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Noon Cat Nick wrote:

used2be wrote:

"Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
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Nick, when you feel ready to talk about future employment
strategies or opportunities, maybe I could offer some support.
You're a terrific writer, imo, and clearly spend a lot of time
reading the online article genre. As a self-employed writer, I pay
attention to shifting niches for potential income streams.
Although it might be hard to believe, given the tsunami of
webwords, demand for content writers exceeds supply right now.
imo. Suppliers like this one abound:

http://www.articlecontentprovider.com/article-writer.html

I wouldn't suggest it would be easy, but I'm willing to believe
it's possible that you could easily learn the techniques and
structure of the genre and produce 500-700 words on a wide
variety of topics. Determining which topics to specialize in is
key, imo. Positioning to get the gigs is a significant piece of
how freelance writers spend their time. The actual writing is
only part of what one has to do in order to earn a living. But,
anyways, if you want to chat more about it, lemme know.

Caveat: I like to think I'm my own boss but the real boss is the
deadline and that can be a killer biatch, for true.

Hope the flu is done having its way with you.

what awesome advice, ms gayle!!!! and this really seems like
something Nick would be good at!

Thanks. Perhaps. But right now I'm still very sick and very
depressed. So I'll have to put this aside for now.

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