[nabentre] accessible work from home

[Nicole Valicia Thompson-Andrews]

Hi, other than Textbrooker what other freeleance writing gig sites are
there which are blind-friendly? Also, is it easy to submit work to
Textbrooker?

On 4/23/18, Nicole Valicia Thompson-Andrews <goldyemoran at gmail.com> wrote:
> How awesome!
>
> On 4/23/18, Bernadetta via nabentre <nabentre at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>> I mostly work for myself nowadays; I have a decent roster of my own
>> clients: Some individuals, many small to mid-scale businesses.
>> At this point, I'm well-versed in various forms of writing: product
>> copy; blog posts; web pages; corporate writing. I get quite a few
>> corporate projects, but my bread and butter are the clients who keep me
>> on retainer for web copy and blog content.
>>
>> I have some fall-back agencies I write for to fill some gaps between
>> projects. One of them is The HOTH, an agency popular for it's blogging
>> product, and another is WriterAccess, through which I also get some
>> dedicated private clients.
>> Scripted is yet another company I find clients through, but they're an
>> exclusive platform for experienced freelancers with a solid portfolio.
>>
>> I recommend wetting your feet with a few different agencies like
>> textbroker to get a feel for what kind of writing is appropriate for
>> the online market.
>> Some of my starter companies were Influence Research, Textbroker, and
>> Copify.uk.
>> I also worked for a UK company called Search Sciences for quite a
>> while, but then I outgrew their pay. My own clients paid more for my
>> services than the company offered for my work, so I had to drop them.
>>
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