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By Jesse LaJeunesse

How to Convince Businesses That They Need a Blog

How to Convince Businesses That They Need a Blog

Some businesses don’t have blogs.

Not just business that run out of caves on Mars, either. [Though Sophie says she would totally read their blogs if they existed.]

Real businesses. With running water, and clients, and big juicy marketing budgets. But no blog.

As a professional blogger, you might be tempted to write these stone-age businesses off. After all, they don’t need your services, right?

Of course they do!

Some of the best blogging clients out there are the ones whose blog doesn’t exist yet. It’s true you have a little more work to do up front with this approach — you have to convince the client they want and need a blog. But that’s easy when you have the right tools (more about this in a moment). And the advantages are undeniable. 

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By Razwana Wahid

5 Essential Steps to Building Your Authority Online

5 Essential Steps to Building Your Authority Online

“Nobody said it was easy… no one ever said it would be this hard.”

Timeless philosophy from Coldplay, that happens to also apply to your freelance blogging career.

Professional bloggers like Sophie Lizard and Tom Ewer do make it look easy.

Releasing monthly stats on how they built a business from scratch (à la Tom) is like providing a step-by-step plan to building a thriving blogging business.

But when it comes down to doing the work …why on earth is it so hard?

Sophie and Tom have an advantage: online authority. Google them and you’ll get pages of results showcasing just this.

Trust in them is undeniable.

So authority and trust? Are two of the most important factors in turning a random viewer of your blog, wondering whether they should hire you over oodles of competitors, into an excited client who can’t wait to work with you.

Now, you already know that building this trust in your authority isn’t an overnight process. But the good news is that it isn’t an impossible process either.

There are proven ways you can achieve this without having any qualifications in your chosen niche.

Take a look at these ideas and see how many you can apply to your blogging career: 

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By Minh Nguyen

4 Ways to Survive When Freelance Blogging Becomes Sweatshop Blogging

4 Ways to Survive When Freelance Blogging Becomes Sweatshop Blogging

It’s 2:45 AM.

tick tick tick. 

You’re tired. You’re sleepy.

Meanwhile, the cursor of your blank word document winks at you, mocking your struggle.

Let’s face it; we’ve all been there. Those late nights when you’re struggling to stay up, writing about something you don’t really care about.

You’re sick of the weekly grind of posts to submit. What used to be fun is turning into a total drag.

I know how that feels. I oversaw 300+ SEO articles at one point. Not fun.

It’s normal to feel out of it every now and then, but when your yucky-feeling days start to crop up, it’s time for a change. 

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By Alicia Rades

Here’s How One Writer Turned Down a Freelance Blogging Gig and Still Earned $1,650 in 6 Weeks From the Same Client

Here’s How One Writer Turned Down a Freelance Blogging Gig and Still Earned $1,650 in 6 Weeks From the Same Client

As a freelance blogger, you jump at the chance of any high-paying gig.

Clients who understand your value — and have the budget to pay your rates — don’t come along every day. Just the thought of saying no to one of these clients leaves a bad taste in your mouth.

I feel the same way about my own clients, so why would I turn down a client who seemingly had it all? We’ll get to that in a moment.

The really cool thing about this story is that even though I said no to the initial offer, I still managed to snag some ongoing work from the same client, under terms I felt comfortable accepting.

Want to know how you can turn your “No, thanks” into better gigs? Great! I’ll show you how I did it. 

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By Bree Brouwer

How to Use Video to Attract More Freelance Blogging Clients

How to Use Video to Attract More Freelance Blogging Clients

Raise your hand if you’ve ever made a video and put it online before.

Really? That’s it?

I expected more, especially since Be A Freelance Blogger just covered the basics of video creation in a recent post.

Look, I’m not trying to make you feel bad. I get it — the prospect of making videos is daunting. I realize they take time, effort, and a whole lot of courage to start creating.

But what if I told you videos could help you attract more freelance blogging clients?

Are you more interested in trying out video now?

Yeah, I thought so. 

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