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Index
Introduction Why I Wrote This Book You Must Be Persistent and Believe in Yourself How to Use This Book You Can Do This Section 1: Before You Get Started Chapter 1
What Is Content Marketing Writing?
Who Hires Content Marketing Writers? What Do Content Marketing Writers Write? New Terms to Learn You May Already Be a Content Marketing Writer Is Content Marketing Going to Go Away Soon?
Chapter 2
Journalists and Content Marketing
Four Key Similarities between Journalism and Content Marketing Writing Six Key Differences between Content Marketing Writing and Journalism Can You Ethically Write Content Marketing and Journalism?
Section 2: Find Your Perfect Client Chapter 3
Find Your Niches
What Exactly Is a Niche? The Importance of Having a Niche Can Generalists Land Content Marketing Gigs? Identifying Your Niches Breaking Into a New Niche Add a B2B Technology Niche Even If You’re Not a Geek
Chapter 4
Find Your Perfect Clients
The Perfect Client for You Should You Work with Agencies or Direct Clients? Finding Content Marketing Agencies Tips for Getting Hired by Agencies Finding Work Directly with Businesses A Real-Life Example Tips for Getting Hired by Direct Business Clients When to Turn Down a Client
Chapter 5
Write Letters of Introduction That Land the Gig
The Letter of Introduction The Five(ish) Sentence LOI Essential Elements of an Effective LOI My Sample Letter of Introduction An LOI for Every Niche Your Subject Line Matters Sending Your LOI to the Best Contact Following Up on Your LOIs How to Send a Follow-Up Email Not Just Another Email: Creative Ways to Follow Up
Chapter 6
Create a Marketing Plan
Why You Need a Marketing Plan Sample General Marketing Plan
Chapter 7
Help Your Perfect Clients Find You
Your LinkedIn Profile Your Writer Website Three Reasons Content Marketing Writers Need a Website Designing a Writer Website That Will Help Clients Find and Hire You Organize Your Clips by Niche Should You Put Rate Information on Your Website? Increasing the SEO for Your Writer Website Twitter: Learn to Use Social Media as Marketing
Chapter 8
Network with Potential Clients and Writers
Your Personal Connections Attend Conferences and Association Meetings Networking with Other Writers Three Things Every Writer Should Do to Help Other Writers
Section 3: Write Great Content Chapter 9
Get Ready to Write
Understanding Your Audience Content Marketing Writing and SEO Finding Sources
Chapter 10
Write in the Brand Voice
Why Voice Should Be a Top Priority How to Determine What Tone a Client Wants Style Elements That Contribute to the Tone
Chapter 11
Managing Revisions
Write an Outline Avoid the “Who Is Ralph?” Syndrome
Section 4: Make Tons of Money Chapter 12
The Secrets behind High-Income Writers
Anchor Clients: A Cornerstone for Earning a High Income How to Find Anchor Clients Keeping Your Baskets Balanced Persistence: Not Giving Up When Most People Would Having a Business-Owner Mentality: You Are Not Just a Freelancer 10 Reasons Why You Are Not Meeting Your Income Goals Breaking Six Figures the First Time The Numbers Behind a $19K Month
Chapter 13
Set Your Rates
Freelancers Must Talk about Money with Each Other Pricing Models: By Word, by Hour or by Project Determining How Long a Project Will Take Setting Your Content Marketing Writing Rates Should You Ever Take an Unpaid Writing Test?
Chapter 14
Negotiating with Clients
Evaluating a Rate Answering the “What Are Your Rates?” Question Tips for Negotiating with Clients When to Take a Slightly Low-Paying Gig Negotiating Legal Documents with Clients When Negotiations Fail
Chapter 15
Increasing Your Income
How to Increase Your Income By $15,000 (or More) This Year without Working One Hour More Increase Your Writing Speed
Section 5: Build a Business You Love Chapter 16
Design Your Perfect Business
Chapter 17
Writing about Topics That Matter to You
Pay Your Mortgage Versus Pay Your Soul Pitching Journalistic Stories to Feed Your Soul
Chapter 18
Work Only with Clients You Like
Start by Being Yourself
Chapter 19
Use Your Freedom
Conclusion Acknowledgments
Appendix: Sample Marketing Plans
First-Time Freelance Writer First-Time Freelancer with Related Career Experience Writers with Journalism Experience Experienced Content Marketing Writer Wanting to Grow Your Business
About the Author
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