Successful in Freelance Writing

 Freelance writing offers many niche areas to select. Going by your passion, interest and skills, starting off is much easier. Having your own blog and developing various blog post ideas for publishing, sets you to achieve mastery. However, it does not end there. Because, you need to constantly publish articles to advertise and market your expertise.


How to describe expertise


Familiarity in writing does not count for customers as expert writing levels are growing in demand. If you have worked through many articles extensively that convey your knowledge and authority over a topic, you are assured of winning contracts.


Another aspect that signifies your expertise is the comment section. The views, likes, shares and discussions from readers confirm that you have mastered the niche.


Keep your style unique, interesting and follow the industry jargon along with SEO keywords.


How many articles to publish


Publish unlimitedly. Find as many sources as you can while ensuring that you deliver quality content. In fact, many small business owners keep a practice to publish articles to have dominion over running a successful business. Maintain a content calendar and record titles in excel sheet.


Use Headline analyzer


Get high score for title. This is very important to drive traffic. It need to have most compelling words and emotion to derive clicks. Score anywhere between 70 to 80 or more promises guaranteed views. Further, it grows interaction and content engagement.


Submit website / blog to directories


There are few directories that index URLs for free. Social submission sites like free submission, Anoox, add more traffic etc, welcome more links for submission. This is one strategy to invite traffic.


Link Building strategy


Take time to read the articles of other writers and appreciate good work. You get a link back to your website. That's how you grow popular. Stay honest in your opinions and comments. Keep the motive of commenting as professional rather than being commercial. It really helps.


Build Network


Connecting with those in the same field, participating in social media groups and actively voicing your opinion fetches you more followers. As you grow popular, your expert areas are also revealed to your audiences. This is an assured way to grow your business.





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