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71 Ways For A Writer To Make Money
There are so many ways for writers to make good money by writing. Some people love to write, even as a hobby. You can turn your writing skills into income. Here are a brief list for your reference. GENERAL WRITING: 1. Copywriting for television commercials 2. Copywriting for radio commercials 3. Copywriting for newspaper and magazine ads 4. Professional letter writing 5. Creating plots for other writers 6. Writing correspondence courses 7. Travelling writer 8. Newspaper feature writing 9. Writing for weekly tabloids 10. Writing humour 11. Writing greeting cards 12. Writing witty sayings for bumper stickers 13. Writing fillers for newspapers and magazines 14. Ghost writing 15. Script writing for movies 16. Scrip writing for television 17. Writing plays 18. Resume service 19. Writing non-fiction
20. Daily newspapers 21. Professional journals 22. Consumer magazines 23. Confessional magazines 24. Poetry magazines 25. Fiction magazines 26. Farming-dairy-poultry- livestock journals 27. Technical journals 28. Manufacturers' trade journals 29. Retail trade journals 30. Sports magazines 31. Teenagers' magazines 32. Children's magazines 33. Gag magazines
34. Crafts 35. Art 36. Celebrities 37. Street interviews 38. Travelling 39. 25, 50, 100 years ago today 40. Local street names 41. Gossip column 42. Personal problems 43. Gardening 44. Cooking 45. New products 46. Child care 47. For teenagers 48. Children's question-and -answer 49. With humour and jokes 50. Sport 51. Pets 52. Shopping 53. Cars 54. Hunting and fishing 55. Do-it-yourself
56. A newsletter 57. Sportsmen's bulletin 58. Bulletin for the handicapped 59. Apartment bulletin 60. Club bulletin 61. A tourist guide 62. Restaurant guide 63. A home-business guide 64. Part-time and free-lance help directory 65. Teachers' yearbook 66. Small newspaper 67. Magazine
68. Proof reading 69. Free-lance editing 70. Become an author's agent 71. Teaching English Good luck for your writing and wish you get some ideas for which areas you want to write to from the list. ---------------------------------------------------------
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