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How to Make Your Blog or Website Stand Out From the Crowd
By Angela Atkinson If you stopped by our blog yesterday, you might have seen the announcement we made about our newly launched forum, as well as the offer we made to give you free feedback on your...
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WM Freelance Writers Connection Weekly Wrap-Up 3/20 – 3/26
By Pam Houghton I have no intro. So onto the week behind us! Who’s your writing hero? Linda Stephens finds inspiration in Anne Lamott’s candid prose, and aspires to her authenticity. She tells us so,...
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New Author Takes An Unconventional Approach to Getting Published
Note from Angela: I met Australian writer Wendy Hird in our new freelance writers forum here at WMF. She was one of the lucky recipients of a free site review, and when I checked out her site, I was so...
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Freelance Writers Make a Good Impression on Clients
By Rebecca Sebek Photo by Piotr Bizior_www.bizior.com A month ago, I was contacted by Josh (not his real name) who was looking for freelance writer for his company. He and whoever else was involved in...
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Special Offer for WM Freelance Writers Connection Subscribers Only
By Angela Atkinson As many of you are aware, I’m co-presenting a webinar with Carol Tice on May 24, during which we’ll share our secrets for finding and getting the best-paying online writing jobs. Get...
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How to Become a Food Writer
Image via Wikipedia By Rebecca Sebek If you’re a ‘foodie’ consider pursuing food writing. You can begin by reviewing restaurants in your area, but most food writers travel across the U.S. and or...
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Mid-Year Check In
by Linda Stephens Living in a seasonal climate, spring is recognized as the time of renewal, of life rousing from the long sleep of winter. Summer is most often characterized by activity, of travel and...
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Unsolicited Advice
by Linda Stephens When you ask for comments on your work, you need to be open to different perspectives and prepared for divergent opinions. But what about unsolicited advice? I received an email this...
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Advice from a Storm Chaser
by Linda Stephens As we all look at photos of Irene’s attack on the east coast, I’m thinking about my friend Jen Henderson. Jen is a freelance writer…and a PhD student, teacher, wife, plastic-free...
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How Writers Can Update Content With Smart Sliding Notes
Smart Sliding Notes Tabs Plugin, showing skins. by Shakirah Dawud Disclaimer: The Smart Sliding Notes brand is a client of mine. However, I was not paid or asked for this review of the product, nor do...
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