So, week one is over and let me tell you it was a long week. Like I said in my last post, I now remember how hard it is being a new freelance writer. As you know my weekly goal for last week and the next four weeks is $875 per week. I end last week with....drum roll please....$873. Yeah, somehow I miscalculated by $2.00. Did I mention that math was not my thing? I ended up working a full day on Saturday and some hours yesterday to hit that goal due to wind-related power outages and something else I had to take care of that cropped up. For the challenge last week, I used the following sites: Yahoo Contributor Network, Demand Studios, BrightHub and Skyword (Daily Glow and Gather).
Okay, so let's talk about this week. I am going to focus on the sites I used last week of course, but I also decided to try and give Examiner another go. Not sure why yet, but I have had a gut feeling for a few months now that I should revive my Examiner page and post at least two to three times a week. Call it women's intuition I guess.
I am also going to add some WriterAccess articles to the mix.
The month at a glance. I will continue to work the sites I discussed above. I will also be applying to new sites and private clients. As promised, any private client income will not be included in the $875 per week total. I will be doing the queries and sharing the experience and results with you only as a way to help you learn to do it. I will also share my experience and results with other sites I choose to apply to.
I also have several new blogs, and a few old, but neglected ones, that will take off this month thanks to Marie Anne St. Jean's new blogging challenge for May. I highly recommend checking that out if you did the A to Z Challenge and just are not ready to stop with the blogging challenges yet.
So all in all, week one was a success, minus $2.00 due to my severely lacking math skills. I am ready to take on May head on and am looking forward to all of you and your individual challenges and goals too. Please comment and share your goals and progress with all of us here on the blog. As always, if you have any questions, drop a comment and I will do my best to answer it.
So I leave you with a beautiful tropical beach. I cannot think of a better way to start a new month and a new week!
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Monday, May 2, 2011
Freelance Writng Challenge End of Week One
Posted by R. Elizabeth C. Kitchen at 1:07 PM
Labels: freelance writer challenge, freelance writing, freelance writing challenge, getting started freelance writing, how to become a freelance writer, new writers
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3 comments:
Elizabeth, here's to making it this far, congratulations! I have an award for you!!
Rose, I have a blog as you know and I have some ads on it, but I don't make a dime with it. Even with all the new followers and hits from the last challenge. Is there a way to make this better?
Pam
Pirate Knitting
Way to go, Rose!
My goal this week is to keep up with my blog (only doing one in this challenge instead of four) and my few measly assignments that are due. Pitiful, huh?
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