I realize not everyone is a blogger AND freelance writer, but this works for both. It actually works for ANYONE looking to do freelance work in general, too, not just writers. Every freelancer needs a niche, whether you’re a writer, graphic designer, blogger, etc.

Obviously, the critical element here is you. You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink. I can give you all the information in the world, but if you don’t implement what you learn, you’re not going to get very far. Implementation is key, and my process is easy to do. This process will help you verify whether your niche ideas are profitable if you put in the work. It can save you time and money that you could have otherwise wasted trying to make an unprofitable niche work.

Honestly, you can probably block out one afternoon to run through the process if you’re itching to get started. The nice thing is you can replicate this process over and over again for any future niche sites you may want to create. If you want to take your time, you can do that too. This is a self-paced course, so it’s very flexible.

Lord, let me tell you. I had the same attitude (and budget) when I started. I wasted MONTHS figuring out how to start a blog and writing business when if I had an affordable resource that would give me the shortcut to making money faster, I would have started writing much sooner. That means I could have started working from home full-time sooner, reducing my commute to from the bed to the coffee pot (for real).

Time is money. The less time you waste, the quicker you can skip to the make-money part.

Absolutely not! There are people with NO degree making tons of money freelance writing!