Need Advice on a Niche

I'm thinking of exploring a "proofreading" niche to help writers with grammar and spelling for their web content, especially people for whom English is a second language. I checked JAAXY and found some "low hanging fruit" and thought I'd also get some feedback from WA members. Do you think a website catering to this niche sounds viable?

The WA Movie

I want to comment on working with WA but I have little experience in online marketing. However, since I do have experience writing screenplays, I thought I used that as an analogy. Screenplays and the movies made from them fall into three acts. Act 1 is the Beginning. Act 2 is the Middle. Act 3 is the Ending. Nothing earth shattering so far. Working in WA and growing your online business has (IMO) three stages too. I call them Institution, Constitution and Resolution. In the WA movie as in a mo

Coming up on month two

I haven't been counting the days, but I figure I must be starting my second month in WA since I've completed Certification Courses 1 and (with this blog) 2. The information I've received has been practical and pragmatic and I appreciate the steady build that WA provides, which is way more realistic than the get-rich-quick schemes I receive in my email every day. I decided to go with a niche market and since I am a writer, my website is aimed at fiction writers who want to create characters with

Apostrophe Catastrophe

We all want to look professional and since we have no control over who views our website, we need to ensure that professionalism extends to our content by eradicating typos, punctuation and grammar errors wherever possible. Now I'm not setting myself up as the "grammar guru" nor do I intend any disrespect to the WA community, but we all have to face this simple fact: like or or not, once we post content on the web, we become writers. And once we become writers, we are obligated to appear profes

Just gone yearly

Decided to cement my commitment to making WA work for me by going yearly.

Jumping in the Pool

I just signed up for Premium even though I haven't yet finished the first Getting Started module. But I figured it this way. I want to be in this business for the long haul but starting out is overwhelming. However, if you want to learn to swim you can only spend so much time standing at the edge of the pool miming your strokes. There comes a point where you have to jump into the water. So I jumped in. Now I'm hoping to make a really big splash.