http://www.freelancewritingezine.com/Writing/questions.html 2009-02-19T07:41:48.826+11:00 http://www.freelancewritingezine.com/Writing/questions.html#What_about_competition_Will_the 2009-02-19T07:41:48.826+11:00 Julia received this question about <a href="http://sellwritingnow.com/Home/training.html" rel="external">Sell Your Writing Online NOW (SYWON)</a>.<br /><br />Her reply: "With billions of people online, and millions of Web sites, and each writer having limited output... no. :-)"<br /><br />She's right. :-)<br /><br />Don't worry about competition. In the days when I was actively client hunting (I can't take on any new clients at the moment), I was always amazed that every client was an individual, with individual needs, even in the same industry. Every writing job was different.<br /><br />You're unique. In the entire world of writing, there will never be another writer who's like you: you have unique talents and strengths, and as you increase in skill and develop your range of <a href="http://www.abwebconsulting.com/Services/index.html" rel="external">writing services</a>, you will attract clients who want to work with you, because you inspire them. <br /><br />To all intents and purposes <strong>YOU</strong> have no competition at all. <br /><br /> FaqMaker http://www.freelancewritingezine.com/Writing/questions.html#How_much_money_can_you_make_wri 2008-08-25T09:45:27.491+10:00 As much as you want to make - you're limited only by your know-how and your imagination. I created <a href="http://sellwritingnow.com/Home/training.html" rel="self">Sell Your Writing Online NOW (SYWON)</a> so that you would have ALL the tools you need to build an amazing income from your writing.<br /><br />To show you the Web's potential for you, here's what two writers are doing: <a href="http://copywriter.typepad.com/copywriter/2008/08/web-writing-for-money---bootstrap-your-writing-business.html" rel="self">Web writing for money - bootstrap your writing business</a>.<br /><br /> FaqMaker http://www.freelancewritingezine.com/Writing/questions.html#Whats_the_best_way_to_answer_my 2008-08-22T11:23:58.824+10:00 This question comes up frequently. Once your <a href="http://www.abwebconsulting.com/Services/index.html" rel="self">writing services </a>Web site is online, you'll get loads of email queries every single day.<br /><br />While it's great that people are interested in your services, many/ most of these queries are a huge waste of your time.<br /><br />There's no way you can run a profitable writing services business and hand out free information day after day.<br /><br />So, what do you do? You can't ignore these queries, can you?<br /><br /><a href="http://copywriter.typepad.com/copywriter/2008/08/your-writing-services-business---how-to-get-paid-for-consultations.html" rel="self">Read the rest of my answer here</a>.<br /><br /> FaqMaker