You just landed your first gig as a freelancer. There’s nothing quite like that feeling. You have flexibility, freedom, and a chance to shine as a writer. Whether you’re freelancing as a side gig or trying to transition to full-time
Freelancing can be a dream job. But what makes it that way? Robert Farrington of The College Investor understands the world of freelancing from both sides. With The College Investor celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, Farrington knows a thing
Once content creators get a bit established, they often feel ready to take their work to the next level. Instead of creating content exclusively for themselves as bloggers or podcasters, they’re ready to work with brands either as a freelancer
Miranda Marquit is one of the most prolific freelancers in the business. As someone who has been freelancing for more than a decade, she knows a thing or two about life as a freelance writer. She sat down with us
Brands are often looking for ways to improve the content they are creating for consumers. ConvertKit, an email marketing software, is on a mission to help online content creators connect with their audiences and earn a living online. With those goals
Darbi Masters attended her first FinCon last year and discovered that connecting with the right brand can actually change your life. The best part? Though she thought she was out of her niche, she used her brand expertise and media
Four years ago, Tiffany Aliche attended a session at #FinCon14 in New Orleans. Taught by Ellie Kay, the session was called “Making 6 Figures as a Brand Ambassador.” It was the one session she attended that year because it was
Maple Money’s Tom Drake has been blogging for over 9 years and runs multiple blogs. He now specializes in the technical side of blogging with a focus on SEO that has led to over 700,000 pageviews a month. We recently
Jim Wang, the founder of Wallet Hacks, has been blogging for 14 years. In a recent interview with the FinCon Team, Wang gives practical steps for honing your message and assigning a purpose to every blog post you write. Think
According to J.D. Roth, he started blogging before “blog” was even a word. He founded Get Rich Slowly in 2006 in order to document his journey out of debt. Ironically, writing about money allowed him to get rich quickly. Roth
With the increased saturation in the blogging world, it can be a little bit more challenging to get noticed so you might be feeling less motivated to keep going. We recently sat down with Grant Sabatier of Millennial Money and
Chris Hogan is a #1 national best-selling author, dynamic speaker, and financial expert. For more than a decade, Hogan has served at Ramsey Solutions, spreading a message of hope to audiences across the country as a financial coach and Ramsey
