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Home » Exclusive Interviews » An Interview With Nathan Weller on Progressing and Adapting as a Freelance Blogger

An Interview With Nathan Weller on Progressing and Adapting as a Freelance Blogger

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  • The Interview
  • Show Notes

The geography of the web is ever-changing, but that’s not necessarily a problem if you can adapt. Freelancers who have the savvy to snag jobs and the flexibility to do them well will have a much higher chance of success than those who simply float along.

Nathan Weller describes himself as a “storyteller” and believes that the word can encompass copywriting, blogging, and more. In this interview he details his experiences as a blogger and freelance writer, from his early gigs to his current success. We talk about the importance of learning new things and discuss the power of storytelling in blogs.

The Interview

Show Notes

Here’s what you’ll learn by watching the above interview:

  • Why holding different jobs might bolster your writing skills
  • How writing for free can help you get your foot in the door for paying gigs
  • Why you should be constantly learning
  • The importance of developing a voice
  • Why your ability to adapt could be more important than your knowledge
  • Why you should do your best to develop unique skills
  • How blogging consistently for a site boost your credibility
  • The benefit to your bottom line of doing promotional work
  • Why working for businesses with blogs can be more stable than working for people who just run blogs
  • How the lens of “storytelling” can help your writing
  • Why knowledge of other mediums can prepare you for an exciting future
  • Why blogging is the easiest way to start a new business
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Paid to Blog

  • Preface
  • Creating Your Blog
  • Social Media
  • How to Find Clients
  • Setting and Negotiating Rates
  • Your Contract
  • Time Tracking and Billing
  • Working With Clients
  • Growing Your Business
  • Epilogue

Successful Blogging

  • Introduction
  • How to Understand Your Audience
  • How to Develop Stellar Post Ideas
  • How to Write Compelling Headlines
  • Blog Post Types
  • The Structure of a Typical Blog Post
  • How to Write for a Blog Audience
  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
  • Images
  • How to Combat Writer’s Block
  • The Key to Becoming a Great Blogger

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  • Corbett Barr on Creating a Successful Information Product
  • Ruth Zive on Corporate Blogging and White Papers
  • Nathan Weller on Progressing and Adapting as a Freelance Blogger
  • Alexis Grant on Blog Editing
  • Carol Tice on Offline Freelance Writing
  • Ali Luke on Membership Sites
  • Amy Harrison on Copywriting
  • Siobhan McKeown on Carving Out Your Own Niche
  • Sophie Lizard on Successful Freelancing

Exclusive Articles

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  • The 5 Most Elusive Qualities That Many Freelance Bloggers Lack
  • My Comprehensive 9 Step Process to Writing Blog Posts Quickly (and Making Much More Money)
  • 8 Ways to Increase Your Freelance Writing Earnings (Without Asking for a Raise)
  • 5 Steps to Staying Focused on Your Daily Freelance Work
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Course

  • Preface
  • Creating Your Blog
  • Social Media
  • How to Find Clients
  • Setting and Negotiating Rates
  • Your Contract
  • Time Tracking and Billing
  • Working With Clients
  • Growing Your Business
  • Epilogue

Successful Blogging

  • Introduction
  • How to Understand Your Audience
  • How to Develop Stellar Post Ideas
  • How to Write Compelling Headlines
  • Blog Post Types
  • The Structure of a Typical Blog Post
  • How to Write for a Blog Audience
  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
  • Images
  • How to Combat Writer’s Block
  • The Key to Becoming a Great Blogger

Exclusive Articles

  • 9 Invaluable Tools and Services for Freelance Bloggers
  • The 5 Most Elusive Qualities That Many Freelance Bloggers Lack
  • My Comprehensive 9 Step Process to Writing Blog Posts Quickly (and Making Much More Money)
  • 8 Ways to Increase Your Freelance Writing Earnings (Without Asking for a Raise)
  • 5 Steps to Staying Focused on Your Daily Freelance Work

Exclusive Interviews

  • Ruben Gamez on the Client’s Perspective
  • Corbett Barr on Creating a Successful Information Product
  • Ruth Zive on Corporate Blogging and White Papers
  • Nathan Weller on Progressing and Adapting as a Freelance Blogger
  • Alexis Grant on Blog Editing
  • Carol Tice on Offline Freelance Writing
  • Ali Luke on Membership Sites
  • Amy Harrison on Copywriting
  • Siobhan McKeown on Carving Out Your Own Niche
  • Sophie Lizard on Successful Freelancing

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