4 Ways of Getting High-Paying Writing Works

You can build a following and email list, and then self-publish profitably. But the likelihood that you’ll make money from your first book (immense amount of effort) is extremely low.

Regardless of whether you're a smash hit in some arbitrary class nobody has at any point known about — individuals don't look for watchwords they've won't ever know about. 

You could put cash into promotions for your independently published work, however then, at that point, you'd probably be far in the red before you begin to bring in cash. You'd be fortunate to make back the initial investment. 

Or on the other hand, you may compose an explosive book on your first attempt (profoundly far-fetched) 

1. LinkedIn Profinder 

LinkedIn Profinder is one of my #1 instruments for discovering quality work. You can discover good-paying gigs with little/medium organizations here. The manner in which it works is that you make a profile and enter the kind of work you're searching for (content composition, secretly composing, and so on) 

Then, at that point, when organizations make proposition demands for those sorts of work, you are advised and can apply to the gig. 

It’s a passive medium, meaning, you wait for requests to come to you.

2. Contena 

Content is a task board that totals all the composing occupations posted on the web and places them into one spot. You can make alarms for yourself for explicit occupation types like how well they pay, what specialty, and so on 

3. Sending your own pitch 2X each week 

This is by far the best way to make money as a writer. Any time a company sends out an RFP or posts to a job board, thousands of writers see it and apply. If you send a pitch to a company, you’re likely the only person pitching. There’s much less competition.

You need to pitch in bulk. Make it a goal to pitch at least 100 companies per week. Ask to write for their blog. Find companies in industries you’re interested in writing about (i.e., fitness/lifestyle, tech startups, women’s health, etc.).

4. Get the least expensive WeWork (or other collaborating space) enrollment 

In the event that you join WeWork for $45/month, you approach their online stage. This stage is brimming with business associations and leads. I got a greater number of customers out of the stage than I got by working in the space. 

Assuming you need to compose professionally You should be liberal about the sorts of work you can do to acquire respectable pay. 

A lot of writers feel bummed when they read about writers who aren’t as skilled making lots of money. But, if you’re a highly-skilled writer, you should be gleeful that other, less-skilled writers make more than you. That only means you can earn much more.