I think many of us have at some point, felt the way you do right now. Whatever you do, don't let a moment of indecision derail your goals. Your quality of writing gets better by doing one thing. That one thing is to keep writing. Just like athletes who practice daily to improve their performance, you should begin to write every chance you get. Your writing naturally improves with every word you write. Don't prejudge yourself because you're not being fair to you and your readers. Your readers are out there waiting to read what you write. Don't take that away from them! You'll see that as you write, you'll sense that you're getting better. The world awaits your next masterpiece. Give it to them!

Absolutely not! Roughly, this is what it's about. But when it comes down to writing, this is nothing You havet to ace. As long as You can appeal and captivate Your visitors and give them value, nothing will be in Your way.

There are many trainings and tutorials on this. I'd recommend that Yousearch on top and check it out for yourself: "Writer's block".

All the best!

Just looked at your two sites. The writing is fine. Just keep writing and posting.... ;-)

Not at all! Write just like you are speaking to a friend. As you write more and more it really becomes easier. You don't want to sound like an encyclopedia, you want to sound like you!

Not at all. If you continue your training, more often than you realize, you will find that you do not have to be a good writer to succeed. I knew nothing about my niche when I started but by doing the research on the topics I write about, over time, the writing became better on it's own.

Besides, the more you write and when combined with the spell checker, sentence structure tool that is available , you will begin to understand why sentences need to be structured in the way they are.

Other than that, you can look around the net (google, pinterest...) and find free writing courses that may help.

Best of luck and keep writing!

1. Everything between 0 hrs to 12+ hrs all depending on the time of year and what other engagements I have. (I still keep a very flexible full-time job)

2. I have been building websites since 1997. I have made money building websites for others since around 2000. I have worked professionally with web projects in a large company for around 5 years (1999-2004), but only the last 3-4 years have I been involved in online business. Most of that business is still taking place outside of WA

3. I make enough to finance a lifestyle I am comfortable with,

4. I use professional themes, plugins, and tools. I have found that over time it pays to build a relationship with professional providers of the tools that are critical to my business.

Thank you for your fast answer! What are the payment methods? Is PayPal there?

Sure, why not? With what do you need help?