Hello ANNA, and welcome to the forum.
akbadji@21 wrote: ↑
I want to start writing, but I don't know where to start. I had started doing a blog where I published two articles but then I gave up. I also created two sales sites; Facebook pages and groups. In short, I like to write.
Yes, being a freelancer gives us freedom to create our own future. But that freedom comes with a price.
The price is self discipline, because we don't have a boss telling us what time to start work, and how much to do each day.
The best thing I can recommend right now is to go write another article for your blog. Start with just one article today.
Then if you can write one more tomorrow that would be great. If you can't write one tomorrow, wait a few days and then write another one.
Even if you only take baby steps... A little bit of something is better than a whole lot of nothing
The key is to just take one step towards your goal. Then another. Then another.
Before you know it, in a couple months you'll have a dozen articles on your blog
akbadji@21 wrote: ↑
But the worry is that I want to get into copywriting and offer my services to businesses, but I don't know where to start. I read a lot of articles where we talk about offering to write for free at the beginning but I'm not sure if this is a good idea. Could you give me some advice?
Yes, it can be difficult finding clients when you're just starting out and have no experience .
But I don't recommend working for "free". If nothing else at least ask for a testimonial in exchange for the work. So you can start to build a portfolio.
In business there always needs to be some exchange of value or you'll be letting the world know you don't value yourself.
And when you set a value of zero for your own worth, the world is not going to raise your asking price for you.
The best advice I can give you right now is to go write another article for your blog. It doesn't need to be good, it just needs to be written.
And if you'd like to show it to me when you're done, I'd be happy to take a look and possibly offer some tips or advice to help you.
Looking forward to seeing what you write.
All the best,
Steve