make money with writing

How to Monetize Social Media on INSTAGRAM

Instagram
.
Excerpt from our upcoming print book:

111 Tips How to Make Money With Writing
.


Instagram
 with almost 900 million active users per month is one of the easiest platforms to add to your social media mix.  It is fast, and it integrates easily into other sites, such as Twitter or Facebook, so you can show your photos at the major social media sites at once.
A detailed help section on their website explains each step in using Instagram.
.

The Most Important Benefit of Instagram:
Provided you have at least 5,000 followers and you add frequently attractive images or short videos to your Instagram site, you will be able to monetize your presence!  Forbes wrote recently on their website: Even with just 100,000 followers, an Instagram user could earn $5,000 for a single post made in partnership with a brand. Companies across all industries combined spend between $1 billion and $1.5 billion per year on sponsoring content on the platform.
.

Be Creative, Start a Photo Contest
Why not ask your readers to shoot nice photo scenes of five or even ten of their friends are reading your book and to send you every single photo? It means involvement of your book’s audience, engaging friends of your readers, and for sure, spreading the word about your book.  Ten more useful Instagram tips for authors can be found in this article:
https://www.savvybookwriters.com/10-instagram-tips-for-authors/

.
How to Make Money on Instagram?
Let’s start with your Instagram profile.  Think long and hard which kind of business connections you would like to attract.  For example, if you are writing children’s books your account might be interesting for toys or toddler gear, if you are writing cookbooks your “dream advertiser” might be a kitchen gadget producer or Starbucks coffee, and if you are writing novels set in a certain country, you could attract the travel industry in this part of the world.  Include hashtags and images that connect somehow with these potential advertisers.
Get twenty basic tips to build the perfect Instagram profile here:
https://brandongaille.com/instagram-profile-optimization-guide-and-cheat-sheet/

.
What’s Next? How to Attract Advertisers
Your first step is to attract followers to grow your site:

  • Follow your already established followers from other social media platforms
  • Engage by following others, commenting and liking their photos, and connect your Facebook and Twitter accounts. On Instagram, follow your already established followers from other social media platforms as well.
  • If you use Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for your business, you can tie them together so your images automatically filter to your business page or fan page instead of your personal profile.
  • Include Instagram videos on your website or blog.  When you visit an Instagram user page on your desktop web browser, you’ll see a share button on the right side of your photo (just under the comments button).  Click the button to see the embedded HTML code.  Copy the block of text it offers and paste this HTML text into your blog, website or article (not into the visual, but the hidden HTML text part).  When you hit publish, the photo or video will appear.  This way you add even more attractive content to your Instagram presence.
  • Always add trending hashtags to everything you post on your site – very important to be found by advertisers and followers. Trending hashtags are hashtags based on what is happening at the moment, for example, #ThrowBackThursday on a Thursday, #FathersDay #MothersDay.  You can make use of trending hashtags by posting photos that are relevant to the hashtag which then exposes your content to a much larger and engaged audience. (A great method on Twitter as well!)
  • You don’t need to post on Instagram every day. Find and follow the best “Instagramers” in just seconds (including their email).
  • Do you have an email list of subscribers?  Ask them to follow you on Instagram if they are not doing so already!
    How to find them is explained in this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=178&v=dQqUo5XC4O0
  • Respond to your audience: as your followers grow, you definitely don’t want to lose them by ignoring them!  When your audience comments on your posts, be sure to respond to inquiries and even thank them for their comments.
  • Make sure all images are vivid and relevant to the products you wish to promote, whether it’s travel products, fitness and lifestyle products or clothing.
  • You can share an image that represents a new or an old blog post and includes the link to the blog post.  Sharing the link will not only extend the blogs life but also bring higher user engagement, so don’t omit your old blog posts.
  • Sharing motivational or inspirational quotes is a great idea to see the fantastic possibilities in their future.  You can share quotes from great leaders such as Jim Rohn, Paulo Coelho, Zig Ziglar, Tony Robbins, or create your own.  Make sure to give credit when you are using quotes from others.
  • Your images must be of the best quality with attractive effects. There’s no point posting a weak image, so really take your time to make sure you are producing ones of the highest quality.
  • Find even more tips in this article: http://www.socialinstasuccess.com/14-simple-ideas-post-instagram/

.
On Instagram, You Can Monetize in These Ways:

Affiliate Marketing: It’s when you promote a product and get paid per sale.  You’ll often see bloggers doing this with sidebar banners promoting their partners (affiliates), or even through specific product inspired posts.  With Instagram, you post attractive images highlighting their products and drive sales through your affiliate URL (this is provided by your affiliate).  For example, those who love to travel could try to set up and use affiliate marketing when taking part in reviews for hotels and venues.  Simply direct followers to book, using your link!

Shareasale: Find companies you want to work with, sign up for their affiliate program, get approved then start promoting.  In some programs, it’s easier to get approved if you have a blog or website.
https://www.shareasale.com/

Ebates: Refer people that love deals & discounts, then get a commission.
https://www.ebates.com/

Create Sponsored Posts:
Instagram users with engaged followings – and are great writers can earn extra money by creating original sponsored content for brands.  The application process to become a brand influencer is certainly competitive.  Only a small percent of influencers who apply to represent the brands it manages are chosen by the largest companies.  These companies generally get between 25 to 50 applications per brand campaign.

Sponsored content on Instagram can also be a photo or video that highlights a product or a brand.  These posts are accompanied by captions that may include branded hashtags, @mentions, or links.
.
More Tips:
Your feed is also your social media “résumé,” which brands use to determine whether or not to hire you as an influencer.  A good Instagram presence means consistent, tasteful photo posts and captions.  The bigger your Instagram portfolio, the better.  Criteria could be:

  • What does the content look like?
  • Does the feed have beautiful, original photos?
  • What’s their follower number and engagement rate?
  • Is the style of content what we’re looking for the brands we’re working with?

If you’re a professional (or amateur but marvelous) photographer, Instagram is a great way to advertise and sell your shots to either individuals or agencies.  Add a watermark to your snaps and use the captions to list all selling details in a concise manner.  Check out this video: 52 Tips: How to Market On Instagram https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfyjtEe-Rsc
And this info-graphic: https://www.digitalinformationworld.com/2018/01/how-to-make-money-on-instagram.html

.
Important: Maintain an “active” and “professional” social media presence across platforms especially LinkedIn.  Brands and agencies check LinkedIn to find out more about people before working with them.

.
How Much Should You Charge?
First, you can test your Instagram “influence” and potentially possible income at Buzzweb.com for free. https://buzzweb.com/creators/

The Webfluential Influence Estimator is a useful tool to gain a better idea of how much your posts are really worth.  The tool will calculate the number of followers and quality of engagement to see how much you should be charging per post.  Their free tool only calculates your Twitter value.  You will need to register as a Webfluential influencer to find out the worth of your Instagram posts.
https://webfluential.com/influence-estimator

.
Forbes explains:

“Start looking for brands that will pay you for your Instagram posts.  If you have millions of followers, you’ll already have brands approaching you for partnerships, so you probably don’t need to read on.  But for emerging influencers, you’ll have to do the grunt work and look for brands to partner with on your own.  The good news is that there are several influencer networks and influencer marketing platforms that accept micro-influencers.  If you’re a part of this network, the company will put you in touch with brands that are in need of relevant influencers.”
Here are a few good networks and platforms you can sign up for:

https://buzzweb.com/creators/
https://influence.co/
https://www.tribegroup.co/
https://www.tapinfluence.com/influencers/

.

However, it’s important that any brands or products you promote are a good fit for your own personal image on Instagram.  Work only with brands that you can personally get behind, and to show your followers how that brand fits into your lifestyle.

.
Downside:
Similar to other social media sites there is a huge, dark industry, trying to cater to Instagram users, offering to buy followers and other “services”.  Sara Melotti, an Instagram star, explained in an extensive article the dark sites of Instagram – or how honest users can use the platform:  How Instagram Created a Monster.

 

 

<><><><><>

 

.

How to Make Money With Online Teaching

Library

.
In the last five blog articles writers could find lots of ideas how to use your writing craft outside of creating 300-page novels: writing short stories, writing for magazines, or selling foreign rights of their manuscripts.  But there are more possibilities to make money with your writing talent and knowledge you acquired in the past!  Creating and selling online courses is number one.

.

Teaching What You Know, Using Your Writing Talent
During the last several years I facilitated and taught in a lot of publishing and book marketing workshops.  It is a great pleasure to meet so many writers from aspiring to multi-book authors.  Working with participants on a personal level gives a lot of insight into their craft and creative thinking and often turns out in long friendships.  However, after some years the traveling to other provinces and states, and staying in hotels it got a bit weary.  I cut back on these engagements and turned to consulting via phone and Skype.

A friend, who offers web coding classes on Udemy encouraged me to bring my publishing and book marketing training online.  Right now I am preparing my content to offer it online.  I don’t need to travel anymore – no booking of students, classrooms, hotel accommodation and I don’t have to sit at my phone/computer at a certain time to have one-on-one consultations.  Once courses are prepared and video sessions are created, they can be offered online for the next couple of years.

.

Every Writer Can Teach Online Classes!
No matter if you write non-fiction or novels…  The topic of your course doesn’t even need to be about writing.  You might be an expert in crafts, cooking, accounting or real estate (many writers have a day job).  It all needs to be nicely written up in a teaching concept and voila: Your online class is almost prepared.  If you ever watched clumsy (to use a nice word) YouTube videos, and have tried a dozen of them until you finally found one that explained a great solution to your question, you know what I am talking about: preparing your course professionally is important.  And if it is in video form, the spoken word needs to be clear and slowly articulated, so that readers do not have to “rewind” several times to understand what you said.

.

Fiction and Non-Fiction
If you write non-fiction and use the topics of your books, you just need to split your chapters apart and set them up for an online course.  Fiction Writers can use their research of locations, characters, landscapes or events.  You have to do research for your novel anyway, why not use the material you gather and create several classes that you can offer – always mentioning your book.

Teach something of value for students –  which is “by chance” part of your research, such as travel tips to the location of your book’s plot, museums, festivals or public transportation that are mentioned in your book.

  • A writer of romance, situated in a Western ambiance, could for sample teach how to learn wrangling horses or how to find guest ranches.
  • As a writer of historical novels, you might create a history class, explaining the way of life in a certain period, recipes or interior decoration and art of the 19th-century world.
  • If you write crime thrillers, why not set a class that explains criminal investigation, weapons, psychological reasons behind crimes, details about the police work, and profiling.
  • Writers of business thrillers could offer an article what hedge funds are, how banks and mortgage companies are working, or portrait some business schemes which small investors should avoid.

As a writer you know how to write, just learn how to write online course content.  Book several courses in your field of interest and see how they are set up.  Reading reviews of courses offered will also bring insights of what to look out for.   Some of the classes are even free or start at $15.  Don’t forget to shoot or purchase several stunning photos to use in your course material!

.

Knowledge You Can Utilize
It’s no surprise online courses are the next big thing when it comes to working from home by making money online.  Lifelong learning is now going online! it might not be your book that brings you the revenue – it’s your knowledge that you can utilize.  Teach what you know or what you love on the largest online learning platforms.  The open learning movement has made the opportunity to teach students from all over the world from your home office.  You set up your course once, and earn from it for years – while sleeping, writing or traveling the world.

.

More Course Ideas:

  • How to Plan and Outline Novels
  • Free Resource Tools: Turn Speech To Text With Just One Click
  • CreateSpace Printing: Self-publishing Books on Amazon
  • Endless Nonfiction Book Ideas
  • How To Self-Publish a Book on Kindle
  • Story – The Key to Writing a Best-Selling Book
  • Blogging to Create an Author Platform
  • How to Set Up a Book Page on Facebook
  • How to Self-Edit Your Manuscript Before Sending it to an Editor

.

Find Your Audience First
Ankur Nagpal, the owner of Teachable says “the first step to a successful online course: find the audience!  No matter the idea you have for an online course in terms of subject matter, it’s not a good idea to spend a lot of time creating it only to discover that nobody wants to buy it.  Instead, you need to find out if there is a real audience that wants to learn the subject you want to teach.  Given the reach of the internet that’s no longer a difficult thing to do.”

In the overall lifespan of the internet, online courses are still relatively new.  All kinds of simple approaches to instruction can still make the grade: screen capture software – slide decks with voice over – standing at a whiteboard drawing doodles – all of these and more are very popular ways for instructors to create and disseminate the information they have to share.

Authors, who are just normal people, have made upwards of five figures in just a month while launching their courses. You might have read books or blog articles, written by Seth Godin, Marie Forleo, or Noah Kagan: they are selling courses at online platforms.
.

Teach at Teachable
They explain on their website:  Your skills and experiences are unique and valuable. Easily build a great course website, share your knowledge, and be rewarded for it.  Create engaging multimedia lectures.  Add video, image, text, audio, and PDF files.  Easily import content directly from Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive.

Build a beautiful website.  You can work with your existing website or create new pages on Teachable, all with our intuitive drag-and-drop builder.  Your course website is fully responsive, so students can view your content from computers, tablets, and smartphones.

Easily draft, customize, and launch new course pages with a powerful page editor.  Use our domain or connect your own.  Every Teachable plan includes unlimited video and course content bandwidth.  Upload as many courses, videos, PDFs, etc. as you like. Modify the language used in any part of your site to support international audiences.

.

Promote Your Classes
Blog: Demonstrate authority in your field, provide insights, and share updates with your students using a built-in blog managed right from your school admin.

Leverage a wide variety of built-in marketing tools to grow your business, such as coupons and promotions, advanced pricing options, affiliate programs, and customizable sales pages, or use email newsletter services like MailChimp, AWeber, etc.

Every time a user purchases a course, course bundle, or subscription, we collect a transaction fee according to your pricing plan.  Higher-priced monthly plans have lower transaction fees.  If you are on our Free, Basic, Professional or High Volume plans and are using the Teachable payment gateway, we also charge a standard payment processing fee of 2.9% + $0.30 for paid courses.

.

Partner With Udemy
One of the well-known course platforms is Udemy, a global marketplace for learning and teaching online at over 45,000 courses, taught by expert instructors.  Udemy handles all customer service, payment processing, and hosting fees, all at no cost to you!  Shared Success: Keep 97% of the revenue when you promote your course (3% is kept for payment processing fee) or 50% when Udemy promotes it.

As a Udemy instructor, you receive the following benefits:

  • Hosting for your video, audio, and other course files
  • Technical support for your students
  • Refund and payment processing
  • A/B tested and optimized course landing pages
  • Access to your course on a mobile app
  • Well-designed and developed learning environment for your students
  • Course Announcements and Promotional Emails to communicate with your students

Read more: https://teach.udemy.com/course-creation/

.

More Platforms Where You Can Teach:

https://www.codecademy.com

https://www.skillshare.com/teach?via=homepage

https://www.lynda.com/aboutus/become-an-instructor

However, you don’t need necessarily a platform to sell your online courses. Just like with books you can offer them from your own website.  Using the professional plugin Zippy Courses.  If you want to create online courses seamlessly, you need software that both protects your content and integrates with your favorite email and payment providers.

.

Last But Not Least: Amazon
Not really an online course platform, but one can certainly earn money when uploading a professional set-up video course on AVD.  USA-TODAY wrote: “Amazon has taken on YouTube by offering another venue where anyone can post videos and get paid for it. But the e-tailer has made the process much more cumbersome than its main rival.

Amazon Video Direct allows creators to upload their own videos for “tens of millions” of members of Amazon’s Prime Video service to watch.  Creators on Amazon Video Direct can also get monthly revenue from posting videos there.  The problem is a process that may be OK for a staffed film studio but is much more difficult for amateurs, even the YouTube “pros.  Amazon has very specific photo requests: it needs files as “key art,” that need to be presented in 1200×1600 pixels and 1920×1080 pixels format.  If you don’t have Adobe Photoshop or another imaging program, you’ll need it.  You’ll need to add in info about the cast and crew, even if it’s just you talking to the camera.  Another rule is that you must have captions on the video.”

Amazon says it wants “professional produced videos,” with the idea that your video would join polished products in the Prime Video offering.   Content creators are paid $0.15 an hour for US viewers, or 55% of the sale price for a short-term rental.”  More about the standard royalty payments here.

.
Good marketing creates value even as it sells.  And it builds relationships; it builds authority and trust.  Doing that isn’t easy, and it takes time.  Mindset is more important than technical capabilities.  A lot of people are worried about mastering the technologies for creating an online education business.  But there is plenty of research to establish that this sort of “growth” mindset is a big predictor of success.
The first step is to create SOMETHING – a short course using basic authoring tools focusing on an area of knowledge you know something about.  Waiting until you’re the Expert of Experts and have a professional production studio and a team of Instructional Designers ready to help create your 12 hours masterclass is a great way to never get anything done.

<><><><><>

 

How Much Do Self-Publishing Authors Earn?

.
Author-Earnings
.

So you think you want to write a book? Ever wondered exactly how much self-published authors earn? According to a new study by Digital Book World, the median income range for self-published authors is less than $5,000, and nearly 20% of self-published authors report deriving no income to speak of from their writing.
.

Dana Beth Weinberg wrote a blog about it: “For amateur Argentine dancers, the possibility of making a living out of their tango practice tends to be perceived as a chance to improve their fates. Unlike tango artists, writers may dream of quitting their day jobs, but very few are able to afford to do so, and that’s why for many writers, publishing is not even a promising option for supplementing income.
In publishing, the diminished role of gatekeepers has meant more opportunity for would-be authors but also more competition to sell books, thereby making it harder for growing numbers of writers to earn their livelihood from their writing.”  Read her full blog: Artists and Money.
.
Ms. Weinberg was analyzing the responses from the nearly 5,000 authors who volunteerly responded to a 2013 Digital Book World and Writer’s Digest Author Survey in relation to whether an author is aspiring (not yet published), self-published only, traditionally published only, or hybrid (both self-published and traditionally published). She compared the top priorities of these 4 types of authors, and in Part 2, she examined the differences in their stock of published and unpublished manuscripts.

Comparing authors with the same number of manuscripts, there is a strong similarity in income between hybrid and traditional authors, but hybrid authors outperformed their self-published counterparts on earnings. No wonder, as trade-published authors already have a platform and are already a brand!
.

Yes, some authors do break through… 1.8% of self published authors made over $100,000 from their writing last year, compared with 8.8% of traditionally published authors and 13.2% of hybrid authors. The study was conducted online in October and November 2013.
.

Conclusions? Don’t quit your day job yet!  Is your self-publishing:

  • an amateurish endeavor,
  • a means of sharing stories,
  • a strategic move in a writing career,
  • or an entrepreneurial activity?

Authors who have a greater focus on earning income from their writing, have produced more manuscripts than either their self-published or traditionally published counterparts, and are earning higher incomes on average.
.

Learn everything about the publishing and book marketing process. Focus not only on publishing books, branch out and sell more of your written content, such as short stories or magazine articles.
You have lots of material in your manuscripts you can write about! And do write more books! With only one or two books you are not really considered an author, from the third book on, it becomes much easier and every book promotes the others you have written.
.

More Resources:

http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2012/06/23/writing-freelance-for-magazines/

http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2012/02/28/freelance-writing-for-childrens-magazines/

http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2013/08/13/smart-authors-get-paid-for-marketing-their-books/

http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2013/11/14/checklist-how-to-organize-your-book-
marketing/

http://authorearnings.com/the-report/

http://www.theresaragan.com/2013/06/sales-ranking-chart.html

http://kdpcalculator.com/

.

<><><><><>
.

If you would like to get more support in all things publishing, have your book intensively promoted and learn how to navigate social media sites – or to learn how you can make yourself a name as an author through content writing: We offer all this and more for only $179 for three months – or less than $2 per day! Learn more about this customized Online Seminar / Consulting for writers: http://www.111Publishing.com/Seminars

Please check out all previous posts of this blog (there are more than 1,030 of them : ) if you haven’t already. Why not sign up to receive them regularly by email? Just click on “Follow” in the upper line on each page – and then on “LIKE” next to it. There is also the “SHARE” button underneath each article where you can submit the article to Pinterest, Google+, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and StumpleUpon.

Thanks a lot for following:

@111publishing

http://www.111publishing.com

http://www.e-Book-PR.com/

http://www.international-ebooks.com/

http://bit.ly/VmtVAS 111Publishing @ Google+

.

Hyper Smash

Pingate


Tagged: benefit of writing magazine articles, calculate the cost of publishing, Dana Beth Weinberg, Earnings of Writers, freelance writing opportunities, Higher Compensation, make money with writing, Tango Dancer from Argentinia

Why and How to Pitch Story Ideas to Magazines

.

Venice
.

Part 1 of 2
The odds of winning the Lottery and becoming a millionaire are approximately 1 in 14 million. For
authors to find a publisher, the odds are somewhat better. Maybe 1 out of 500 or 1,000 queries,
depending on the agent / publisher, might lead to a contract. These publishing professionals
receive 150 – 500 unsolicited book pitches per day! from writers.
No matter if you send a query to the editor of Amazon Kindle Singles  – if it is a short story – or to trade publishers, you have to compete with several dozen or even several hundred other writers.
Competition for writers when pitching at magazines and newspapers is less fierce.

.
How to Calculate a Book Page
Have you ever calculated how much time and money you invested in your book(s)? Added up the
hours you were sitting on your computer, typing away … and then the time you spend editing?
Multiplied by $30 or whatever you think is your writing-hour is worth? Divided the amount of your
editing invoice by the pages of your book?

.
Higher Compensation for Articles?
You will be surprised how much (or better said often how few) you earn net per page within a year
or two – after subtracting your costs. Compare this to earnings you can make with a couple of pages
for a magazine or a newspaper article. The average page has 450 words double-space and most
magazines pay between 50cents and $1.25 per word, airline magazines even more. Lets just take
a short article, containing 1,000 words (a bit over two pages): You will earn a couple hundred
dollars! Compared with your books content of several hundred pages you are better off, writing
more magazine articles.

.
You Don’t Need to Write Completely New Articles
As an author you did a lot of research already for your book, and you wrote a manuscript. What is
easier than to “re-work” this content? Tips how to do this can be found here in our former blog
posts:
http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2013/07/07/free-brilliant-book-marketing-to-a-million-
audience/
http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2013/08/13/smart-authors-get-paid-for-marketing-their-
books/
http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2014/01/03/a-new-way-of-book-marketing/
http://savvybookwriters.wordpress.com/2013/11/14/checklist-how-to-organize-your-book-
marketing/
.

Selling Argument: Author Platform/Brand
When you pitch your story to a magazine or newspaper editor you can show them your following on
Google+, Twitter, Facebook etc. and offer to post and tweet the article to your Social Media
presence. However, there is less time necessary to market an article, than to do the same with a
book. The story will be available in print only for a day, a week or latest a month, but it will be on the
internet for years to come.
.

Get Links to Your Website or Author Page
No matter if you get published paid (or unpaid at Huffington Post for example): Your website or
author page link is garantied, included in the short bio about you as an author at the end of the
article. It will be a longterm boost and a reference piece for your future publishing career.

.
To Sum it Up:
What is the benefit for you as an author to pitch to magazine editors?

  • Higher compensation / per page or word
  • No completely new content necessary
  • Build your platform and brand
  • Earn more money – and faster!
  • Less competition with other writers
  • Less time necessary to market an article
  • Articles will link to your site and market your book

Use your writing to earn more, to spend less time “marketing” and do what you like to do most:
WRITING!  Read more in our next blog, how to pitch to magazines.

.

<><><><><>
.

If you would like to get more support in all things publishing, have your book intensively promoted and learn how to navigate social media sites – or to learn how you can make yourself a name as an author through content writing: We offer all this and more for only $179 for three months – or less than $2 per day! Learn more about this customized Online Seminar / Consulting for writers: http://www.111Publishing.com/Seminars  Or visit http://www.e-book-pr.com/book-promo/ to advertise your new book, specials, your KDP Select Free Days or the new Kindle Countdown Deals.

Please check out all previous posts of this blog (there are more than 1,030 of them : ) if you haven’t already. Why not sign up to receive them regularly by email? Just click on “Follow” in the upper line on each page – and then on “LIKE” next to it. There is also the “SHARE” button underneath each article where you can submit the article to Pinterest, Google+, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and StumpleUpon.
Thanks a lot for following:

@111publishing

http://www.111publishing.com

http://www.e-Book-PR.com/

http://www.international-ebooks.com/

http://bit.ly/VmtVAS 111Publishing @ Google+

.

Hyper Smash

Pingate


Tagged: benefit of writing magazine articles, calculate the cost of publishing, freelance writing opportunities, Higher Compensation, make money with writing, winning the Lottery, writing for airlines