How to work on my own writing essays?

Hi,

I am highly qualified and do freelance writing and can write on most of the topics. I had been doing so for the last three years. Companies pay very less. I have to earn money for my second PhD in Deep Sea research. I would welcome suggestions on how to work on my own. I write very good essays.

Verona

I'm new to essayscam.org and based on my quick analysis of this forum, I've come up with the conclusion that I'd rather employ an experienced freelance writer than a company.

Thing is that I need a person who is a real guru of the academic writing world and is able to produce an upper first-class standard law essay (European Law).

Maybe someone could help me out and point in the right direction as where to find such writer?

I'd appreciate any help and please feel free to contact me via pm.

Just be determined to achieve your goals and objectives

Never give up, never stop trying, never say die.

Self advertising always works for anyone striking out for the first time alone in this business. Every avenue of self promotion needs to be followed and used as best as the writer can.

Start a company blog, It may not be the best way to advertise your services but it will at least show the students your actual writing ability. Then, if you have the money to burn, aim for targeted FB and Twitter ad campaigns.

Those social media outlets will at least get you noticed by the students.

Make sure you have an active website or blog to connect it to though so that potential clients have a way of reaching out to you. Then of course, there are the paid ads here for the Writers and Services that is almost always guaranteed to keep you within the sights of the students.

Some of them will surely come your way and hire you when needed. That is, if you prove that you are truly a capable independent writer.

Starting out will never be easy but if you keep the faith and just persevere, I am sure you will find your career taking off without you even noticing it.

Though I am quite new to this forum, I have heard so much about the successful advertising that independent writers here sign up for. My colleagues have told me that they enjoy using the advertising services of this forum because it is always certain to bring clients to them. They are particularly thankful for the new EssayBrand section of the forum that not only allows them to advertise their skills but also helps them to create a brand name for themselves.

As with any profession, developingtheir brand and promoting it are of the utmost importance to my friends. Which is why they signed up for all the promotional services of this forum. It has truly helped them push their business forward and grow their yearly profit over time. I have yet to hear about any problems they have had both with ES and any clients they have garnered from their time advertising here.

I love that suggestion. It's an excellent what to show (versus tell) you are what you claim. We see so many posts in the forum (and elsewhere) where writers and companies claim excellent quality, competitive prices, yada yada. A blog with frequent posts is a great way to show your writing is consistent over time versus being fluff ad text that's a static post or listing for your services.

I'd be interested to know who has used blogging to boost their writing careers. No blog links needed, just feedback that could benefit others who may be thinking about giving it a try.

I'd suggest that substantive posts on this forum serve the exact same purpose as a blog, in that respect, especially by writers who have been contributing here consistently for more than a decade under the same ID.

I think it would be good to build a small marketing company, for example you can send letters to emails. for this it would be nice to have your own blog so that you can show it to your customers as an example of your writing

@writer4life I still have my blog active after all of these years. I try to post some writing tips and advice for the students at least twice a week. When I was first starting out as an independent writer, I often had students ask me for sample work. I found it really difficult to send them samples of my work as I have a copyright agreement with the students who ask me to complete papers for them. So showing them my sample work was a bit tricky. That's when I decided to start my blog.

I used the blog mainly to advertise my business. I never did the social media route since I always got referred to my student clients anyway. The blog was meant to refer them to my writing style and also, offer them some lessons regarding research writing. I considered it a two way benefit for the student. They got to decide if my writing style was something they could appreciate and, they learned the basics of essay, opinion, and research writing at the same time.

I would have to say that the blog helped me keep my career going because the students knew I was on the level , the could immediately see a sample of my writing style, and I would go out of my way to even teach them how to write their papers properly at no extra cost.

The suggested self promotion topics sound very old school. These days, it is all about social media. You want to become a successful writer? Then you need a YT channel, a Vlog where you can do veiled advertising for your work in the guise of English writing lessons. Start an Instagram page with short animated "Writing tips" that direct the viewer to your company website or gives out a mobile number and email address to contact you directly. While the old schools promotions do work, it's time to get with the times and promote yourself using the millennial way. You have to be Instagrammable to be noticed.

I agree with Cite in this case. However, I would like to take the social media advertising a step further to include TikTok and Twitch self promotion videos. That way you cover all the free advertising and cheap boosting services for your skills or company. In fact, you do not need a company to sell yourself anymore. Just use a consistent identity across all media platforms. How you use the platforms to self promote is all up to you.