The Blogger’s Guide to Freelancing


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The Blogger’s Guide to Freelancing

by Aliventures

I started freelance blogging in February 2008. It changed my life.

I built a successful career by writing for other people’s blogs, and I’ve written this ebook to teach you how to do the same.

Start Making REAL Money Blogging

Maybe you’ve bought into the myth that you can make a million dollars in no time at all … by starting your own blog.

How’s that working out for you?

My first blog took eleven months to make its first $100. That worked out to about $1 per post. Not exactly what I’d been hoping for.

But … there is another way. A way to make serious money, even if you’ve not even started your own blog yet.

And I’m going to teach you how.

The Blogger’s Guide to Freelancing was updated in March 2017. It's a 115-page ebook, full of straightforward steps to help you:

Find your first blogging job (and make sure it’s one you’ll love)
Create great blog posts – without spending hours on them
Market yourself through your own blog/site and through social media – so jobs come to you
Organise your time and energy so you can have a great blogging career
I want you to have the time to try this out: to find great jobs and to find out if this is the path for you. So rather than the standard 30 day guarantee, I’m offering a six month guarantee. If the ebook doesn’t work out for you, no problem at all – just drop me an email (ali@aliventures.com) and I’ll send you your money back straight away.

You will get a PDF (4MB) file.
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