Pitching is one of the most important skills a freelance writer can develop. It’s how you get new clients, build relationships, and grow your business. But many writers struggle with it because they worry about coming across as desperate, annoying, or overly salesy. The good news is: you can pitch with confidence and professionalism—without being …

Landing a new freelance writing client is exciting—but without a proper system in place, that excitement can quickly turn into chaos. Endless back-and-forth emails, confusion about expectations, missing information… it adds up fast. That’s where a solid client onboarding system comes in. It helps you look professional, stay organized, set clear boundaries, and save hours …

Freelance marketplaces have become a common starting point for many writers looking to break into the industry. The good news? In 2025, there are more platforms than ever that connect skilled writers with quality clients. The bad news? Some of them still underpay, overwork, or create fierce competition with little reward. That’s why it’s crucial …

LinkedIn is one of the most powerful platforms for freelance writers, yet it’s often overlooked or misunderstood. Many treat it like an online résumé, but it’s actually a dynamic networking and lead generation tool. When used strategically, LinkedIn can become your best source for connecting with high-quality clients who are actively looking for writers like …

Have you ever wondered why some freelance writers always seem to have work lined up, while others are stuck constantly chasing new gigs? The difference often has less to do with talent—and more to do with how those writers operate. Clients don’t just hire good writers. They hire writers who are easy to work with, …

Freelance job boards and listings can be a goldmine for writers—if you know how to respond effectively. The truth is, most freelancers apply to jobs with copy-paste proposals that get ignored. That’s good news for you, because when you respond the right way, you instantly stand out from the crowd. In this article, you’ll learn …

As a freelance writer, few things are more frustrating than a project that slowly (or suddenly) grows far beyond what was originally agreed upon. More emails. More edits. New sections. Extra deliverables. This sneaky expansion is called scope creep—and if you don’t handle it professionally, it can eat up your time, drain your energy, and …

Starting a freelance writing career is exciting—until you spend hours scrolling through job boards only to find gigs offering $5 for 1000 words. The internet is full of underpaid opportunities, and if you’re not careful, you might think that’s all there is. But quality, well-paying freelance writing jobs do exist. You just need to know …

Your writing portfolio is often the first thing a potential client sees—and in many cases, it’s what determines whether they contact you or move on. It’s your digital handshake, your proof of skill, and your chance to make a strong first impression. But what if you’re just starting out? Or what if you’ve written for …

Securing a new client as a freelance writer is exciting—but turning that one-time project into a long-term relationship? That’s where the real growth (and income stability) happens. Repeat clients save you time on marketing, increase your monthly earnings, and are more likely to refer you to others. But they don’t become repeat customers by accident—it …