I enjoy addressing issues in the writing industry as best as I can. I understand the frustration in not being able to score new gigs as a writer on Upwork. I spoke to a few folks who I know are doing great (much better than me!), and here's what I learnt: there's really no straightforward answer.

However, here are a few first steps:
1. Be willing to learn and improve.
2. Treat your work like a business.
3. A client at hand is worth...
4. Approach each job application with a long-term view.
5. Do your BEST work every chance you get. You see, a comma means more than you may care to admit and flow in writing is everything.

That said, when you're starting out, it's okay to play the numbers game. Apply for every job until you find what works. Do this a few times, and the tiny drops will form a small trickle. That's the kind of momentum you need to keep going to win on Upwork.

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