You're Not a Writer. You're a Business
by Lee Masterson
"Writing is the only profession where no one considers you ridiculous if you earn no money." Let's change the rules and build your writing business to include profits!

The 10 Components of a Writer's Business Plan
by Beth Mende Conny
Like it or not, freelance writers are self-employed business people, and in order to succeed, you will need a businessplan.

5 Magic Phrases: Tips for Negotiating Like a Pro
by Jenna Glatzer
Writers who are new to freelancing are often too afraid to ask for more than an editor offers. Until you’ve tried negotiating, you may not realize how much you’ve been undercut. Your job is to convince those editors that paying you a little extra for your piece will be worth it. How?

7 Deadly Mistakes That Cost You Money & Assignments
by Mridu Khullar
Sometimes you just don't get second chances. Mridu looks at 7 things you can avoid doing that could be costing you money AND assignments!

Increase Your Writing Income
by Lee Masterson
There are plenty of things you can do to increase the amount of money you earn from your writing efforts. Often, though, it's the smaller things you do that can add up to a bigger income

Take Advantage of International Currency
by Lee Masterson
Foreign Currency Exchange Rates have the power to either potentially increase your writing income - or drastically reduce it!

Making Money From Freelance Writing
by Amber McNaught
It’s the question that every aspiring freelancer eventually finds themselves asking: is it really possible to make money from this? The kind of money that lets you keep a roof over your head and feed your kids occasionally, that is?

The Language of Freelance Marketing
by Mridu Khullar
Do you know which rights are yours? Do you know what editors want to see when submitting? Mridu offers a checklist of important things to keep in mind when submitting your writing.

Why Your Writing Time is More Important Than Money
by Ruth Barringham
Logically, freeing up more of your time in order to write more is a clever move. Ruth discusses how she freed up more time to write!