Work From Home Business Case Study: For Writers

Work From Home Business Case Study: For Writers

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Welcome to the How She Quits Show: Turning Your Passion for Writing into a Work From Home Business, Episode 21

 

Don’t downplay those WordGirl skills. It’s a true talent to clearly, cleverly and concisely write in a compelling way. (Did you like that sentence? Good! I like to think I’ve picked up some of my own WordGirl skills along the way!)  In this episode, I will show you a case study and business plan for how to take those writing skills into a successful work from home business.

 

 

Highlights from the Show:

1:40 What does good writing look like?

3:40 A Profile of a Word Girl

5:00 Beginner and Advanced Skillsets for Freelance Writing Work – Don’t forget, you can grow from a beginner into the advanced skills!

8:42 The process for building your writing business

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9:13 Tasks you can get paid for as a Word Girl

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9:50 Profiles of clients are looking for this skillset

  • Big Time Bloggers
  • ECommerce Business
  • Entrepreneurs who are growing Online Business or Launching Courses
  • Writing Clearinghouse

12:48 Example results to work toward – The process for potential business growth of $150 to $5k+ per month


You likely still have questions about launching a work from home business like…

Where can I find those projects/clients?

Are my skills really good enough for this?

I know some of the things you talked about, but not all. How do I learn?

Do I need a website? How should I charge?

Can I do this on my own?

“Yes…we can do it on our own…I tried…and 2 1/2 years later still struggling because I didn’t have the proper foundation set in place. From participating in your courses (even after I had an established business) you offer a much shorter learning curve. Kind of like…we can all learn to drive on our own, but driver’s ed or a driver instructor sure help guide us!” – Kim Vander Poel, How She Quits Participant

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Mom-Biz Series: What is a Copywriter?

Mom-Biz Series: What is a Copywriter?

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Copywriter

noun
1. a person who writes the text of advertisements or publicity material.

 

Let’s talk words.

Maybe the techie stuff isn’t your deal. 

It’s okay. I understand. Just because I love it (really love it) doesn’t mean I do not realize that everyone else in the world isn’t getting all jazzed up over funnels, web design and coding.

Seriously, so fun for me.

I digress. 😉

If you LOVED English in college or even just get excited to update your Facebook status every day, maybe copy writing is the path for you.

Knowing the right thing to say in a way that gets an audience excited to read is an ART. It is also a skill that SO many techie people need so their talents actually get seen. See how perfect this virtual workplace is?

So what does a day in the life look like? The case study below goes into the details of copy writing as a virtual career. If you are interested in other “Word Girl” virtual work options, check the links after the case study and then click on over to my How She Quits episode 21 for a step by step look at putting your word skills to work including a business plan for a copywriter biz and more! 

Copywriter Tools and Resources  

There are so many paths to earning and learning in this writing biz field so I have pulled a list of practical and tangible places to learn more about how to take your word skills into the virtual workspace here:

  • Veteran “Word Girl” virtual business super star and proofreader extraordinaire, Caitlin Pyle, has a great option for those of you who love words and are grammar superstars: Caitlin offers THESE great resources for those of you ready to launch your virtual word girl biz now.
  • A few of my other favorite resources for “Word Girls”:
    • LORI ADD?
  • Not sure copywriting is for you and want to explore other virtual work options? Click here

 

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A Mom Biz Series – What is A Virtual Assistant

A Mom Biz Series – What is A Virtual Assistant

Trust me, I hear you. 

You want to get out. You are ready to leave and yet? You feel stalled. 

Sure, there is a lot of information out there, but you just aren’t sure what is right for you.

Not to worry, over the next few weeks I am going to share with you some of the top HOT jobs that are in demand in the virtual space. You will get the inside scoop on what is need to be successful and what you can expect in each field!

First Up: Virtual Assistant!! 

This can be so many things and match so many talents you have to offer.   Let me just entice you with this….. I have around 3 – 4 VA’s working for me in some capacity right now.   And I’ve tested and fired at least a dozen who were not up to par.   You know what that means?   There is mega-opportunity for responsible, talented, self-starters to leap into this marketplace and quit your day job (as quickly as 3 months as this interview with one of my VA’s Amy Lockrin).

Your Virtual Assistant Case Study is below.   Do you see yourself in that job?  With those hours?  And that work?   Don’t let go of that vision.  Get out your journal and take notes….then take some action to get started.

Be sure to check out my Master List of Professional Work From Home Opportunities. It will walk you through everything from VA skills to other specialized high earning virtual work opportunities available now. 

VA’s are a booming industry with lots of opportunity.  It also means it can feel like the wild, wild, west with everyone making it up as they go.  You need to differentiate and this is the best way because those who differentiate are actually PROFESSIONALS.   Yes, I prefer to use the term “Virtual Professional” to describe your professional skills, offered remotely from home.  If this is you, dive in now with our Go Virtual Professional Starter Kit.