The keyboard shackled to your wrists is destroying your soul and creativity.
That’s how it feels when you are a freelancer working for someone who does not appreciate you.
The keyboard shackled to your wrists is destroying your soul and creativity.
That’s how it feels when you are a freelancer working for someone who does not appreciate you.
When you’re a freelancer, your days are likely to be spent juggling various types of tasks.
In most cases, you don’t need to be a subject matter expert to write a thought leadership piece.
Your ability to capture the audience with striking words that they find relatable may be more important than your deep knowledge in the field.
There are too many SMEs out here to bother becoming one. (Take this with a pinch of salt; I’m trolling ? )
Picture this.
You landed your dream client, and the time’s come to dazzle them with your writing prowess.
You reassure yourself by saying, “I’m a wordsmith. How hard could it possibly be?”
Artificial intelligence has been the focus of the horror genre for decades.
Classics like “Chucky” help us imagine what life would be like if our toys suddenly gained artificial sentience.
Let’s face it – humans are irrational.
Dan Ariely refers to them as “Predictably Irrational” in his aptly named book.
The predictable part is good news for you as a writer – it means that psychological triggers can be used in copy to produce similar results over time.
B2B decision-makers spend more than 70% of the purchase cycle engaging with content and 44% say they usually consume three to five content pieces before reaching out to a sales representative.
Plus, a study found that content marketing generates 3x as many leads and costs 62% less than outbound marketing tactics.
These figures make it obvious why B2B brands are willing to spend so much on content marketing — and that includes paying high rates to freelance writers!
Are you looking for a way to make your content stand out in a crowd?
Do you want your work to be head and shoulders above the rest?