Fact: The BIGGEST obstacle that you face in earning what you are worth is NOT a lack of information. Instead? It’s a lack of focus.

One of the most common questions I receive as a long-time freelance writer from aspiring newbies is, “How much can I make?” This is such a broad question because it depends on so many factors. Some types of writing pays a lot more than others – but when you’re out on your own, it falls under this huge umbrella of “freelance writing.” Then, when you add in other factors like experience, niche, education, marketing ability, rates, etc., you can see why it can be extremely difficult to answer the question, “How much can you earn as a freelance writer?” It’s very, very individual. I’ve been a freelance writer since 1993 and in my opinion, it’s pretty simple to earn $30,000 to $40,000 your first year. Notice I said simple, not easy. It does take some elbow grease. Here’s how I’ve broken it down to many students in my freelance writing ecourse(s).

When it comes to marketing your business, one of the keys to bringing in potential customers and encouraging repeat business is to keep your name, service, or product in front of them. One way to accomplish this is by getting a visitor to agree to receive correspondence from you through an “opt-in” page. Here is a general overview of opt-in pages and some simple tips to create one that draws attention and response!

There are many reasons for businesses searching for temporary space. Organizations with permanent offices can be sometimes in need of a temporary office when opening a new branch in a new city.

There are a number of mistakes that small and medium size businesses make when hiring an event company. In this article we outline five of the top, most common mistakes made and what can be done to avoid them.