Emergency Cash With Freelancing PLR Ebook

Emergency Cash With Freelancing PLR Ebook

These days, it seems like everyone needs more cash.  Unemployment is skyrocketing in the United States, the economy is poor, and finding a job in this market is nearly impossible unless you have an absolutely stellar résumé.
 Fortunately, there is one way to make quick money that doesn’t require a killer résumé, or any type of cash investment, or any extremely specialized skills.  All you need is a computer, an internet connection, and a decent grasp of website or graphics design, programming, or the English language.  You should also be able to manage your time, work efficiently, and work without a boss looking over your shoulder.
I’m talking, of course, about freelancing.  As a freelancer, you don’t have to spend any money to make money.  Finding work is pretty simple unless you’re expecting to get paid $50+ per hour.  And most people have some skills that can translate into cash.

Freelance Writing

The easiest way to make cash as a freelancer for most people is through writing.  You’ll need to have a pretty decent grasp of the English language, including the proper use of spelling, punctuation, and grammar.  It doesn’t have to be perfect, but it needs to be passable.
Freelance writers typically make about $3 to $10 per article for  web content.  You could make more writing for print publications, but those are significantly harder to get work with.
I know $3 doesn’t sound like a lot of money, but with practice you could easily churn out 3-5 articles per hour, which would earn you a minimum of $9 to $15 per hour.  That’s not bad considering you can do it from home, you don’t have to fill out a job application or sit through an interview, and it’s about as easy as it gets as far as making some quick cash.

Table of Contents

Introduction    4
Freelance Writing    4
Freelance Website or Graphics Design    6
Selling Turnkey Websites    7
Freelance Programming    7
Finding Work    8
Extra Tips for Freelancers    10

Freelancing isn’t quite as easy as it sounds.  There are a few potential bumps and snags to look out for.  I’m going to give you a few additional tips to help make your job a little bit easier.

1. Remove distractions by closing down your email and web browser, turning off your phone, and      going behind locked doors if necessary.
2. Always make sure to stay in communication with clients, especially if you know their project is    going to be a bit late.  Most people will understand as long as you stay in touch with them.     If you don’t, they will think you ran off with their money and they will get upset quickly.
3. Always do your very best to get projects completed on time.  Repeat business is the bread and    butter of the freelancer, so treat every customer well.
4. If you run into a client you can’t seem to please no matter what you do, or who expects too    much, is abusive or rude, or who just makes you miserable, don’t be afraid to fire them.  Don’t    be rude.  Just say, “I really don’t think we’re a good fit for each other.  I’m refunding your    money so you can find someone who is better able to help you.”  People like this are not worth    the hassle!

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