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Index
Introduction PART 1: WRITING AND PUBLISHING
Chapter 1 - Write a Lot and Create a Portfolio
How to Write Finding Ideas Writing Mediums Just do it—Write! Seeing Your Words in Print Creating a Portfolio Writing Communities Making a Career from Writing What to Expect from This Book
Chapter 2 - Write for an Online Audience
Writing and Formatting Online Articles Publishing Poetry Online Where to Publish Online
Blog Content Website
Chapter 3 - Traditional Publishing with Periodicals
Unique Article Angle Brainstorm Ideas Narrow Your Idea Fitting for the Magazine Effective Querying Rejection Acceptance Write, Submit, and Get Paid
Chapter 4 - Ghostwriting
Pros and Cons Where Can You Find Ghostwriting Opportunities?
Job Boards Work for Hire Assignment Marketplaces
Your Rate Private Clients
Chapter 5 - Write a Book
Interest Dedication Time Patience Print Books
Cost of Print Books Format of Print Books
Ebooks
Cost of Ebooks Format of Ebooks
Publishing a Book as Both a Print Book and an Ebook Traditional Publishing Process
Publishing Nonfiction Books Traditionally Publishing Fiction Books Traditionally
Self-Publishing Print-on-Demand Publishing A Final Word
Chapter 6 - Write for Free
Marketing Gaining Readership Indirect Income
PART 2: MARKETING
Chapter 7 - Forms of Marketing
Advertising Materials Social Networking Websites Online Communities In Person Concluding Words of Advice
Chapter 8 - Manage a Website, Blog, or Both!
Websites
Home Page Other Pages Additional Tips
Blogs
Chapter 9 - Networking
Start Small Interviewing Online Forums Gain Connections
Chapter 10 - Electronic Signatures
Professional Email Address Creating a Signature Functionality in Emails Signatures in Forums Creating Hyperlinks Importance of Quality Writing
PART 3: JOBS AND JOB SEARCHING
Chapter 11 - Searching for Writing Jobs
Importance of Education When Obtaining a Job The Significance of Writing Jobs Search Online for Writing Jobs How to Search Online Databases Correctly Search Print Ads for Writing Jobs Search for a Writing Job In Person Search for a Writing Job by Word of Mouth Job Search Process Applying for the Job Following up on Your Application The Interview After the Interview
Chapter 12 - Crafting a Resume
The Importance of Keeping Your Resume Updated Post Your Resume Online A Beginning Writer’s Resume
Objective Statement Highlighting Your Skills Education Section Awards and Accomplishments Work Experience or Work History
Chapter 13 - Cover Letters
Purposes of a Cover Letter The Introduction Reader’s Attention Work History Accomplishments Closing The Angle
PART 4: EDUCATE YOURSELF
Chapter 14 - Writing Courses
Free Courses Online Courses Campus-Based Courses Certificate Programs Online Degrees Campus-Based Degrees The Important Part Types of Courses
Chapter 15 - Reading and Writing Book Reviews
Reading as a Writer Purposes of Reading Book Reviews Structure of a Book Review
Chapter 16 - Search Engine Optimization
Using Keywords Limit Outbound Links Put Important Keywords at the Top Internal Links Work Correctly Avoid Flashy Ads Helpful Links
PART 5: HELPFUL TOOLS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Chapter 17 - Equipment and Supplies
Paper and a Writing Utensil Comfortable Chair Table Light Notebook Word-Processing Device, Laptop, or Desktop Computer Internet Connection Desk Printer Filing Cabinet and Supplies
Chapter 18 - Tracking Income and Expenses
Why to Keep Track of Work Performed Income as a Freelance Writer Create a Simple Budget Chart Income and Expenses Chart Work Activities Chart Writing Time Chart Computer Files and Folders Receipts and Documents
PART 6: A WRITER’S LIFESTYLE
Chapter 19 - A Lifestyle Change
Working a Lot Working Alone Less Sleep Coffee Consumption Computer Time Casual Living Positives of Being a Freelance Writer
Chapter 20 - Be Assertive About Your Career Needs
Alone Time Ask for Help Create Charts
Chapter 21 - Income and Payment
Article Pay Website Advertisements Ghostwriting Selling Books
Afterword About the Author
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