EP239: Pitching vs. Applying to Jobs for Freelance Writers

Today, let’s discuss the pros and cons of pitching vs. applying to jobs for freelance writers.

→ Pitching puts you in the driver’s seat and allows you to target specific clients.

→ Pitching saves you time and helps you build relationships with potential clients.

→ Pitching gives you more room to negotiate your rates.

Requires confidence, networking skills, and the ability to handle rejection.

Pitching is a great way to gain clients and grow your freelance writing business. While it can be challenging, the rewards are worth it.

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