If you’re frustrated trying to sell your writing, you need to check this out…  

Who Else Wants Gentle, Effective, (Nearly) Effortless Freelance Marketing Strategies?  

You love to write. You feel a message within you, one that won’t be released unless you do it. You probably want to make a difference in the world and feel so strongly about your gift that you’re willing to write for little or no pay; even to the point of suffering for your craft. Yet there’s a small part of you that wishes there were a way to get paid for what you write. 

So you squeeze writing into your busy schedule, always hoping that you won’t get hit with a writing block that’ll suck even more time away from your writing. It’s frustrating to have to juggle so much at once, taking care of all your daily responsibilities while nurturing this seemingly impossible dream. It sure would be nice to have a predictable and profitable stream of writing assignments that would effortlessly flow towards you…. 

It’s really strange. You’d think that a highly trained writer would get paid a decent wage, but that’s not always the case. So you scour writing markets hoping to find one that’ll pay well, wondering if you’re missing out on some secret knowledge that could make the query process easier. I used to wonder if there was a way I could market my writing without losing my creative soul, a way to get a steady stream of assignments without a lot of effort, a way to practice my craft without selling out. 

You see I thought (and you may have believed this, too), that writers who market heavily were sell outs… marketing shills. You may wonder if there’s a middle road between poverty and annoying sales pitches. Perhaps there is. Maybe there is a way make a living as a writer while holding fast to your creative purpose. I wonder what would happen if there was a way creative people could market that was not only ethical, but not contrary to your personality.  

It’s hard to imagine a world where you could enjoy the prestige of calling yourself a “freelance writer,” while reaping the supposed financial benefits of that label. But what would you say if I told you that there are gentle marketing techniques you can use, techniques that most writers won’t even recognize as marketing, to ratchet up your freelance income? And suppose these techniques were easy to implement and didn’t require any uncomfortable actions on your part. After all, when you implement a solid, comfortable marketing system, you never have to scrounge for writing assignments that may or may not pay a decent wage. 

Here’s what this is all about: 

Circle November 20 with bright red ink on your calendar. That's the day of the first ever Writing Etc./Copywriter Mastermind teleconference.

The topic? Marketing Your Writing Biz and Jumpstarting Your Freelance Income.

I'm taking your questions and revealing my personal system for creating a predictable inflow of work as well as a consistent income. 

I’m wondering how many freelancers would possibly want to miss this information, especially considering how these techniques can transform your career.. After all, freelancers can, NAME, work profitably when they know just a few of these marketing techniques.

And what'll this first ever teleconference set you back? A mere ten bucks. (Actually, it's 9.95.) 

I’ll be very honest here. If you can’t afford to spring for this ten buck seminar, something that has the potential to turn your freelance financial picture around, you really ought to rethink your career choice. 

After all, no matter how strong the message within you, it won’t matter one bit if you can’t find an audience to share it with. 

It’s very simple. Freelancers who master just a few extremely comfortable marketing techniques will notice an immediate increase in their bottom line.

So, get a pad and paper set to go. Line up your questions.  I'll answer them first come, first served. We've got one hour.

I'll see you on the 20th!

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To Your Success, 

Beth

P.S. Just in case you're wondering, I've banned upsells. You won't hear any pitches either. Just pure freelance marketing information.

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PLEASE NOTE: If you're a Creative Mindset Newsletter Subscriber, this teleconference is free. Just e-mail me at the addy at the bottom of your latest issue and I'll shoot you all the details.

P.P.S. By the way…I'm recording the call so if you're out of town or busy on November 20, 9:00 Eastern... you'll get a free MP3 download. :)