Michael Jung is a digital marketing freelance writer for the entertainment, blogging, and nonprofit industries. He has written articles for Screen Rant, PayBee, Constant Contact, Compose.ly, Freelancer FAQs, and other major websites. Currently, he’s working with Starlight Runner Entertainment, one of the entertainment industry's foremost transmedia producers, to write a series of articles on cutting edge media franchise building strategies used by Disney, Marvel Entertainment, and Warner Bros. When he’s not writing, you can find Michael volunteering as a storyteller for children or entertaining them as Spider-Man. Check him out at his website and connect with him on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook.
People get into freelancing for different reasons.
Some enjoy the flexibility of being able to work from anywhere while traveling.
Others like setting their own schedules and making more time to spend with their children.
And then there are those independent workers who see freelancing as a way to support themselves while pursuing a long-term passion project.
When most people get into freelancing, they’re encouraged to choose a profitable niche like digital marketing or medical writing.
These are fields that pay well and can provide a constant source of work if you enjoy writing.
“What’s your freelance niche?”
It’s a question all freelancers struggle to answer at the beginning of their careers.
At first it seems easy.
One of the biggest problems new freelancers run into is trying to find a niche.
While there are dozens of profitable niches out there, it can be difficult and intimidating to gain experience and learn if you have any real expertise (or interest) in writing about any of these topics.
Wondering how to land freelance work from home when you don’t have writing samples?
