Build a Team to Turn a Part Time Online Writing Business into a Full Time One If you've read blogs and other online content for any length of time, you know that in order to communicate on the Internet you need a clear, friendly, conversational writing style. Sophisticated writing is not needed. With enough practice, anyone can become an online writer.It's time to become your own Internet success story and start your Writerpreneur business.

Genres: Writing, Nonfiction, Business

48 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 7, 2012

Reviews

[Brainiac]

Rory Parker does an amazing job writing this book, explaining the nuances of freelance writing.
Writing is an art, which one has to hone through sheer habit of reading books, blogs, articles etc. She explicitly states that writing doesn't need to be precise in terms of vocabulary and grammar, but sufficient enough for an 8th Grader, but mustn't contain gibberish.
Rory highlights specific skills one needs to have before starting out, and if one doesn't- she's got a solution for that too (which I find missing in most blogs which are meant to get one started blogging).
Overall, this 128 Page book is the exact thing I have been looking for a long time and I am glad that I read this book in one sitting, which most authors in this area aren't able to achieve (get readers glued to the whole article at one go).


PS: This is my first ever book review. So please excuse any typos or grammatical/ vocabulary related mistakes. If you point out, I'd be more than happy to edit it and give a shout-out to you (if possible).

[Jen Grice]

Just okay. Short and to the point, which I like. I gained a few ideas I wasn't aware of but most of this information is either common sense or you learn as you're writing for a living. This book is mainly about freelance writing as a full-time job and I would have liked to read more about book writing. But maybe that's a different book.

[Rodney Williams]

I didn't know how much I didn't know until I read this ebook!

Preparing to retire from a corporate career, I am seeking a platform and an income stream. Rory Parker laid the basics out in and easy to read flow. The clarity and structure made sense immediately. I now know I can do this. More important, I now can make a plan.

[Bayu Bagaswara]

This book is good for newbie about being a writer. Simple and good sentences for us to understand.

[Elisa]

This is an easy read,taking me less than 20 minutes to complete. The information is basic and not really worth the money. The book offers little and seems like just another quick revenue stream for this particular writer. One of the downsides to the e-book trend is the number of these books on the market, making it difficult to distinguish between good content and fluff. This is fluff.

[Sara Branmore]

Rory touches upon discipline (totally necessary for deadlines) and working out just how much time DO YOU really have to dedicate to writing. She talks about getting clients too which wasn't something I was interested in, but you may be. Marketing is also mentioned, another necessary "to do" in today's world of DIY book publishing.

[Sanntint]

This is a book about how to start as an online writer and very positive to me as I have planned to write my voice online ! Some suggestions sound to real but some are still alien to me , a person who lives in a country where English is not first language and with limited Internet access ! But thank you your all tips !

[Afton Nelson]

Short, to-the-point, motivating, timely--stuff you can use.