Comments on: Developing a Freelance Writing Platform http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/developing-a-freelance-writing-platform/ Freelance Writing Tips to Encourage, Inspire and Motivate Thu, 08 Jul 2010 00:55:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Kathryn Lang http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/developing-a-freelance-writing-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-27919 Kathryn Lang Fri, 17 Jul 2009 14:17:35 +0000 http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/?p=854#comment-27919 Hey Joe - thanks for stopping by. I have tried writing for search engines, but I usually fail miserably and end up writing material that I think will motivate, help or guide the reader (and sometimes me in the process). I am following my passion (and it's nice that I'm figuring out how to get paid along the way) and I hope to help others discover their passion along my journey. Hey Joe – thanks for stopping by. I have tried writing for search engines, but I usually fail miserably and end up writing material that I think will motivate, help or guide the reader (and sometimes me in the process). I am following my passion (and it’s nice that I’m figuring out how to get paid along the way) and I hope to help others discover their passion along my journey.

]]> By: Joe Wallace http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/developing-a-freelance-writing-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-27917 Joe Wallace Fri, 17 Jul 2009 13:14:06 +0000 http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/?p=854#comment-27917 I agree, especially with the passionate writing aspect. There's nothing worse than reading dry copy with no "music" in it. It's clear which blogs are written for humans to read and enjoy and which ones are written for search engines...sad that so many writers these days are blogging about the writing they do for the search engines rather than what's really motivating 'em... I've seen so many of these "make money marketing online" sites lately that I've gotten a bit jaded, so it's always good to find another writing related blog where the writing actually counts for something. I agree, especially with the passionate writing aspect. There’s nothing worse than reading dry copy with no “music” in it. It’s clear which blogs are written for humans to read and enjoy and which ones are written for search engines…sad that so many writers these days are blogging about the writing they do for the search engines rather than what’s really motivating ‘em…

I’ve seen so many of these “make money marketing online” sites lately that I’ve gotten a bit jaded, so it’s always good to find another writing related blog where the writing actually counts for something.

]]> By: Kathryn Lang http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/developing-a-freelance-writing-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-27771 Kathryn Lang Sat, 11 Jul 2009 14:19:32 +0000 http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/?p=854#comment-27771 Thanks for visiting Steve - I know that writers have to keep putting out the articles (especially online) but there has to be something to the words for there to be value to the reader. Thanks for visiting Steve – I know that writers have to keep putting out the articles (especially online) but there has to be something to the words for there to be value to the reader.

]]> By: Steve Dorning http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/developing-a-freelance-writing-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-27770 Steve Dorning Sat, 11 Jul 2009 14:14:57 +0000 http://successfulfreelancewriter.com/?p=854#comment-27770 I really like number 3, and thats funny since I am not a very social animal. Maybe it has to do with the way I, as a reader myself, like to be treated by the writer. I don't really want 'filler' episodes. Give me a story with heart and drive behind it. I really like number 3, and thats funny since I am not a very social animal. Maybe it has to do with the way I, as a reader myself, like to be treated by the writer. I don’t really want ‘filler’ episodes. Give me a story with heart and drive behind it.

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