About Freelance Article Writing

by andy balasis

Freelance writing is a simple concept. If you have a talent, but you can’t (or don’t) want to work long-term, freelancing is the alternative. You can exchange your valuable services for money, without having to stay with long-term with any company. Say, for example, you’re a writer. You want to write articles, but not do as part of a company. So you decide to become a freelance writer or ghost writer. But how does it work? Where do you start? That’s what you’ll learn in this article.Freelancing is simply this; working for a temporary employer to do the project(s) they hire you for. That’s all there is to it. You don’t stay with your employer after you’re done, which is why so many college students freelance. You can finish up however many projects your doing, then take a brake if you want (something you can’t do when you’re with a company).Freelancing was revolutionized by the Web. Just by typing “Freelance” into a search engine, you can find lists of sites that offer you the ability to sell your work, or customize your talents for people who need some specific kind of creation (like a corporate identity, or web page, or article).Nifty idea, but how exactly does it work?The nice thing about online freelancing is that you don’t have to be Computer-savvy, to work these websites. Once you find a freelance site (let’s say for example, www.writerlance.com), your first step is to register there. Some sites require you to subscribe (which usually means cough up money) to get work, but on most, you can register for free. Once you do that, your next step is to create your payment information. When you complete a project as they’re called, the person hiring you, has to send you the money. There are a couple ways to do this. You can register on sites like www.PayPal.com. When you sign up on a site like this, you can give out your e-mail address, as well as your street address, and when someone pays

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