[Free] Learn Blog Writing Quickly And Start Freelancing!
Learn each step and sub step of content writing with examples and find writing tasks. – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- Get a quick idea of content research, writing and checking
- Learn standards of blog writing to write like a pro
- Learn use of testing software and sites to improve your content
- Increase your fluency in writing
- Beginner tips and career advice
Requirements
- Good English
- No special knowledge or degree is required
- Some will power to complete the quick course
Description
Writing content requires nothing more than a good command over English, Google searching and some creativity. The challenge lies in finding well paying clients or jobs and following high standards while writing. A new writer may feel lost or undervalued despite there being many freelancing and job opportunities in the market.This course will help you address each problem and guide you on your way to success in content writing, with focus on blogs and articles.
This course will mainly cover guidelines to find tasks, do research, write effective content, check the content using software and ensure good SEO compatibility. Various tips about effective research, submission, revisions, avoiding plagiarism and finding clients/jobs have been encompassed in this brief tutorial along with my examples.
Following this, you will get some key tips to get work opportunities and begin your career in content writing, followed by a freelancing offer from me. Also feel free to contact me on writersdeskinfo@gmail.com after starting the course if you have any doubts or need guidance in finding work.Find all this and more in this brief and to the point course; and start your career in content writing!
So, let’s get started!
NOTE- This course is ideal for blog or article writing. However, the guidelines may apply to most types of content writing tasks like blogs, press release, social media captions, website page content etc. Moreover, all content must be based primarily on the client’s instructions and type of task.
Author(s): Praharsh Chaubey
