#Update 2#
Happy with the progress I've made since the last update.
I scored a client offering $50 per thousand words. And completed a $150
order for him.
He liked my words, and gave me a new project for $400.
That means I've achieved my goal of $300 per month, woohoo! :D
Now, the goal is...
Got my login details a few minutes after ordering.
I'm able to access both — Grammarly and the .Edu email — accounts.
Really recommend this service! :)
#UPDATE#
Completed my first freelance order on Upwork today.
The pay was dog shit, like $10 for a 1000 words :D. But the client was clear in his
instructions and I'd say I enjoyed the project as a whole.
Few Takeaways:
1. Being strategic and thoughtful with proposals. I've found that...
Lol :D
BTW, I'm not targeting content writing as a whole.
I've got a Bachelor's in commerce, and know a bit about business, marketing, management, finance & other related stuff. So I did try to position myself as a "business writer".
But I'm not getting desired responses. Maybe they think I'm...
Yes, I have looked into content marketplaces like Constant-Content but decided against them cause I don't wanna write shit and wait for buyers. Are they any good? And are they easier to get into compared to Fiverr/Upwork?
How exactly did you do this? Isn't billing people off Fiverr against their TOS?
So, e.g. rather than calling myself a business writer, I should target, lets say, tech businesses? Can you give me an example?
That's exactly what I'm planning to do in long-term.
BTW, thank you for your comment.
Intro
Hello everyone!
I’m just a boring 21 year old guy from India, who’s good at writing stuff.
Past Experiences
This isn’t my first time taking a shot at freelancing.
Back in 2014-15, I made those shitty whiteboard videos on Fiverr but gave it up as It was too
much work for such poor...
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