So far for June, I'm on pace to make about $1,200 in content writing online. That combines with my regular salary editing a trade magazine plus the stories I've nabbed from my regular print and trade magazine clients.
It's a busy month, then. There have already been several late nights at the keyboard pounding out stories about the Royal Canadian Mint or hammocks. But I'm trying to strike while things are suddenly hot.
It's always this way in this business. It's like a drought some months; Your regular clients have abandoned you. New ones are hard to find.
Then, all of a sudden, everyone's back, and they all want something from you.
That's where I'm at in June. Who knows what July will bring, though?
My advice: Don't turn down work these days. Grab as much of it as you can, even if it means you feel tied to the keyboard. Then you'll at least have a financial cushion for the inevitable slow periods.
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
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