Win a Prize from The Profitable Freelancer!

posted by marybabysteps on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 2:21am

Ready for a chance to win another prize to help you get your freelance career up and running? Well, I've got one for you! This time, it's an e-book from The Profitable Freelancer! The Profitable Freelancer is run by Ed Gandia. You should really take some time to visit his website. You'll find great information on freelancing and products that will give you the edge in your freelancing career. Sign up for his free newsletter, and you'll receive four free resources to download. Can't beat that.

You can win a copy of Ed's e-book, "Stop Wishing and Start Earning: A Low Risk Plan to Escape 9 - 5 and Launch a Profitable Copywriting Business". All you have to do is leave a comment telling me what kind of freelance writing you plan to do. Is it copywriting for businesses? Maybe writing for national magazines? Do you prefer writing for content sites that pay a flat fee because it eliminates the step of querying? I'd love to know what your interests are. Leave your comment by Monday, December 1st at noon Eastern to be entered to win this great e-book, valued at $69! Good luck.

posted by Christiecgc

Tue, 11/25/2008 - 4:49am

I wrote for Hybrid Mom magazine once and I really liked that experience. I would love to write for a print or online publication again. I do some of that now but sadly unpaid. I like flat fees...easier that way

posted by ginabad

Tue, 11/25/2008 - 7:02am

I'm doing professional blogging on kids and family for AG. I'd like to write article for MomCliq and Exceptional Parenting, focusing on raising special needs children. I'd also like to make enough freelancing to quit my FT job, so I can make a living writing and hopefully be with my kids more. Honestly, though, writing about parenting is just a passion for me and if I can help even one parent with their struggles, it'd be all worth it.

posted by kippras

Tue, 11/25/2008 - 5:36pm

I'm very much a short story fiction writer. I've got a writing blog as well as a mommyblog about my beautiful daughter. I guess what I'd love to write most would be my own fiction. I'd LOVE to make enough freelancing in order to work-at-home and spend time with my daughter. I have a background in physics and mathematics. If I were going to write, it would probably be science-related. Scientific American, Discover, that type of stuff. Of course, I also like a good conspiracy too Smiling

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