Earn a 6-Figure (Super!) Salary with Creative Writing

You may choose to study English Lit or Communications, PR, as well as something else, such Canadian Studies.)—and then somehow, by some grace of resumé roulette, end up working as an admin assistant for a A company that sells lawn fertiliser. (It is not exactly) WritingYou can, however. Do Send late payment notices

Your boss Alan calls you eventually “toots” You realize that you are not living the best life for 500 times. a Set your goals high and make sure you don’t let anyone stop you. a You are a freelance writer. Although you don’t know much about freelance writing yet, Do Know that you can write a This sentence is a great one. You can prove it by writing the world’s most creative Fiverr profile.

Alan, you can do it!

And then……..crickets. Demoralizing, big, fat ones.

You will receive an inquiry from them until then. a Living, breathing client Real person! It is a person who wants to help you. You are so happy. You are so excited, you forget about lunch. You start work right away. Keep your head down, and you will get up with a fancy-looking proposal. Be professional and legitimate. And then, you reply to the client’s inquiry…

…only to discover that they would like you to transcribe 4,500 hours of church sermons for 14 cents.

So, you do what everyone in your situation would do: accept! And you even offer to lower it to 12 cents—you know, for the entire project—because beggars can’t be choosers. Right? You believe Aunt Lisa.

However, eventually you will score a One is a better option with a Pharmaceutical company. They require you to write “white papers,” This sounds very important. It’s easy to sound important. It makes you feel important. Now you can tell Aunt Lisa you’re writing for a Pharmaceutical company! This will certainly impress.

There’s only one problem:

You’re bored to t-e-e-e-e-ars by your work. Wasn’t this supposed to be better? Wasn’t this supposed to light up your soul? Fulfill your creative passions Feel ALIVE ?

You don’t know how to get paid for the type of writing you really want to do: creative, fun, fulfilling, hilarious, lovely, wonderful content you’re actually interested in.

Say “Au Revoir” to Uninspiring Projects From Hell (That Pay Crap & Make Driving for Uber Seem More Lucrative)

Are freelance writers most likely to be? They are independent (hooray!)—buuuuttttt then, to make ends meet, end up writing about things that bore ‘em s-t-i-i-i-f-f-f-f. Cue: the land of medical device companies, case studies, technical manuals, SEO keywords, and glazing over the words “Advanced Glycation End Products.” Oh, who doesn’Do you love Advanced Glycation End Product!

Let’s face it: unless you’re a You have so many options for magic wizard / elf, gnome or fairy!), it’s really hard to find creative writing work that feeds your soul AND your bank account…unless you know How.

That’s where we come in.

For Creative Writers who Want to Earn $100,000+ Doing Work That’s Fun

The Meaty, Hungry Guide to Selling Your Home Creative Writing You’ll learn how to become a creative darling and not just a dabbler. You’ll learn how to stand out from the sea of ONE BILLION WRITERS (seemingly), how to position & market yourself as a pro, how to make the phone ring off the hook (just kidding, nobody answers the phone anymore), and most importantly, command 3X more compensation for your writing than you probably are now—and that’s just to start.

If you are serious about making $100,000+, a A creative writer who writes fun, new, and cool things a living instead of dreary old white papers—You will require this.

Don’t Charge $15/Hour—Learn How to Charge $150

You may be asking, “What?” I wouldn’t charge $150 for organs. Half the battle is letting go of your money story. Not Make assumptions about what a client can or can’t afford. (Some people believe a $3M penthouse is astronomical, but you don’t see penthouses lowering their value so everyone can afford one. Au contraireThey find the right people. can.)

Your job isn’t to make financial decisions for others; your job is make all of them. ‘em ache so badly to do business with you, cost becomes invisible—all they see is value. And guess what? There are plenty of clients who happily pay $150/hr without batting an eyelash. In fact, in some industries it’Standard.

How do you find them? How do you determine what price to charge? How can you overcome your money anxiety?

That’s what this course is for.

It’s OK to be inexperienced and not have the right skills a Portfolio Yet

Don’t you worry about the size—or lack thereof—of your portfolio: the whole point of this guide is to learn! We will start from ground zero in order to show you all of the possibilities. “how to earn a living writing creatively for damn good money” basics you need to know, and then graduating week-by-week into more advanced professional & business strategies and tactics. The Meaty, Hot Guide to Selling Your Product Creative Writing It was designed for freelance writers who are looking to learn more about the art of writing. a It’s not sentence work. But what is it? a Business work, too.

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Here’s What’s in This Fun-Filled Freelancing Guide:

1. Writing, Money, Cashflow—And How to 3X Your Compensation ?
   Or: It’s not what your writing costs, it’s what it’s It is worth it—and how to price yourself accordingly (plus the most common pricing pitfalls of doooom.)
2. Standing out, Finding Lucrative Gigs and Crafting Strategic Knowledge?‍?
   Your job is not to write: it’s to solve people’s problems with Your writing. You need to approach your creative-writing business in a different way than other freelancer writers. (Hint: A lot of the selling you will do happens on what’s called “the back end”—and no, it won’t be on your website…and no, you won’t be on Fiverr.com, either!)
3. How to get your name out there?
   What does it take? a Writers a reputation? How can you be THE go-to author? with a waitlist? Here, we’ll talk about the 3 places you MUST publish your writing, and for three very different reasons: One is for publicity, one for sales, and three are for trust.
4. Say This When You Get an Inquiry…Not That! (Massively Important) ?
   There’s a There are many things that you can do to help yourself in the freelancing world, but few things will be more important than this. If you do this correctly, you can quadruple the earnings. with This is our process.
5. These are the magic words you can say over the phone?
   You’ve gotten a new client inquiry—woo hoo!—and now it’s time to get on the phone. SCARY. But also totally not scary once you learn the #1 thing you need to do when you get on the phone—and how handle the conversation like a pro. The best thing? You WON’T have to answer the “how much does this cost?!” money question! (Phew.) In fact, we require that you don’t.
6. How to write a Proposal that Sells?
   Yes, you do need a proposal and here’s why: it’s the difference between eating at a Fast-food burger joint a Michelin-starred restaurant: same ingredients, much different price points. (Plus, without one, you’re going to end up making 50% less money, while doing 50% more work. Eeeekkkk.)
7. A Meaty, Hairy proposal in the Flesh⚡️
   Of COURSE we’ve gone ahead and developed a Proposal for professional client, in-full. a This is a solid example of what type of information you should include and how it should be written so it SELLS. Not only does it sell, but it also earns double, triple and quadruple its rate.
8. Client Follow-Up & Closing the Deal ?
   There are six possible scenarios that can happen once you send the proposal—and we’re going to go through ALL of them to help you close the client and rock the biz…for more money than you ever imagined.
9. Professional Contracts & Agreements (Yay!) ?
   Sending a lock-tight client contract is not weird, not overkill, and not going to make you look like you’re an untrusting, suspicious little worm. ? It’s going to have the opposite effect: it’s going to make you look like a pro. (It’s also going to defend you from chargebacks, mid-project cancellations, non-payment and other incidents that sometimes happen.)
10. Client Onboarding & Best Practices for Project Management ?‍♀️
    You know what’s actual magic in disguise? Deadlines! Even though you’re a You are a freelancer and want to go off into the sunset with a Cocktail without having to set another deadline. Learning how to give deadlines to yourself and your clients is key. a critical part of the planning & project management that will, I promise, give you MORE freedom, not less.
11. Deliver Your Draft So They’ll Respect Your Effort ?
    Or, how to deliver your, ahem? delicious Deliverables that make the client 700,528% more likely TO LOVE THEM. Packaging is key. a big difference in perception, so here you’re going to learn how to “dress” Writing for success
12. Extend Client Lifetime Value—And Make Every Client Worth Three ?
    Many freelancers end up being employed. a project and then they’re onto the next one: searching, hunting, scrambling, constantly looking for business. They’re onto the next client, the next gig, the next thing. But what they don’t realize is: the business is right in front of them! They’ve just got to learn how to take it. In our final lesson, I’ll teach you how to re-pitch your existing clients and get them signed up for monthly retainers…so you get consistent, predictable revenue, and they get a solid partner who’s going to help them crush it over and over again! ?

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Get Started Right Away

The Meaty, Hairy Guide to Buying Your Own Book Creative Writing, you’ll be able to download right away for InstantAccess (PDF of selling instructions, 137 pages) Plus, our template kit with contracts, proposals, and scripts—all in one package so you can get started right away without waiting, wading through time-intensive videos, or needing to get on Zoom. All you have to do is purchase and download.

Earn a 6-Figure (Super!) Salary As a Creative Writer

Get ready to sell your creative writing for top dollar to clients & companies—The fun way.