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All Freelance Writing is a comprehensive resource for freelance writers of all skill levels. Since our launch in 2006 under the name Six Figure Writers, we've featured a freelance writing blog offering business advice, freelance marketing tips, and more. In addition to a multi-author freelance writing blog, All Freelance Writing also offers a writer's market directory, writing forum, freelance marketplace, and a collection of exclusive free resources for writers.
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From the Freelance Writing Blog
Here are some of the most recent updates from All Freelance Writing's multi-author blog. Visit the full freelance writing blog to browse all of our articles and site news. On the blog you can find freelance business advice, marketing tips, information on managing freelance finances, productivity and organization tips for freelancers, stories about working from home and being a work at home parent, and much more. We also discuss the art of writing, from improving your grammar to writing specialties such as blogging and magazine writing.
The Rules of the Sneaky Serial Comma
By Rebecca Garland on May 23rd, 2013
If there was ever a piece of punctuation to give us all fits, it’s the comma. When do you use it? When are you using it too much? Do I need a comma there? Correct comma usage causes endless questions simply because there are so many rules. Let’s worry about one comma in particular – the serial, or Oxford, comma. It’s the most controversial of the lot. So what’s a serial comma? A serial comma is the last comma that typically appears in a list. For example: If I had my way, I’d eat cake, pie, and cookies every day. …
Where to Find Freelance Blogging Clients
By Jennifer Mattern on May 22nd, 2013
Have you thought about getting into freelance blogging? Are you already a freelance blogger, but you’re struggling to find new clients? Blogging is one of my favorite projects to take on as a freelance writer. Finding clients was easy for me early on because the client base I was working with on PR writing projects also happened to have a strong need for blogging services. But these days things are a bit different. There are more blogs out there. But there are also more bloggers competing for gigs. So if you’re just starting out, where should you look for freelance blogging clients …
3 Online Writing Jobs for Local Businesses
By Jennifer Mattern on May 21st, 2013
One of the biggest benefits of writing for the Web is that it gives freelance writers the ability to work with clients all over the world. These days everything can be done online from invoicing to delivery. But that doesn’t mean you have to work with clients outside of your area. Some writers are more comfortable working with local clients, and that’s perfectly fine as long as there is enough local business to keep you busy. If you’d prefer to pitch more projects to local business owners and your passion is writing for the Web, what exactly might local businesses need? Let’s …
Here are some of the most recent updates from All Freelance Writing's multi-author blog. Visit the full freelance writing blog to browse all of our articles and site news. On the blog you can find freelance business advice, marketing tips, information on managing freelance finances, productivity and organization tips for freelancers, stories about working from home and being a work at home parent, and much more. We also discuss the art of writing, from improving your grammar to writing specialties such as blogging and magazine writing.
The Rules of the Sneaky Serial Comma
By Rebecca Garland on May 23rd, 2013If there was ever a piece of punctuation to give us all fits, it’s the comma. When do you use it? When are you using it too much? Do I need a comma there? Correct comma usage causes endless questions simply because there are so many rules. Let’s worry about one comma in particular – the serial, or Oxford, comma. It’s the most controversial of the lot. So what’s a serial comma? A serial comma is the last comma that typically appears in a list. For example: If I had my way, I’d eat cake, pie, and cookies every day. …
Where to Find Freelance Blogging Clients
By Jennifer Mattern on May 22nd, 2013Have you thought about getting into freelance blogging? Are you already a freelance blogger, but you’re struggling to find new clients? Blogging is one of my favorite projects to take on as a freelance writer. Finding clients was easy for me early on because the client base I was working with on PR writing projects also happened to have a strong need for blogging services. But these days things are a bit different. There are more blogs out there. But there are also more bloggers competing for gigs. So if you’re just starting out, where should you look for freelance blogging clients …
3 Online Writing Jobs for Local Businesses
By Jennifer Mattern on May 21st, 2013One of the biggest benefits of writing for the Web is that it gives freelance writers the ability to work with clients all over the world. These days everything can be done online from invoicing to delivery. But that doesn’t mean you have to work with clients outside of your area. Some writers are more comfortable working with local clients, and that’s perfectly fine as long as there is enough local business to keep you busy. If you’d prefer to pitch more projects to local business owners and your passion is writing for the Web, what exactly might local businesses need? Let’s …