Geez Louise … I hate it when I open up my email in the morning and I get some long-winded email from someone I don’t even know that would like to partner with our company “as a riter”….. and they can’t even spell the word “writer”.

At least be able to spell your chosen career path.

I actually had one this morning and unfortunate author “rote” to me that they had “published thousands of online content peaces” and they wanted to contribute their “riting talints” to my fine Righting Company”

I honestly thought my partner SKinney was having fun with me because I was just mentioning this weekend about another tragically misspelled email from a would-be writer. But sure enough (and sadly so) it was for real….

If you wanna partner with us - we’re open to any writers that are US-based, reliable and English is your FIRST language and oh yeah, you’re a demon with a spell checker - that’s another requirement I think we’ll be throwing in.

We have a lot of stuff going on this week - a lot of new writers have joined us for the PLR articles - I have a cool wedding set going up tomorrow for sale and more PLR article sets are in editing.

Also, I get at least one email a week from someone asking if it’s possible to really, REALLY make a living writing online. The answer, in a word : Absolutely.

Blogging alone will pay a great salary from most companies - one of my freelancers has 5 different clients that order 2 blog postings a week. It doesn’t sound like much but she writes a couple of blog posts every day and shuffles around the clients so no client gets posted twice on the same day or even two days in a row and she makes anywhere from $30 to $50 per blog post and she works in the mornings when her baby is taking a morning nap. Her afternoons are free to be a mommy to her firstborn and enjoy her new baby.
She just writing for pay when she was 6 months pregnant and got laid off from her job and needed to find an income fast. I met her through a Work at Home Mom’s forum and we struck up a friendship and she’s an awesome writer.

Sure that’s not Rockefeller money for writing - but it’s a great start to supplement an income and not have to pay for childcare, gas, blah blah blah - if you’re interested in making a living off your writing - it’s not tough to pull an easy 6 figures a year if you apply yourself.

I can show you how - just download my guide and see Write All the Way to the Bank.