So, you want to be a professional writer? No problem.
Seriously: no problem. I’m not going to say that becoming a professional, paid writer is easy – at some point, you’re going to need to sit down and type out a few thousand original words – but it is achievable.
There are plenty of ways to get paid for your writing. Maybe you’ll earn enough to make writing a lucrative side hustle, and maybe you’ll follow my example and make writing your full-time job (I write about 3,000 words a day, Monday through Friday. It isn’t easy, but it is a lot of fun).
How can you get started as a beginning writer? Here are some tips, and I’ve done a lot of these money-making ideas myself, so I know they work!
1. Start a Blog
Every writer needs a blog. It’s one of the best places for you to develop both your style and your audience.
When I started my blog, for example, I created a weekly roundup called This Week in Freelancing, where I explained how much money I’d earned that week. This series of posts eventually led to the How a Freelance Writer Makes a Living column at The Billfold, and then to the Tracking Freelance Earnings column at The Write Life.
Now, I did promise each of these tips would include a way for you to get paid for your writing. How can you make money from your own personal blog?
Well, you could spin a popular weekly income roundup into two columns for two separate publications. Or you could put up a sidebar ad, or a donate button. You can also include a “hire me!” link on your blog, so people who read your writing know that you’re a writer for hire.
2. Pitch a Guest Post
You’ve got a few favorite blogs on your daily must-read list, right? (Please say one of them is Leaving Work Behind.) Why not pitch the guys a guest post?
A lot of blogs accept guest posts, and a lot of them pay for those guest posts. Check out Sophie Lizard’s The Ultimate List of Better-Paid Blogging Gigs, Bamidele Onibalusi’s 110 Websites that Pay You to Contribute an Article, Instantly, or Tom’s Paid to Blog Jobs for ideas.
Familiarize yourself with the blog and its posting guidelines, and make your guest post pitch. If all goes well, you’ll have a byline on a website, a clip for your portfolio, and money in your pocket.
3. Pitch Your Alma Mater
Your alumni magazine needs writers, and they really like to hire former students. Read your magazine’s pitch guidelines, familiarize yourself with a few back issues, and send them a really compelling idea.
Here’s a tip: if you can interview another alumnus who is doing something amazing, you’ve got yourself a story. Or you can always write about how your college education prepared you for a lucrative freelance writing career!
4. Write a Listicle
Who are the top 10 Batman villains? You’re already coming up with the answer in your head – Jack Nicholson’s Joker vs. Heath Ledger’s – so why not get paid to write it down?
Sites like Listverse and TopTenz pay for clever top 10 lists, and plenty of other pop-culture sites thrive on listicles and other short, GIF-filled pieces. Figure out who’s hiring, and start pitching.
5. Self Publish Your Book
Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing is ready to help you make money off your novel (or travelogue, or collection of humorous essays). Upload your book, get it Kindle-ready and then start telling everyone you know that you have a book available on Amazon. Don’t forget to write about it on your personal blog, and include an ad in the sidebar!
Don’t have a finished novel yet? Why not serialize it? Put your work up a chapter at a time, the way Andy Weir serialized The Martian on his blog. He ended up with a movie deal, by the way. Those things do happen.
6. Sign Up with a Content Site
Content writers create everything from how-to articles to Invisible Boyfriend text messages (yes, you can get paid to be somebody’s Invisible Boyfriend!). Sign up with a content site to earn money by writing these short, simple pieces.
I used to write for content sites, and here’s my advice: Get really familiar with AP Style, because content clients are going to want error-free writing. Learn as much about the site and its style as you can before taking the entry test, because if you don’t pass, you’ll probably have to wait a few months before getting another chance. Don’t try to put personality into your writing; these clients want clean, simple copy, not quirkiness and puns.
Some content sites are better than others, in terms of pay rate and quality of assignments. I really enjoyed working for Crowdsource, so take that recommendation as a jumping-off point. Content sites can offer good freelance writing jobs for beginners, but you’ll likely want to move on to better-paying opportunities once you’ve strengthened your skills.
7. Become a Copywriter
Once you learn how to write clean copy for content sites, becoming a copywriter is a logical next step – and, in fact, it was one of the next steps I took after writing for content sites for about a year.
You don’t need to wait a year to get started as a copywriter, though; you can look for copy sites like Get a Copywriter and start applying for jobs. Then have fun writing everything from product copy to press releases!
8. Enter a Writing Contest
Writing contests don’t distinguish between beginning writers and established professionals. Start with The Write Life’s list of 27 Free Writing Contests and see if you can win any cash prizes.
There are some really unique writing contests out there, by the way. You could win 85 goats or a horse farm! Do some research on current writing contests and see if there are any prizes you think you can win.
9. Write Fan Fiction
You’re going to love this. Amazon Kindle Worlds is ready to pay you for canon, licensed fan fiction about television shows such as Pretty Little Liars, The Vampire Diaries, and Veronica Mars.
Seriously. You get to write 10,000+ words about your favorite characters, and then Amazon will pay you 35 percent on your sales. And yes, beginning writers are welcome!
10. Pitch for Jobs
This might seem like an obvious one, but landing your first job as a freelance blogger can be as simple as submitting a few applications and crossing your fingers. It really is possible to succeed in this business with nothing more than a base level of writing ability and a willingness to work hard!
You can start by checking out the big freelance blogging jobs boards, such as ProBlogger. That said, our recommendation (naturally!) would be to check out Paid to Blog Jobs – a resource that gathers up all viable freelance blogging opportunities from across the web and ties them together in a neat package for you.
Conclusion
Use these ten ideas as inspiration to get you started on your first beginning writing project. Remember, we all started as beginners – but the more you write, the faster you’ll level up and become a professional writer.
How did you first make money as a freelance writer? Let us know in the comments below!
Nicole Dieker is a freelance copywriter and essayist.
venkatesh khajjidoni says
Hi Nicole,
Great post for beginners like me to achieve writing success. And a question to you. How much can a beginner freelance blogger earn per moth?
Lisa Rowan says
Hi Venkatesh,
Lisa from The Write Life here. It really all depends on the kind of work. A writer who lands a recurring gig with a content company or a business might make a few thousand dollars a month, depending on time spent and the rate paid.
On the other hand, as a new writer pitching publications or blogs, the earnings may only amount to $50 to $250 a month.
One thing to remember — sometimes you get paid long after the post has published! So you’ll need to have a good budget in place to keep you afloat.
Thanks for reading!
Pwajok, Jane Kangyang says
Hello, I’m a writer. Been writing since I was like 5 years or so and I have some of my work saved. I just haven’t thought of making money with my talent yet and I really want to. Partly because I need more money and also because I feel like I can do so much more with my write ups. How can I get started please.
Anton Roder says
Almost all my first jobs were ghostwriting for established bloggers.
A lot of successful online businesses find themselves in the position where their business is so successful they no longer have time to write as much as they used to and if you can adjust your writing style this is a great starting gig.
The other reason you should consider this is it gives you the opportunity to find out more about how online businesses operate. This knowledge will help you cater your writing to offer more diverse services than just writing per se.
Gayla Groom says
Very helpful article; thank you! I’m following up a number of your suggestions.
Adam Zetterlund says
These are great suggestions Nicole! I might add working through a freelance platform like elance or Upwork to the list. If nothing else, these tools offer a nice opportunity for gaining some experience and building up an assortment of clips you can use to land more contracts.
Zeeshan Fiaz says
Wanna meet me for a job??
Elvis Michael says
One of the easiest ways to make money online is through freelance writing, and your suggestions are top notch! Kindle, Worlds, more specifically, could give you a huge chunk of income if your book becomes even mildly popular.
The sky is the limit. Thanks for sharing with us, Nicole.
Radhika - Fulltime Nomad says
Great advice Nicole. I’ve been a freelance writer for 10 years now and did a lot of free/ pro-bono work to get noticed. Back then, blogging wasn’t what it is today.
When someone asks me for advice on how to get started as a freelance writer, I always tell them to set up a blog. I hire writers for my agency now and even if someone doesn’t have a lot of experience, I will hire them if I can see and like their style of writing from their blog.
priya says
Hi Radhika ,
Can i start a blog and start writing the tips for small amt of savings and organizations.
Alina says
Hey,I am new person.How to start.Plz advice me.
Mahnoor Khan says
Dear Radhika,
kindly send me some topic. Am good in fiction writing, you would love it.
Utkarsh Parikh says
Hello Radhika,
I am not a beginner as a writer as I published couple of blogs few years back and I wrote 2 thesis during my masters. I can write a blog or article for your agency. Please let me know the topic.
Thank You.
Xander says
Hi Radhika,
Where can I see your site and more so, how would I go about applying to work for you as a writer?
Got to take every chance when you see one, right?
Zeeshan Fiaz says
Do you want any Job??
SAHIL says
Hi,
I tired eDisk for 2 months, it is much better then freelancer. Thanks for sharing the list, never heard before about constant-content.
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Faye says
Great article! I’m a beginner, having recently left my high level job to pursue my passion for writing, and really appreciate these tips. At the moment I’m focused on content sites and my blog, but would like to evolve to where I am primarily writing for private clients. I do like the sites for now though, as they help me build my portfolio and better understand all the ins and outs of the industry. So glad I found this site!
Zeeshan Fiaz says
Wanna need to job??
Hemlata Singh says
Informative !! I prefer to write articles for others. This article paves the way to find many fields of freelance earning. Thanks for crafting.
Dave Jung says
Sorry if I’m cynical and skeptical about all the hype.
Partly, it’s apprehension as a “baby boomer”, no doubt (not up-to-speed) on the latest cyber-methods for making it as an established writer.
I’m no Salinger or Bukowski, but I share their distaste for the status quo, and their perception for “seeing through the matrix”, as it often appears illusory, at best.
Call it paranoia. I don’t trust sending my work anywhere without some type of assurance that I won’t be “mugged” and left with an empty wallet, while it gets published under some pseudonym, and the board members at the online publisher’s office share a joke about it ’til they wet their pants.
Years ago, I had a great idea for an invention. After massive effort, including sending the drawings to both a patent attorney’s office as well as the U.S. patent office, I was left out of the loop, struggling and destitute, while someone, or a number of persons in a high ranking business enjoyed the fruits of my labor. Today, as I travel, I sometimes “see red-to-magenta” as I view the evidence of my concept. Yes, the lighted or computerized billboard.
Don’t get me started.
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Chris says
Great advice for a beginner like me! Thanks for the article and I’m looking into some of the tips. Greatly appreciated.
Tom Ewer says
You’re welcome Chris 🙂
Sharath says
Hey there. Thank you for that informative piece. The problem with me is that I’m unaware of the niche I’m good at. I do have a not-so-popular blog where I blog about random things (I’m reviewing my college mates as of now and at least I find my posts funny). I’d be grateful if you could just peep into my blog suggest me something to write about.
🙂 Have a good day
Trevor says
Lists are always a good one (as this post proves!)
They can be monetised in lots of different ways – I’ve seen top 10 book lists link off to Amazon, review lists link to the products they’re reviewing and just links off to longer explanations on your own site.
If you’re able to make the list slightly controversial or a bit longer than other people, that helps as well.
Jack says
Nice post
Carl says
Great post and Thanks for providing very useful information for beginners.
Rajmaninder says
Thank you for the post, I am a beginner and its really helpful in providing the insight!
Kevin Casey says
Thanks for the post! I have to disagree with the statement ‘Every writer needs a blog’, though. Beginning writers should concentrate on getting clients. Blogging, for beginning writers, takes up way too much valuable time that could be spent on aggressive self-marketing instead. ‘Brand building’ is a long, slow process that doesn’t pay the rent for ages, if ever. Statistically, over 90% of all blogs receive negligible traffic.
I didn’t create The jet-setting Copywriter blog until I’d been working hard and making good profits as a writer for 3 years. If I’d started this blog earlier, my income would have suffered greatly along the way. Today I make so much money I can ‘afford’ to take the time out of my schedule to blog (and travel 4 months out of each year too).
There are some great reasons to create a blog, but don’t have one just because everyone says you should. Wait until you have something you desperately want to blog about and share with the world. Blog because you’re ready to blog, not because you can…
Laksh says
Hi, Thanks for the your comments on this interesting post. I have a quick yet maybe random question. I’m just getting started as a freelance writer and I’m wondering if the blog I start has to be on the subject of writing? I ask because I have a food blog, and would love to continue that, but want to be sure I’m spending energy on the right option.(I know you suggest against blogging at this stage, nut I have time and want to develop my writing in this way as well as pitching for jobs).
Thanks for your feedback.
A'Lisa says
What’s that about beginning writers should work on getting clients? Is that a content writer? Sorry, new to these forums with a powerful will to write.
Robert Pena III says
Great article Nicole. Thank you for taking the time to share some insight about where a beginner can get started. Writing this response makes me feel more professional.
Ogwuche O. says
I find this article quite stimulating. Thanks
manish kumar says
Nice post it is very help full… Thanx For sharing
Naomi Berrett says
Very helpful thank you! I will definately look into some of these as I find writing to be very therapudic. I’ve been looking into writing as a career for some time now and think it would be very fun.
Tony Sanford says
Hi Nicole, This is excellent information for folk who want to get into freelance writing for income. I found some awesome tips one being to start your own blog. What better way to develop not only a writing style of your own but a reader base. That’s where I am now. It takes time but it’s well worth the investment. I look forward to trying some of the other tips in your article. Great work!
Ofa Pousima says
Very informative. Thank you for sharing.
simon owens says
Hi Nicole, interesting article, thanks. I made £80 for an article I wrote about ‘Bench Plaques’ last year. Writing a book on beach cleaning now! Cheers.
Eze Anozie says
I have the impression writing for other blogs though good for beginners, may suffer some rip-off.Can one make it fast?How?
Rehana says
A great Article, will be a nice start for newbie Freelancer like me. Thank you for sharing.
Natalia Sulaiman says
I found this to be very informative for me as a newbie. Though I am not sure where I stand as a writer yet but I found myself loving to write short stories. Thanks for the tips and tricks!
Hopefully, it helps!
radhe says
When you’re just getting started to make your own home business, you need to sit down and think. You should also write down what you need to do, just so you can reference your notes later. You’ll need notes, because if you want to start a business, there’s a lot of things you need to consider.
What are my skills? What are my talents? What can I do to make money? Those are just a few of the many questions you should ask yourself. You need to know what your skills are, just like you need to know your talents. If you can combine those two elements together, you’ll have a way to start generating ideas for a business opportunity.
Rancho Bernardo says
As someone who is VERY new to the world of travel writing/blogging, I can’t thank you enough for offering such detailed advice! There are a lot of resources out there, but I’ve found that the info you’ve provided throughout TPTMP is some of the most honest and thorough! Thanks again !
hiya says
Thnkyou nicole
barbara says
hi …
Mike says
A great Article, will be a nice start for newbie Freelancer like me. Thank you for sharing.
Rhonda Wells says
Thanks for some great info on where to go to expand my writing horizon. Already bookmarked several of your suggestions.
I am a freelancer, and now a blogger. I grew up writing, competing in writing, writing for fun. I’m a writer. Rusty albeit.
Ankit says
Thanks for such great article. I’m glad to share that the first step worked for me. Before few months, I started placing bids on freelance writing sites to get a content writing job. Though I’m a good writer, I had not anything to prove that.
After a few days of getting disappointment, I decided to start a blog. I was completely rookie at that time for website development in experience, but I learned a lot till now. And, now I have got an offer to write for an agency, and they told me that my blog is their appreciation and consideration factor. I’m not boasting myself, but I’m just saying what has worked for me.
Now, after reading this article, I’ll definitely try other methods too.
Ednan says
Great insight indeed for beginners. Well, I’m a few steps behind to be called a beginner though! I was wondering if I could find a freelance work. consequently I’m trying to get out of the 9 to 5 bubble nowadays!!
Great job Nicole!
Ranjeet says
This is really helpful for someone who is just starting out. I hope this will help me in earning some extra money online.
jimm says
Great stuff.
Edwin says
Thanks for sharing this! I am a complete novice at writing. I learn many useful thing from here. Maybe I should start my own blog and write more! Anyway, great article Nicole!
Jon M says
This helped a lot, grazi
edmond crawford says
I am free ;lance writer trying to break thru please help a brother out
Jimmy says
After reading this great guide. I am goona do freelance writing! Wish me good luck!
anon says
How did it go so far?
Ash says
I felt a little scared about writing before. But after reading this article. I think I should have a try. Who knows? Maybe people just dont want to try! Thanks Nicole.
DottieLynn Savage says
Love this article! Great info for the beginning writer.
Mdu Rohtak says
Hey thanks buddy, another great piece of work. You really have much knowledge on writing and have great use of wording in your articles.
Anne Dorko says
Thanks for the kind words!
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John Ornate says
Thanks for a great article. I’ve been freelancing for 3 years now. I never planned to freelance but here I am. My situation was very much do or die, so I did. I am working to branch myself out beyond Upworks, which has been a well played platform for me. Now I’m trying my hand at blogging “moneygenerate.com”. Pray for me & wish me good luck if possible.
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Deon Christie says
Excellent Post Nicole, thanks for sharing. Freelance writing is an excellent way of making money online, but the competition is fierce and many newbies get discouraged when not qualifying for certain jobs. Blogging (My personal Favorite) is an exciting journey and an excellent choice with the Long Term Goal in mind.
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I know content writing or article writing. Can anyone help me in getting job abt content writing.
Devin Leroy says
Hi Nicole, this article is very informative. Thank you.
I’m thinking of starting up a blog again. I used to blog a lot and loved every bit of it. Then life happened, and I never got back ever since. It’s been around 2-3 years now. Though I did a lot of copywriting work since then. This time, however, I want to do it for myself, again (not in a selfish sense, of course!). I will be creating a completely new blog. Some questions I was hoping you could help me answer:
– Should I focus on perfecting my blog first and fill it with content before venturing to other things like submitting guest posts, or should I do it altogether?
– What is the best “free” blog sites today that could best present my content in your opinion?
– Any other tips I should consider when starting a new blog? Such as what to write? How to make it look more appealing? How to get readers?
Thanks!
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I have a few freelancers on the books and I’ve always referred them t this page for more information.
Also, we have used the tips ourselves and started our own blog 🙂
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Great post Nicole, and very actionable content I might add. I want to know if you could probably update this listicle since Kindle Worlds is currently not an open opportunity for beginning freelancers anymore.
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Sadie Mathison says
My apologies if you’ve already been asked this question in the comments, but could you please explain what this means:
“Well, you could spin a popular weekly income roundup into two columns for two separate publications.”
Thanks!
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Great article, thank you! I’m just getting started and this is helpful information. One question for you, where do you go if you’re looking to ghostwrite?
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Thanks.
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Hi Dear,
As you mention in your comment that you give chance to newbies, I am not exactly new in writing I have written two thesis during my MS studies along with had experienced a lot of small projects reports. I wish you to consider me to show my skills in your organization.
Will be waiting for your positive response.
Madupani says
I’m good in writing possess experience too. Want to start a blog. Pls. guide me
Rini says
Thanks Nicole,
This is a very good article, I am a (somewhat) beginner writer (In English), I wrote some short stories before in my old Facebook account but when my account got hacked I never get it back. I have a typical daytime-office job but I want to pursue what I passionate about more to share my knowledge too.
If you know someone needs a writer about spiritual/supernatural adventures, please let me know. Thank you, again.
Stephen Sunday says
This is the best post ever. I love you Nick. I found every bit of it helpful. Thank you.
omarathi says
Thank you for the ideas but don’t you think a beginner writer should focus on only one of those? I am new and I read this ways and got a bit serious as how can I do all of them at once.
alex says
If you are writing articles about tech you can try https://techplanet.today/
This website allows you to connect your Adsese account, which means that your ads will be showing on your articles.