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This year, following are three things I’m doing to increase my earnings as a self-publisher. As an aside, since 2010, over half my annual earnings come from ebooks I write and self-publish via sites like Amazon and Barnes & Noble mainly.

Freelance writing appeals to so many mainly because it costs practically $0 to start. I know this first-hand, as I've been a freelance writer since 1993. But, there are some hidden costs that can creep in if you're not careful. Following are three.

I’ve been a freelance writer for over two decades (since 1993). Here, I’ll share three things I wished I’d done before diving into freelancing full time. I hope it helps make your journey that much easier.

I’ve been a prolific article marketer since 2005. I’ve used it to promote everything from affiliate products, to my self-published ebooks and e-classes. It’s some of the easiest, most effective web marketing you can do. Why/how? Read on.

One of the questions I get a lot from aspiring affiliate marketers is, “If I use article marketing to promote products, do I need a website/blog?” And my answer is, not necessarily, but you should. Following is why.

I'm a FT writer and have published over 50 ebooks. If you work a FT job, or are a stay-at-home parent, for example, finding time to write can be difficult. Following are some things tips to help you get on the road to starting/finishing your ebook.

I’ve been a freelance writer since 1993 and in my opinion, it’s pretty simple to earn $30,000-$40,000 your first year, but it does take some elbow grease. Here’s how I’ve broken it down to many students in my freelance writing e-courses.

I’ve been freelancing since 1993. Over the years, I’ve answered questions from a lot of aspiring freelance writers about how to successfully make the leap. I realize that I keep coming back to the same piece of advice. What is it? Read on.

The holidays are right around the corner. Why is this important? Well, following are three niches you can target as a freelance writer right now to pick up some pretty easy freelance writing and editing jobs.

I’ve been a freelance writer since1993 and let me tell ya, it can seem like climbing Mt Everest trying to get from one rung of the income ladder to the next. Some years, earnings just seems to stagnate. Following are 2 reasons why, in my opinion.