Having made it this far in the training, you’ve proved you are a dedicated writer. You’ve put a lot of effort into learning how to write great reviews, plus how to make your writing work pay off.

That means you have what it takes to make it in the world of writing. So while reviews are clearly a fantastic money-making opportunity, you don’t have to restrict yourself to review writing only. There are many other ways to put your creative talents to good use. 

According to a report by InsightSLICE, online writing is on course to become a $38 billion market. It’s growing at a rate of 12% per year, creating a wealth of opportunities for writers. The report says:

"Businesses are focusing on implementing digital marketing strategies to benefit from the increased online traffic and are adopting digital content creation tools and services. This has fueled the growth of the digital content creation market. Digital content creation has helped organizations to keep up with their digital strategies. This is anticipated to drive the global digital content creation market in coming years."

In plain English, this means the demand for writing services is huge and growing bigger by the year. Quite simply, there has never been a better time to be a writer.

That’s because although the world has changed a lot, words are still the primary means we use to communicate. They probably always will be. Whether it’s the written word or the spoken word, language allows us to communicate with subtlety and nuance that’s not possible any other way.

This, in turn, means the demand for skilled writers is growing faster than ever. If you have even moderate writing ability, you have a bright future ahead of you. 

So should you become a writer...or not? Many people believe that you need a degree in English or Literature to become a professional writer. Nothing could be further from the truth. 

You don’t need a degree, and you don’t need specialist training. All you need is a good command of the English language (or whichever language you intend to write in), plus a commitment to making things happen.

Here’s the thing. Nobody is looking to pay for flowery, complicated writing. You don’t need to impress anyone with long words or convoluted sentences. On the contrary, that's precisely the opposite of what’s required.

What’s needed 99% of the time is plain English that communicates in a direct, simple way. The key qualifications include an ability to:

- Communicate your message clearly

- Write in a way that’s easy to understand

- Persuade people to take some sort of action

If you can write at Grade 6 level, you have what it takes to succeed as a writer. So should you try your hand at other forms of writing? Absolutely! This is a fantastic way to top up your review income and finally live the life of your dreams. 

There are literally dozens of ways writers can make money. But in this course, we’ll focus on the top, proven methods for making serious cash from your writing skills. We will cover:

- Writing articles

- Writing resumes

- Writing ads

- Writing sales letters

Master just one of these niches, and you can create a very nice income that can potentially change your life. Get good at all of them, and you’ll have multiple income streams. Writing can give you the freedom to do what you want, when you want...so this training definitely deserves your attention.

So let’s get into it and explore more ways to make top dollar from your writing skills.  

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