Internet Marketing With Kecia Hambrick

So this week has been quite hectic, meaning little work has been completed. However, I did make a few investments in my freelance writing career by purchasing two ebooks I have been wanting to read for quite some time. Along with those, I won a free ebook from a contest Robin at Web Success 101 held last month. When I finish these reads, I’ll consider doing some book reviews to let my readers know if they are worth the price.

I know there are many products out there on freelance writing, and some are better than others. I don’t recommend you run out and purchase all of them to decipher the good from the bad, but I do believe making sound investments in your venture will help you get ahead of the competition. Plus, if you get your hands on the good stuff, it could very well help you boost your freelance writing career. This is why I will probably be doing some reviews of these ebooks once I have finished them. I plan to have the freelancing books completed over the week, and will begin next week with implementing their strategies if I find them worthwhile.

If you are curious about the books in question…

• “Desperate Buyers Only” by Alexis Dawes is the one I won in the contest. I hadn’t heard about this book prior to the contest, but it is apparently a popular guide regarding how to create information products that desperate people are ready and willing to purchase. So far, it seems very interesting.
• “How I Built A Profitable Freelance Business for Under $50 (And How You Can Too!)” by Christine OKelly is one I purchased. Just heard about it a few days ago, but have read nothing but good things.
• “Make $250+/Day Writing Simple, 500-Word Articles” by Yuwanda Black is the other purchase I made. I have been debating on this book for a couple weeks now, and decided to go ahead and give it a shot.