perry247:


Yeah you did ,thanks
I'll love the football field. Do u have any platform/site that would be good for startup

You can open an account on Upwork as a sports content writer. It's necessary that you already have a number of articles you have written about sports.

Chixco95:

Sir, can you please help me on how to become a better writer?

Yes, I can but it comes at a cost. Message me on WhatsApp for more details.

Skiloloplc:


What do you mean by writing on chess?
Chess is a game, so is it how to play it or what?

Yeah. I write ebooks on the rules of the game, how to play it, strategies and tactics e.t.c

For example, this is my Amazon ebook
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WPJ5BV8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_9A70GHY5RQCMYY5T7QQT on chess.

vickybby:
Bravo brother man, felt that I just attended a professional master class this evening. Really got value for no cost,don't really know how to say a big thank you for a kind heart. You are really wonderful, will always come back until I perfect this gracious professional class.
Remained Blessed

You are welcome

perry247:
I'll also like to know if freelance writing requires any special skill

Freelance writing requires no special skill. People need blog posts for their sites and writers for their books so they hire writers to help them with their work. To be a freelance writer, you have to pick the niches/field you will be writing on e.g fashion, lifestyle, tech, travel, business e.t.c then write lots of articles on those chosen fields. These written articles(as samples) will then be shown to clients looking for writers to help them with their work. I hope I did justice to your question.

ojjp:
A very good thread here. I have just learnt a big thing now.

That's nice to hear.

middlemedia:

You are right about the proposal, yours is detailed and mesmerizing, how can i get to write like that? Since my account is new, wont that be taken into consideration even though my proposal is crisp and effective enough? My profile is well built, did you use Nigeria as your location?

When you properly understand the client job description, writing a proposal won't be difficult. You just need to make sure the proposal is friendly and engaging...it should be written in a way that if the client reads the first line, he would like to read the second, and the third and so on.

It doesn't matter if your account is new. Good proposals with a strong profile would always catch the client's attention.

By the way, I used Nigeria as my location. You may be tempted to change your Ip address to U.S or U.K....don't ever do this. Besides the fact that Upwork may ban your account if they find out, it is really bad to pretend you are in another country so as to get gigs.

middlemedia:
Help here, I joined upwork weeks ago, i did the readiness test, build a strong profile, 95% completed, I have sent a couple proposals, no messages, I am a web designer...what can I do to land my first job

90% of the time, the issue is with your proposals or the way you presented yourself. How did you write your proposals? Check what I wrote on proposals in previous posts and see if you are guilty of those common errors.

middlemedia:
Help here, I joined upwork weeks ago, i did the readiness test, build a strong profile, 95% completed, I have sent a couple proposals, no messages, I am a web designer...what can I do to land my first job

90% of the time, the issue is with your proposals or the way you presented yourself. How did you write your proposals? Check what I wrote on proposals in previous posts and check if you are guilty of those common errors.

This is 2021.

A lot of things are undergoing digital transformation.

This pandemic has shown that remote work is highly possible and the truth is that we are going to be seeing a huge increase in freelance work in the next few years.

Skills like copywriting, data science & analytics, digital/affliate marketing, coding, graphic designing would all be in high demand.

The question is "which one have you learnt?"

Or are you still depending on his country for a good job?

Learning and mastering a high paying skill is enough. Freelancing can guarantee that "soft life" and financial freedom you have been seeking.