I just went "Premium"

byStewieS

138 followers

Updated 9 years ago

I'm a freelance writer, editor and transcriber. I've been in this line of work for two-and-a-half years, having previously worked in many jobs (largely in the Third Sector, for charitable organisations) following my graduation from university in my early twenties.

I signed up to WA several months back, when I'd just lost a big client. This was completely unexpected. Soon after, having found various other projects to work on (in order to keep the money coming in), I put WA to one side. Then shortly after, I got the aforementioned client back, so I had plenty to fill my time.

Things improved in my working life thereafter, and yesterday, I thought I would have a look at WA again. I think it was the right time to do so, because everything seemed to crystallize. There were three elements that directly translate to WA:

1. My years of writing content on a near-daily basis.
2. The understanding of SEO that I've steadily developed as a result.
3. The proficiency in Wordpress that I've gained through working for clients whose websites use WP for their content.

I am now in the process of creating the first of my WA "Siterubix" websites, which is about a subject I have considerable knowledge of, and about which I am passionate. Once I have some pages and posts written, I'll apply to the Amazon Affiliate programme. (I tried yesterday, with no content on my website and, of course, they rejected me! Schoolboy error on my part.)

I decided to go "premium" today because I think it's worth having a go at WA with the idea I have, and I want to make sure that I can find out as much information as possible. It will also be good to contribute some information to the WA pool.