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How to make money writing for magazines?

Generating revenue can be achieved through writing magazine articles if you can find and research the best publications for your preferences and skills, as well as, have perfect article pitches. The first step to take in your journey is to look for print and online magazines that have a standing policy of accepting articles from freelancers. You need to look up the publication's previous edition to get an idea of what they like to publish and then try to use the information to form your pitch. Editors prefer ideas that are up-to-date, well-organized, and that have the potential to be engaging for their readers. Sending a clear, concise, and relevant e-mail or letter of inquiry is essential. The letter should state your name, introduce yourself, give a summary of your idea, and finally, tell your editor why the subject matters. Typically, in most cases, the writers of the magazines are paid per word or as per the item, with the money fluctuating due to different reasons such as experience, subject, and mostly the budget of the magazine. Having a niche or specialty helps you to create a space for yourself that will not be in others' reach thus helping you to dictate the prices you want at the end. You can win many assignments, get job referrals, and be known as a reliable freelancer by simply establishing a good relationship with editors. Apart from that, if you meet your deadlines regularly and provide them with readable, informative, error-free pieces always, your editors will move you to their preferred list. Your documents published in major publications are going to add up as working samples in your portfolio which you can refer to when reaching out to big magazines, therefore, they will pay more. Stay organized, keep a manuscript submission log, and if it is required, give a small nudge, but never nag. Doing this is going to make sure that you get a piece, a slot, or a job as a freelance writer for a magazine. Freelance writing for magazines is known for being cutthroat; however, one way to combat that is never to give up. If you are skilled and do your work with determination and professional behavior, it will not only earn you income but will also help you change lives through narrative storytelling.
 

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