Want to write for businesses?
Want to build your freelance writing career? This practical copywriting book is ideal for writers, journalists, copywriters and content writers who want to adapt their existing writing skills to copywriting for business.
"A godsend - highly recommended" - Malcom Pryce, novelist.
It explains the nuts and bolts of how to start a freelance copywriting business from scratch, find clients, set up a work pipeline, handle time and money, and survive and thrive on the freelance frontline.
"Cuts to the chase - Ben Robinson, copywriter"
Perfect for writers, journalists, authors and marketers with great writing skills who want to transition to business writing.
If you’re like most typical writers, you have awesome writing skills, but you’re not so hot on the business side. Maybe you’re unsure how to get a foot in the door and land your first commercial writing job. How to sell yourself confidently to business people. This book lifts the lid on business culture. Learn how to transfer, position and sell your skills.
Working from home? Copywriting is the ideal flexible freelance job. Here’s how to get started.
Journalist, author, creative writing or journalism student? Discover a lucrative niche for your professional writing skills.
New to freelance writing? Cut to the chase, follow the steps to launch your own writing business.
Do you teach or provide career advice to writers? Get up to speed with this growing creative industries niche. “Perfect for my journalism students – Babs, journalism tutor.
How to Launch a Freelance Copywriting Business is the perfect professional roadmap for writer entrepreneurs.
But don’t take my word for it! Happy customers say:
“Jules’ book cut to the chase and provided me with all the information, advice, and tips I needed to launch. Within days of following her advice, I was landing clients and earning money as my own boss, in charge of my own time.” Ben Robinson, Red Robin Copy
“Clear, comprehensive, friendly and approachable down-to-earth manual… this book has it all. Highly recommended.” Malcolm Pryce, novelist
