Freelance Writing Gigs

Are you a writer? Do you want to become a writer? Do you need help writing? Do you want to get freelance writing gigs?

Then this is what you are looking for.

I'm going to explain how to create a decent and worthy article in no more than an afternoon's worth of work. This article is the kind of thing you can submit to those article

submission sites or put on your own website.

If you get enough interest, you could put an advertisement or two on the article page and make some money. With

Freelance writing gigs, the sky is the limit. Well, maybe not the sky, but maybe ceiling of your bedroom might be just as

good.

First things first. You require a topic. There are plenty of subjects out there, so it's not going to be difficult. As a matter of fact, you might have already written a few things that are

of interest to you. Do you still own copies of those research papers you did in college or high school? I'm not kidding. For your freelance writing gigs, you could find some real gold in

them thar hills!

For the pupose of this article, I'm going to pretend I'm doing some freelance writing gigs about aurora borealis.

I know absolutely zero about the subject except that they are pretty and occur somewhere up north. As a matter

of fact, I wasn't even sure of the spelling of borealis until I typed "aurora b" into the Google search box and it

presented "aurora borealis" to me.

Neat. Now, if you would like to go through the process with me, visit the Google Adwords keyword URL:

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

In the "Word or phrase" box, enter:

aurora borealis

Select five or six of the ones that stand out, such as "where can i see the aurora borealis" and "what is aurora borealis". Simply choose ones that are at least a bit different from one

another.

No, go to Google and enter your first keyword. Look for a website that makes sense. To give you an example, for

my first keyword "where can I see the aurora borealis", the first website that pops up is "10 Best Places To See The Northern Lights". Click on that URL and check over the

details.

Depending on what you find, you should be able to concoct a paragraph or two of information. Do not, and I repeat, do not simply copy the words you find on a website verbatim.

Arrange all the information that you require in order to

write up a short piece for your freelance writing gigs. About 500 words should suffice for your story. At the end of your

exercise, you will have a decent article that gives the reader enough info to entice, so that they might click on an included

link to find out more.

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