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The Untapped Market: How to Make Money Writing for Real Estate Professionals
by Isabel Fena
94 pages
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Start your own business writing and marketing for Realtors.
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Ebook
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$11.95
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Download Ebook instantly!
(PDF format)
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Category: Writing:Freelance
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About the Book
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Ask yourself
these questions:
+ Are you an experienced writer?
+ Do you want to stay at home to write?
+ Do you want to work for yourself?
+ Do you learn new things quickly?
+ Are you interested in a broad number of subjects?
+ Do you feel like you're being pigeonholed with your current
writing and you want to branch out?
+ Do you have a flair for marketing?
If you answered "yes" to any of these questions or
even better several, you may have found a new career! This book
will provide you with many of the tools you need to start your own
real estate professional writing and marketing business.
You'll find in this book:
+ Proven ideas for products clients will be crazy about
+ Where to go to get inexpensive (free even!) desktop publishing
programs
+ A state by state list of web links containing Realtor and Mortgage
Broker names, addresses and phone numbers
+ Detailed instructions on how to set up your own web page and where
to get dirt cheap domain names and web hosting packages
+ Never suffer from writer's block again! 75 different working
titles you can turn into newsletter articles!
+ 7 marketing ideas you can pitch to clients as an "added
value" service
+ How to market your own business
+ Where to find prospective clients
+ A list of more than 50 websites you won't be able to live
without when writing articles.
+ Where to find the most accurate advice on dealing with your small
business tax issues.
+ What to do about health care when you're self-employed
+ Why this sort of writing may not be for you
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About the Author |
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Isabel Fena has been doing this type of writing for a while and has more assignments than she even wants. She must admit however it keeps her mother out of her hair because it actually sounds like a real job. And yes she writes in her pajamas, sometimes until as late as 9:00 if she\'s on a roll - or has a cold. |
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